such its task is to collect, process, present and publish the historical and cultural works, documents, and other artistic artefacts from the area of Ogulin and its neighbouring areas. King Tomislav Monument The monument was erected in 1925, for the 1000th anniversary of the founding of the Croatian kingdom. It stands in the Park of King Tomislav which was planned and arranged in the 18th century. The monument was made according to the design of the Slovenian architect Vitburg Meck, and was repaired in 1990. Cesarovac Fountain This classic building is also erected in the Park. It represents a memorial to the Ogulin aqueduct and was built by colonel Stevan Šuplikac from Ogulin in 1847. Water flowed from the spring through wooden tubes which were lately replaced by the clay, and in 1882 by the iron tubes. For Cesarovac source is connected and a legend. Water flows into the source, comes from a source located at the foot of the mountain Klek. And as on the mountain Klek lived a witch, so the water is magical. Legend says, that women who drink the water from the springs, will remain forever young. And men who drink water from springs, water will be captured to forever remain in this city, who you will fall in love with a woman from Ogulin, and by the end of life remain to live in Ogulin. Notable people Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić - writer Vladimir Goldner - physician, academic and professor Josip Kregar - lawyer and politician Elza Polak - horticulturist Ema Pukšec (also known as Ilma De Murska) - opera singer Barbara Radulović - television host Petar Stipetić - general Ante Pavić - tennis player Luka Cindrić - handball player References External links Ogulin portal Blog site about Ogulin Another blog site about Ogulin Blog site about Handball school Ogulin The "Domaći" Tourist agency, Ogulin Cities and towns in Croatia Populated places in Karlovac County Modruš-Rijeka County