(ANSA) - ROME - Croatia has planned a vast range of events for the summer. The Motovun Film Festival (25-29/7), with the best of small independent film producers; Sinjska Alka (7-9/8), which this year is celebrating the 300th anniversary of Alka, the traditional equestrian competition listed as UNESCO Intangible World Heritage; the Varazdin Spancirfest (21-30/8), with artists from around the world, and the Renaissance Festival of Koprivnica - a large historical re-evocation with a thousand participants in period costume both from Croatia and abroad (27-30/8) - are all lined up. Several museums have also been inaugurated, such as the Vucedol Culture Museum near Vukovar with its archaeological finds in 19 halls - thanks to 3 million euros in investment - and the Alka Museum, which will open August 8 in Sinj. (ANSA).