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Croatia

Exceptional Sights

Dubrovnik: explore its world famous fortified city
Split and the Diocletian's Palace

Population: 4,5 million

Capital: Zagreb

Currency: Kuna

Language: Croatian

Size: 56,000 sq km

Time Zone :UTC+1


	HIstorical Wandering in Split Diocletian’s palace. Walk on Trogir’s seafront and old insular city. Old city of Dubrovnik. Scenery Island hoping on the Adriatic Sea. Drive along the Adriatic sea from village to village on the Dalmatian coast between Dubrovnik and Zadar.

Historical

Cavtat – Beaches and small Croatian village near Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik – Old city, cathedral, Monastery and departure point to visit nearby islands.

Osijek – Fortified city and capital of Slavonia.

Porec and The complex of the Euphrasian Basilica is a UNESCO world heritage site.

Pula and its beautiful monuments including of the largest Roman amphitheatre in the world.

Rijeka – Crossroads of Adriatic traffic, Mediterranean climate and mountainous landscape surroundings.

Salona –Prosperous and opulent ancient city attested by monumental ramparts, a forum with the temples, a theatre, an amphitheatre and an Episcopal complex.

Sibenik – Beautiful white Cathedral of St-James (UNESCO) along the charming seafront.

Split – the city, the palace of Diocletian, Salona, its seafront and Hajduk football team.

Ston and its monumental defensive system.

Trogir Historic centre (UNESCO) with many ancient buildings on a island encircled by a wall with a charming seafront filled with restaurants and shops.

Varazdin - Historic nucleus, Old city (castle) and nearby thermal spas (toplice) region.

Zadar – Old fortified city and Episcopal complex set on a narrow peninsula with many historical buildings and beautiful seafront give easy access to nearby archipelago.

Zagreb – Croatian capital.

Natural

Brac Island – Golden sandy beach of Bol and Brac building stones used in the construction of the White House in Washington and the Diocletian palace.

Brijuni island and National Park – Lush vegetation, Mediterranean climate and unique wildlife including zebra near Pula.

Hvar Island– Numerous architectural and cultural monuments, nice beaches and field of rosemary and lavender between Split and Dubrovnik.

Kornati National Park – Sailing and scuba diving at its best near Zadar.

Korcula Island – Small-Dubrovnik, sandy beaches and said to be Marco Polo’s birthplace in between Split and Dubrovnik.

Krk island – Crystal-clear sea, culture, folklore and traditions near Rijeka.

Mljet island and National Park – Marine life, Roman ruins and remains of Illyrian fortification accessible from Dubrovnik.

Pag island – Unique traditional arts of stitched lacework and culture connected by a bridge near Zadar.

Zadar Region Archipelago – More than 300 islands to enjoy sailing and exploring small villages and quiet coves including Dugi Otok, Pasman and Ugljan islands.

Krka National Park – Lakes, waterfalls and beautiful landscape near Sibenik.

Plitvice lakes and National Park – UNESCO site well known form its spectacular waterfalls, lakes and numerous trails in Kvarner & highlands region.

Sports

Dinamo Zagreb – Maksimir stadium

Hajduk-Split – Poljud stadium

Croatia open tennis

Cibona Zagreb basketball – Drazan Petrovic Basketball Centre

Outdoor activities: Beach & swimming, Cycling, Diving, fishing, Golf, Hiking, Sailing & cruising, sports, windsurfing.

Food

Croatian recipes and cuisine

UNESCO

Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian
Old City of Dubrovnik
Plitvice Lakes National Park
Episcopal Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of Poreč
Historic City of Trogir
The Cathedral of St James in Šibenik

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