Destinations in Croatia: Travel Guide

Dubrovnik is a pearl of the Adriatic Sea, the city famous for its amazingly beautiful nature and the Mediterranean atmosphere. Dubrovnik Riviera is the south region of Dalmatia. The tempting sea, small picturesque places with outstanding hoses with terracotta roofs, green islands located along the coast – all this you can see, if you'll go to Dubrovnik.Founded in the 7th century and now it...
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This city was founded in the 3rd century by the order of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. For a long time this place remained a sovereign area, then Split was considered a part of Austria, and only after this it was annexed to Croatia. Modern Split is a major historical and cultural center, which attracts thousands of visitors each year and is ready to show its sights 12 months a year. Diocletian's...
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This sunny Island has always attracted tourists with its beautiful natural landscapes, unique monuments, and rich choice of entertainments. Lavender is considered the symbol of the city. The fragrance of this flower can be felt almost in any part of this magnificent place. Lavender thickets can be found right in every bay. The local people make fragrant flowers souvenirs and amulets from this...
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Zagreb is a capital of Croatia and an important economic and scientific center. Travellers call Zagreb “the city of museums”. Indeed, the number of cultural sights and exhibitions centers is really stunning. Moreover, the majority of them are unique on the country scale. For convenience the city is divided into three regions. Gornji grad is considered the historical center of the city....
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Zadar is a legendary impregnable fortress that was made by the Venetians over three hundred years ago to resist the invasion of the Turkish troops. Today well preserved fort walls, giant doors and protective towers remind of those events. The biggest part of Zadar is occupied by old streets and a historical district. Modern hotel complexes are located in the district named Borik. Here you will...
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This is one of the most popular and noisy resorts of Croatia. On the streets of Porec you can always see many people; cafes and restaurants here are always full of visitors, and you will hear merry children's laughter and splashing water from the beaches of this place. Porec is ideal for outdoor activities. Here there are many places perfect for walks and conditions and equipment for exercising. ...
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This is one of most romantic cities in Croatia, which is often called "the pearl of the north". Right from the first moment you will be enchanted by cozy streets, beautiful and unusual houses, and fabulous malls, as well as by hospitality and openness of the local people. The city has prepared many surprises for its guests. You will find here numerous places for walks and excursions, so you will...
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This city is one of the most popular resorts in Croatia. Already in the beginning of the last century this place attracted tourists from Europe. Mild climate, picturesque nature and large choice of entertainments are available here 12 months a year. The city’s name can be literally translated from Latin as "monastery". The reason for that is in the fact first settlements were founded around the...
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