Šibenik is a historic town located in the Croatian region of Dalmatia. Unlike other cities in Dalmatia, Šibenik was founded by the Croats on a strategic place where Krka river flows into the Adriatic sea. This small, but absolutely fascinating town will leave you great memories as it has so much to offer. Beautiful narrow streets and […]
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Split The most important monument in Split is the Diocletian’s Palace dating back from 305 A.D. The Palace was built as a massive structure, with its 200 meters long and 20 meters high walls. It was built for the Roman Emperor Diocletian, as his residence after the retirement. Underneath the Palace, there are Diocletian’s cellars that […]
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Motovun is a small medieval village in central Istria with a population of 531 inhabitants and a very rich historical heritage well worth visiting. It is a famous tourist attraction and one of the pearls of the Istrian inland. This enchanting little city will leave breathless anyone who comes to visit. Walking through small narrow […]
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Zadar is a small town on the Dalmatian coast, but nevertheless, it is known for its rich and tumultuous history. It is a monument on its own offering an amazing opportunity to its visitors to dive into the remains of ancient settlements, old churches, and ruins. Zadar won the title for The Best European Destination […]
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Being for a long time in the shade of more attractive coastal cities, during the last two years Zagreb became one of the most popular touristic destinations in Croatia. That quite a sudden shift happened mostly thanks to its Christmas Market that was recognized as the best in Europe for two years in a row […]
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Pula is the largest city in Istria region, Croatia, situated at the southern tip of the peninsula. Known for its long tradition of shipbuilding, tourism, and winemaking, the city also stands out among other larger Croatian cities for the rich and well-preserved Roman architecture, the amphitheater being the most famous and dominant part of it. […]
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Hum with its 30 (2011 Population Census) inhabitants is formally listed as the smallest town in the world. It is located in the center of Istria region, near the town of Buzet, know as a “town of truffles”. The city which is only 100 meters long and 30 meters wide holds so much of history. According to […]
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Kaštela is an agglomeration of seven picturesque little towns of the central Dalmatia, situated between Split and Trogir. The Kastela (Kastel means castle) include these seven towns: Štafilić, Novi, Stari, Lukšić, Kambelovac, Gomilica and Sućurac built around medieval castles. Kastela were once an ancient Greek port, although we can see plentiful evidence of earlier civilizations that inhabited […]
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Split is situated in the center of the southern Croatian region of Dalmatia. It’s the second-largest city in Croatia and the third-largest passenger port of the Mediterranean as well as an important passenger hub and a gateway to central-Dalmatian islands. The inner city has about 200 000 residents and the metropolitan region around 400 000. […]
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Dubrovnik is a small town situated on the Dalmatian coast. Since 1979 Dubrovnik is on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. This beautiful old town has been nicknamed “The Pearl of the Adriatic” and every year attracts thousands of tourists from all around the world. Dubrovnik was founded in the 6th century and after being […]
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