Croatia
Croatia is a Mediterranean gem straddling Central and Southeast Europe, famed for its crystalline Adriatic coastline, more than 1,000 islands, and remarkably preserved medieval walled cities.
Cities & regions
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Split is Croatia's second-largest city (population ~160,000) on the central Dalmatian coast, built around and inside the extraordinary 4th-century Roman Dioc…
Open guideDubrovnik (the Pearl of the Adriatic) is a historic walled city on the southern tip of Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, perched above the clear Adriatic Sea. Its U…
Open guideZadar is a coastal Croatian city in northern Dalmatia with a well-preserved historic peninsula Old Town. More local and less touristed than Split or Dubrovni…
Open guideMostar is the cultural and historical heart of Herzegovina, most famous for its rebuilt Ottoman bridge Stari Most (Old Bridge), a UNESCO World Heritage Site.…
Open guideKorčula is a long, forested island in southern Dalmatia, often called 'Little Dubrovnik' for its strikingly similar medieval old town on a small peninsula. I…
Open guideZagreb is Croatia's capital and largest city, an often-overlooked gem that blends Central European charm with Mediterranean warmth. With a medieval Upper Tow…
Open guidePlitvice Lakes National Park is Croatia's most famous natural attraction and a UNESCO World Heritage Site (since 1979). It comprises 16 terraced lakes of ext…
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