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 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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