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Malls   Zagreb

Malls, Zagreb

 19 Reviews  Situated in Vlaska street it is just in a walking distance from the Main Square, no more then 10 minutes walking. It isn't spacious, there are two storeys only and easy to access all shops. Besides... 

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Outdoor Market (Trznica / Pazar)   Split

Outdoor Market (Trznica / Pazar), Split

 15 Reviews  There is big open air market place at the eastern side of the Diocletian Palace offering everything you need and what you dont need at all. Cheap but low quality cloths and shoes from China, a bit... 

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Licki sir (cheese) & other local food   Plitvicka Jezera National Park

Licki sir (cheese) & other local food, Plitvicka Jezera National Park

 1 Review  On both entrances, as well as on the rest stops, there are many stalls where local ladies are selling home made cheese ("Skripavac") and Strudels. They also sell fresh sandwiches which is great if you... 

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Clothes&shoes   Zagreb

Clothes&shoes, Zagreb

 12 Reviews  KING CROSS is located on the land of 150.000 m2 at the western entrance to Zagreb, on the main roads to Italy and Slovenia. It is on the routes of public transport. Its dimensions, modern structure... 

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Marmontova ulica (street)   Split

Marmontova ulica (street), Split

 6 Reviews  The main shopping area in Split for designer and name-brand goods (mostly for women) is the marble-lined street of Marmontova. It runs from the waterfront all the way back to the Trg Gaje Bulata,... 

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Open city markets   Zagreb

Open city markets, Zagreb

 18 Reviews  A joy for many of you who have moved into the mega-super market stage of human development is Zagreb's fresh take on the situation - open air markets. Grandma loves to bring her best goodies here for... 

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Souvenirs   Split

Souvenirs, Split

 3 Reviews  If you are a football fan you may want to buy a Hajduk souvenir. There is a Hajduk fan shop conveniently located in the old part of Split just off Marmontova. For the pin collectors I have to say... 

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Souveniers   Zagreb

Souveniers, Zagreb

 8 Reviews  If you're wondering what to buy as a souvenir but are looking for something that's not as common as a keyring or a fridge-magnet I'd recommend some Croatian natural cosmetics. Completely different... 

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Podrumi (Palace Substructures)   Split

Podrumi (Palace Substructures), Split

 2 Reviews  In the basement of Diocletianvs's palace you can find several differnet souvenir shops/stands. All the usual stuff is being sold here. Sculptures, miniatures, paintings, ... , everything that can be... 

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Local craft   Zagreb

Local craft, Zagreb

 2 Reviews  Croatian mercenaries arrived in Paris in 1635 as a display of their support for King Louis XIV. The scarves they wore were a fascinating blend of materials and colours and aroused the interest of the... 

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Food and wine shops: A taste of Croatia

by TheWanderingCamel

For anyone who like to take a taste of where they've been home with them, Croatia has some great goodies to offer. You'll find some lovely speciality food and wine shops in the main centres such as Split and Dubrovnik but the local supermarkets are good hunting grounds too.The ubiquitous Ajvar relish can become an addiction - particularly if you can find one that is home-made rather than mass-produced. Made from roasted red peppers and aubergine with garlic and oil, and maybe some chilli, this is the flavour of Croatia in a jar.Paprenjak is another Croatian speciality - a biscuit flavoured with honey, walnuts and pepper, the recipe is reputed to be hundreds of years old - or perhaps you'd prefer seizis - nut coated biscuits with a strawberry jam filling.Olive oil from Brac, air-dried ham (prsut) - if your home bases' quarantine regulations allow it, beautiful almond nougat, sour cherry...

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Getro: Supermarket, Kastela, near Split

by Galeretours

Sells all food / drinks, limted meat display.We were getting in provisions for 6 people/2 weeks, before leaving Kastela Marina. to sail to Dubrovnik. 2 trolleyfuls, 150 EUR. When we tried to leave the grounds with the trolleys, were stopped by security, who wouldn't believe we intended to return them. After a couple of minutes of negociations, management provided a van + driver .... for free! Will try this at every supermarket in the neighbourhoud of a marina in future

Bajadera chocolate

by Gili_S

Bajadera is a great chocolate I got to know already before visiting Croatia while meeting VT member diocletianvs in Cologne. Now, being in Croatia I could have as much as I wanted and of course, I bought few extra to have back at home with the delicious coffee.

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Markets all over the place !

by dassi

Well this is not a shop in that sence :) This is about markets on the street. You find them all over Croatia and they sell it all ,food like fruit .meat,fish and you name it. All kind of clothes, Jewlery ,books ,antiques, souvenirs and lots more !! It is just fantastic to wonder around those places either just looking at the life going on in there or shop and you can both get something to eat and drink while doing so. I could not get enough of it and spent many hours just walking all over the place, specially in Split but it was the biggest one I came to. In the markets i would like to buy a lot of things mostly in the food section, I loved the strawberries :)It is cheap to shop and you can try to talk about the price and geta good bargain out of it. No limit !

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True Authentic Taste

by KristaB

Sad but true - less and less small farmers manage to survive from their farms if they don't switch to mass production with pesticides and fertilizers. That's why I have special admiration for those who still endure and offer their products like the man on this picture. There are tons and tons of huge cheap watermelons available, but they don't taste so good, so I was very happy to find this farmer and have a chat with him while I was buying sweet aromatic watermelon.

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....: Zagreb's

by acemj

Dolac is Zagreb's main city market. It is held on a terrace overlooking the main square, Trg bana Jelacica and you'll also have a view of the cathedral from here. You can find all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables on the terrace along with many other vendors sell all kinds of meat, breads and cheeses. Niksa (VTer, diocletianvs) and I tried some fresh bread with a local variety of young and sour cheese that might not be in existence if the EU infringes on the traditional way of producing it. I didn't care for the sour taste of the cheese, but this is certainly a great place to shop for dinner.

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Various: Other markets

by acemj

Check out my individual city pages for specific information and locations, but all of the cities I visited had good local markets selling everything from local craft, cheap toys, good quality produce and fresh cut flowers.

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Ribarnica: Fresh fish

by acemj

The word "ribarnica" just means fish market, so if you see this sign, you're close to some really fresh fish, which is ideal if you have cooking facilities while in Croatia (which might just be an open fire on the beach!!). Even in Zagreb, the fish was brought in fresh daily from the coast and was very fresh.

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They sell sea shells...

by ChrisAlexander

The town is full of little capitalists like these two? These and other kids collect shells from the shores around Hvar Town and try to sell them on the quaysides competing with the other sellers who have stalls there. No wonder I didn?t see many shells down by the water, the kids take all the nice ones. Elsewhere you can find fresh lavener and also the bottled oil.Olive oil too. A few Kuna,or Euros or something nice from your pocket or bag (kids love shiney things with bright colours,so try bartering)

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What you should bring back from Croatia ?

by JLBG

What you should bring back from Croatia if you drive home ?Sweet onions. These onions are so sweet you can eat them raw, sliced for example in tomato salads or cooked in a gratin with cheese. We find them in France only in the most southern regions and not much, so each time possible (Croatia, Greece, Spain), we bring back 15 kg of sweet onions for ourselves and for gifts. There outer skin is pinkish, the flesh white. Caution, they don't keep very well, even in a cool and aerated place but if you keep an eye on them, that will do for let's say 2 month.Ajvar. We usually bring back a box of 24 jars of medium size Ajvar. If you don't care for the weight, the jars are better protected in a full box and it will carry easily. At home, it will keep at least 2 years. The smaller jars are perfect gifts : if your friends enjoy, you can give them some more ; if they don't, a small jar is quickly...

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Q:  Hello, can EU nationals from non neighbouring countries to Croatia enter the country with a valid ID only? It's so confusing... 

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A: The Croatian Embassy website http://uk.mfa.hr/?mv=167&mh=42&dmid=86#pocdrz says: * Crossing the state border of the Republic of Croatia requires either a valid... 

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