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City walls Dubrovnik
115 Reviews The tower Bokar, also known as Zvjezdan, is among the most beautiful part of the city walls. It was built by Firentine master Michelozzo di Bartolomeo while the city walls were reconstructed from 1461...
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Gornji grad - the Upper Town Zagreb
170 Reviews The medieval Lotrscak Tower (Kula Lotrscak)was built in the 13th century to protect the city gates. Every day at 12:00 h a cannn is fired from the tower, giving the citizens of Zagreb the chance to...
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Diocletian's Palace Split
140 Reviews It was build around 298. AC when the Roman imperator Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus decided to start the construction of the grand villa in the bay of Split on the Dalmatian coast nearby (5...
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Beautiful Beaches and Coastline Hvar
18 Reviews Having no real beaches (at least at our sight), and with inviting waters, the artificial building of diving spots is the solution. Hvar seems to have good solutions, inviting lots of swimmers and...
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The Big Waterfall (Veliki slap) & Sastavci Plitvicka Jezera National Park
28 Reviews We follow this boardwalk around a cliff right above the rushing waters and come right before the tall and misty "Great or Big Waterfall" also known as Veliki Slap. The water tumbles for 78metres and...
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Beach Makarska
6 Reviews In a so long and beautiful coast, beaches are a rarity. But in Makarska coast we have one of the biggest concentration of them, turning the area in a privileged bathing coast. Sorry, something more...
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Krk – Town Otok Krk
30 Reviews There is a very nice harbor loaded with boats, many of which go out to fish daily. There also is a riva along the water edge, and the strolling is very nice--Do not eat in the restaurants there...
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Beaches Dubrovnik
30 Reviews One Monday, I and my family moved for a week from London to Croatia. Booked flights to Dubrovnik through flybe.com, arrived as planned. Our hosts at at the villa we booked organized our transfer from...
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Gradski trgovi - the City Squares Zagreb
108 Reviews The wide Austro-Hungarian styled Jelacic Square (Trg Bana Jelacica) is the busy heart of Zagreb. It is completely pedestrianised, although many tram lines cross the square. In the middle of the...
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Old Town Split
62 Reviews Actually it is called Trg Brace Radic but if you ask to the locals where it is your question could be unanswered. For the locals it is simply known as Vocni Trg and nobody call it otherwise then that....
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Day Trip to Blue Grotto and Vis Island Hvar
4 Reviews Several companies offer these tours. Many of them have stands on the beach promenade in Hvar, check the prices and what is included before you book. We chose a whole day trip including a stop in...
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Lower lakes (Donja jezera) Plitvicka Jezera National Park
36 Reviews Kozjak Lake is the largest lake in Plitvice, and it is the one that connects the Lower and Upper Lakes together. Stefaniji Island, named after Queen Stefanija who came to visit it in 1888, is situated...
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Seashell Museum Makarska
2 Reviews Strolling along the streets of Makarska, you will come across a number of churches and other architectural and cultural sights among which is the popular Museum of Shells, situated in Franciscan...
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Beaches Otok Krk
14 Reviews Within walking distance from Baška, there are several smaller beaches that are at least as lovely as the main beach “Vela Plaža”. I've never visited any of them in the summer, but I imagine they're...
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Old City Dubrovnik
104 Reviews Old and new stand side by side, in a city where traditional look is carefully preserved. Either walking along the walls or through its narrow streets, you can’t see any aggressive signs of modern...
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Jarun Zagreb
26 Reviews Jarun is Zagreb's sporting and recreational centre. Here you can rollerblade, cycle and walk along the tracks that surround around the lakes. You can also swim, row, sail, cable ski or even go fishing...
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Cathedral & Bell Tower Split
35 Reviews See what we missed? This strange complex of the mausoleum and the old cathedral has only been seen from distance, passing in a hurry! We should have taken two weeks instead of one. I will to go...
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10 Reviews The fortress perched on a hill above the old town was built at the beginning of the 16th century (in the time of Venice). In 1579 it was restored after explosion of powder-chamber. Its final...
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Jezero (lake) Kozjak Plitvicka Jezera National Park
16 Reviews The colour of Kozjal Lake looks just amazing, the picture was taken at the beginning of the lake at the position where ends the wooden path in between Milanovac and Kozjak. I did this picture with the...
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Makarska Port and Esplanade Makarska
2 Reviews This is the ideal place to relax , a very long esplanade with shady palms, seats and warm weather, all the ingredients to enjoy a few hours watching the world go by. There is always some activity on...
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Baska Otok Krk
13 Reviews I can only briefly remember my first stay in Baška when I was 6 or 7 and when it was still acceptable and probably safe to go sunbathing and swimming at noon! They teach us that if you do that today...
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Island of LOKRUM Dubrovnik
20 Reviews This green peaked island about half a kilometer of the coast of Dubrovnik is now a nature reserve and major tourist attraction. Its thick, dark green covering of mediterranean forest is a riot of...
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Parkovi - the Parks Zagreb
48 Reviews When tired of strolling through the streets and squares of Zagreb, go to Botanicki vrt (Botanical garden), which is situated next to the hotel Esplanade and the Croatian National Archive, and enjoy in...
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Riva & Harbour Split
24 Reviews Riva is Split's waterfront where cafes and restaurants line up and is a perfect place to people watch and look out to the main bay and harbour. The harbour area and the old town including the...
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Venetian Streets, Houses, and Architecture Hvar
11 Reviews Embracing the small port, the town seems to have not suffered the convulsions noticed in most of Croatian places. The dominating architecture is clearly venetian style, and history is not mixed and...
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This is, probably, the most beautiful place I ever see.... The National Park is pretty well organize. You can choose between 4 diferentes ways, based at the time you have to spend that. I choose the H way, with 10 km by foot, and parts by train or boat . Walking slowly, taking pictures, I spent 5 hours doing that. Was perfect! But there're bigger planning, so as short ones.
The two stand out wineries were Peter Polletti in Visnjan and Ivica Matosevic in Sveti Lourec. They both produce fine Malvezia (Malvesia) white wines. Polletti produces some excellent red wines as well. He is personable and speaks English very well. He has a passion for wine and his wines are reasonably priced as well. It is a beautiful area to tour and taste wine and sample olive oil and purchase.
Having tried a fair few locations in Croatia I found Primosten in early June to have the best I've come across in terms of accessibility and space to spread out,whether that's finding your own spot or picking out a spot among other swimmers and sun-bathers.There are a variety of places to choose,whether rocky or sandy,with shade or without.
Walking up to the hilltop fortress takes you through the town's maze of narrow little streets with plenty of opportunity for poking around.Pay a small entry fee to go through the gate and then follow the path to the upper walls and enjoy the views over Sibenik.
The Roman Forum and Church of Saint Mary represent some of the spectacle of Zadar's architectural merging of styles with the confines of the old town.Walk around early morning if you can to enjoy it at its most intimate.
The old town's centre point is the pre-Roman Saint Donat church (10th century),distinctive for its rounded shape, with the ancient Forum square site situated in front (1st century). Particularly nice to see early in the morning when not crowded.
If you are interested in playing your selves, you can join our expact games on mondays and tuesdays at 18.30.To make sure game is on (we are enough players) you can ask at our internet Location, Dencall (close to Harbor, busstation and Maintrain station) or at the Laundrett on oppesite site of Riva.
Porec is a nice town on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula. Its highlight is the Euphrasius Basilica. This was built on the remains of an earlier one in the first half of the sixth century. This church has many beautiful mosaics inside.
On my second holiday in Croatia I choose Split as a base and I took a daytrip to Trogir.This is a very beautiful small town in middle Dalmatia. Its old core is situated on a small island connected with the mainland by a bridge.
60 km north-west of Split, Rogoznica's a pretty little town that is expanding rapidly. Situated on a tiny island (Kopara) connected to the mainland area (Kopaca) by a low causeway it was once a solely a fishing village and it's still possible to buy fish straight from the boat in the evening. We didn't do that, but we did have the most fanatastic freshly caught groper grilled for us at one of the specialist seafood restaurants there - it was so fresh it was almost flapping still as it was brought to the table!With a well-protected harbour and a deep approach, Rogoznica's a popular anchorage for the squadrons of yachts that sail this coast. A long coastal path leads to pretty little beaches around the peninsula - most are a mixture of pebbles and rocky shelving. The "private" beaches advertised by some apartment owners are just concrete shelving over the water - the public beaches are...
Regent Esplanade Hotel Zagreb
16 Reviews and 304 Opinions We stayed here from 30 Dec 2011 to 1 January 2012. This is truly an excellent hotel. Staff and...
Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik Dubrovnik
7 Reviews and 500 Opinions Staying for few days in this city I thought it should be a special place. It is nice during a...
Radisson Blu Resort, Split Split
8 Reviews and 120 Opinions The guide told us it was situated so close to the center that we could walk back there. But the bus...
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Q: I am going to visit Krka National Park next month. We have our own car and will stay 1 day there. As we have our own car, we...
A: With the car is everything close. There are two entries i think. I was at Lozovac 4 years ago. At Lozovac entry there is a parking and bus transfer to the Krka national...
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