The most famous monument, popularly called the Arena of Pula, was the site of gladiator fights.
The largest town on the Istrian peninsula known for its Roman amphitheatre and 7 hills.
Fishing and agricultural village with the hidden part of unpolluted sea and indented coastline.
The undiscovered and attractive coast of Marčana steeply plunges into the clean and deep Adriatic Sea.
The town of olive trees and the biggest church in Istria known also for the mummified bodies of Saints.
Discovering the beauties of Kanfanar area you can’t go around the sacral monuments and the medieval town of Dvigrad.
One of the most 'photogenic' towns in the Mediterranean, once a fishing town, today is a tourist resort.
The centre of Istria with its traditional feast Bartulja which Istrians and their guests never miss.
Самый маленький город. В городе живет всего 24 человека. Каждый год они выбирают "дурака" - так они называют своего мэра. Мэрствуют по очереди, чтобы никому не было обидно
Очень красиво . Приходить надо к открытию , ибо рискуете не успеть посмотреть всю эту красотень. 😍😍😍😍
If you wanna have great pics, wake up at 05:00 a.m. and walk through the old city, you will be alone, taking the pics of empty old streets..(:❤
The world’s first pipe organ that is played by the sea. It’s an art installation designed to let people enjoy the point where urban space meets the sea on Zadar’s new pier for cruisers. Daha fazlasını oku.
Drink a delicious glass of red wine at Restoran "Gradska Vijecnica" (in front of the Sv. Jakov cathedral), only 10 kuna and what a view!
Here you can find some fantastic waterfalls near Split. I recommend you go on a day not too hot, even if the weather is not bad and reach them by bike .. fun!fun!fun!
Сплит — это туристический адъский адъ!!! Беготня, миллионы туристов, ни одной нормальной фотографии. Почти Венеция :((
Riva is the stage of Croatia Boat Show Split so be sure to check-in 17 - 22 April, 2012 to enjoy the best the local and international nautical industry can offer. Daha fazlasını oku.
Stretching over 2 kilometres, these powerful walls have made the old city a safer place to live since the 13th century. These days, they offer a great walk and view over Dubrovnik and the sea! Daha fazlasını oku.
25 июля день города. И вообще хорошо здесь. Посещать обязательно. Красиво и очень чистое и прозрачное море
Ideal for a 30-minute walk from Opatija to Ičići and back. Great scenery.
Здесь можно остановиться и в городе, и на буе, и в марине. Но для остановки в марине стоит заранее забронировать место - 052-451913.
Its mighty owners may have come and gone - but the Trakošćan is still here! One of the best preserved historic buildings in the country, this castle dates back to the 13th century. Daha fazlasını oku.
National Geographic has put Zadar on a list of the most romantic destinations with kilometers of beach and a modern nightlife.
Nothing too special inside, better save yourself the entrance fee and enjoy the cathedral from outside.
One of the most significant churches in Istria, protected by Unesco. It was built on top of remains of 4th and 6th century churches and well preserved mosaics from that time are on display. Stunning!
Vineyards and olive groves in the Plain have remained practically intact since it was first colonized by the ancient Greeks.
Kornati archipelago is the most densely grouped cluster of islands in the Mediterranean, consisting of 152 islands, isles and reefs strewn.
The park abounds with bizarre karstic forms, caves, wide variety of flora and fauna and other natural features.
Josip Juraj Strossmayer (1815–1905) was a Rom. Catholic bishop, benefactor and a politician from Croatia.He insisted on the merging of the kingdoms of Dalmatia and Croatia under the Kingdom of Hungary
The existence of Kaptol,the settlement on the east slope,was confirmed in 1094 when King Ladislaus founded the Zagreb diocese.The bishop,his residence andthe Cathedral had their seat inthe Kaptol hill
Awesome Egyptian collection focused mainly on burial rituals - mummy and 3.5m papyrus are really impressive. Also great Roman collection - really immerses you into day-to-day life of back then.
Gallery is on the third floor of the Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences building.. Photography (no flash) allowed. Wonderful collection.
Opening Hours: Summer (1 May - 30 September): Tuesday to Sunday 9AM to 7PM Winter: (1 October – 30 April): Tuesday to Saturday 9AM to 4PM; Sunday 10AM to 3PMClosed: Monday, public holiday Daha fazlasını oku.
This museum includes a functioning pharmacy alongside the historic one - it has lovely rose products. Entry to museum is 30 kunar per person.
Go see the 5D multimedia show about the history of Dubrovnik worth the time and money.
Great view from the top but the 200 year old 2x4s on the way up literally had some tourists crying.
Imposing and austere, yet absolutely harmonius and original in form, it's not surprising that the pre-Romanesque St Donatus' is taken as the very symbol of Zadar and of the unique spirit of Dalmatia. Daha fazlasını oku.
Дюти-фри тут так себе. Вино и все местные напитки и еда сильно дороже чем в супермаркетах.
Considered the top bike hotel in Croatia, this is the best place to stay for a bike holiday. It offers special bike amenities and is located near the perfect riding terrain.
