Croatia stretches along the Adriatic and is home to over 1,000 islands – some of which are among the most charming in Europe. The country is also home to 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which include dramatic, centuries-old towns that continue to win the hearts of travelers as well as filmmakers for their magnificence and well-preserved architecture.
The Croatian countryside offers an abundance in natural beauty, with numerous old-world wine regions that date back to Ancient Greek settlers. Besides offering an impressive history with numerous sites that you can visit and admire up close, Croatia is a cultural melting pot – it’s right at the intersection between Central and Southeast Europe, bordering countries like Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, and Montenegro.
Dubrovnik overlooks the Adriatic Sea in southern Croatia, and its Old Town is one of the most beautiful in the world. Encircled by 10th-century walls, its labyrinthine streets are pleasant places to wander, and many of its historical buildings are still in remarkably great shape. The Stradun is the main thoroughfare – an elegant strip full of cafes and stately...
Our guide to the best things to do in Zagreb includes grand architecture from the Habsburg times. This northern, inland Croatian capital city often gets short shrift from many travelers compared to the enormous popularity of the country’s stunning coastline....
Dining in Split is a joy for those who like to stray off the well-trod tourist track and delve into Dalmatian cuisine. Influenced by its location on the Mediterranean coast, a Dalmatian menu in Split typically features a lot of...
There are many different types of souvenirs from Split, a gorgeous coastal Croatian city that's famed for its mixture of cultural influences and stunning architecture. As well as memories and photographs, it's always nice to have something physical to remind...
Split's nightlife allows you to see this Croatian city in a different light. While it's known for its rich culture and history, it's clear that there’s plenty to see and do for nightlife aficionados. The main areas for Split’s after-dark...
Traveling to Split on a budget is certainly doable. The largest city in the Dalmatian region is a lively and exciting place to be, with several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a vibrant nightlife scene that won’t break the bank.
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10 Best Things to Do in Split
10 Best Things to Do in Dubrovnik
10 Best Things to Do in Hvar
10 Best Beaches in Split
10 Things to Do in Makarska, Croatia
10 Places Where Locals Love to Eat in Split
10 Best Restaurants in Dubrovnik
6 Best Restaurants in Rovinj
10 Souvenirs People Love from Split
5 Best Places to Go Shopping in Dubrovnik
5 Best Places to Go Shopping in Split
10 Best Nightlife Experiences in Split
5 Best Nightlife in Dubrovnik
5 Best Nightlife in Hvar
10 Money-Saving Tips in Split, Croatia
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