The lovely city of Zagreb is becoming a more and more popular destination among many avid travelers for many good reasons. The chief and capital city of Croatia has an exciting selection of sights and attractions for visitors from its wonderful medieval old town to its array of gorgeous Austro-Hungarian buildings that are scattered all …
How does the image of a country with turquoise waters, verdant forests, pristine islands, spectacular cliffs and fairytale cities sound to you? Sounds like a dream right? The good news is that such a place really exists and it’s called Croatia. This gem is located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea and offers many …
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Island Cres is an untouched gem out of all the islands of Croatia. It might be among the largest islands but it remains to be one of the least developed, with its rugged wilderness serving as the home to 3,000 full time human residents and 80 breeding pairs of rare griffon vultures. Tramuntana, the island’s …
Found in the far southeast coast of Croatia and only about 45 kilometers from Montenegro, Dubrovnik is one of the few cities on earth that has this magical old charm about it from medieval times. Dubrovnik was one of the most promising cities in old times and with its skilled diplomats and thriving economy could …
Capital of Balkan Peninsula Zagreb is one of the most important capital cities on the Balkan Peninsula. It’s the capital city of Croatia and also its economical, political and cultural center. It’s split up on its Upper part, where most government buildings stand together with administration and its Lower part with museums, parks and markets. …
Sunny capital A pearl of Dalmatia region in southeastern Croatia, Split is an extremely popular resort city. Split was build around the Diocletian Palace, a UNESCO world heritage location, for a Roman emperor that went by the name of Diocletian. Split is known to be very sunny because it has over 220 days of sun …
