Croatia Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Croatia attractions and places to see in Croatia, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Dubrovnik Cruise Port
Dubrovnik is the gem of Croatia's Adriatic coast. A walled city jutting out into the sea, the shiny marble streets are lined by lovely old buildings with their ... Continue Reading »
Dubrovnik's Ancient City Walls
Dubrovnik’s Old Town is completely surrounded by enormous stone walls that date back to the 10th century. Up to 6m (19ft) thick and 2.5m (8ft) high in ... Continue Reading »
Franciscan Monastery & Museum
Originally built in a Romanesque-Gothic style in 1337, the Franciscan Monastery was one of the few buildings to retain some of its original architecture ... Continue Reading »
Pile Gate
Pile Gate is a grand entrance into Dubrovnik’s Old Town, on its western wall. Built in 1537 to protect the city from invaders and monitor trade, Pile Gate ... Continue Reading »
Rector's Palace
The elegant Rector’s Palace was built on the site of an old fort near the harbor in Dubrovnik’s Old City. The Rector was the town’s puppet ruler, set up ... Continue Reading »
Sponza Palace
At the end of the Placa - or Stradun - in Luza Square stands the gorgeous Gothic-Renaissance Sponza Palace. Built in 1516-1522 to serve as a customs ... Continue Reading »
Stradun
The Stradun - also known locally as Placa - is the main street in Dubrovnik’s Old Town, running west from Pile Gate to Ploce Gate and the harbor in the ... Continue Reading »
Split Cruise Port
Split is the largest city on the Dalmatian coast and Croatia's second biggest city. It is famous for the well-preserved Diocletian Palace, a Roman Emperor's ... Continue Reading »
Dalmatia from Dubrovnik Written by Viator
Makarska Written by busybee581981
Dubrovnik Written by Croatiagirl
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