Croatia Attractions
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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 ... Read more
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 ... Read more
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 ... Read more
Diocletian's Palace
This palace right in the heart of Split, was used by Roman Emperor Diocletian and is one of the best preserved monuments of Roman architecture in the world. ... Read more
Konavle Valley
South of Dubrovnik, between the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic Sea and the dramatic Sniježnica mountain, lies the Konavle Valley. Coastal Cavtat at the ... Read more
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 ... Read more
Cathedral of St Dominus (Cathedral of St Duje)
This Cathedral has two lives: its first life was as the Cathedral of St. Dominus, the mausoleum dedicated to Diocletian. Diocletian was known for his brutal ... Read more
Temple of Jupiter
A few steps away from the Cathedral of St Dominus and St Duje -- at the end of the street Kraj Sveti Ivan -- is a temple dedicated to Jupiter, named after ... Read more
Plitvice Lakes National Park
A national park since 1949 and a World Heritage Site since 1979, Plitvice (prounounced pleet-wee-cheh) is still relatively new on the European tourist trail, ... Read more
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 ... Read more
Archaeological Museum (Arheološki Muzej)
A 10-minute walk north of Split ' s historic downtown is Croatia's oldest museum, which was founded in 1820. The incentive for the ... Read more
Ethnographic Museum
This small museum founded in 1910 has limited collections of Dalmatian folk costumes, embroidery, jewelry and weapons, but its setting in Diocletian's former ... Read more
Gates of Diocletian's Palace
There are four different gates or access points to enter Split ' s historic core, all named after four different metals. The best starting ... Read more
