With rocket speed, Croatia has turned into one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and the world thanks to its picturesque nature, its amazing beaches and its distinguished geographical location, in addition to enjoying a traditional historical character that is still preserved. Get to know us today with the most famous tourist attractions in Croatia, so that you can choose among them what you want to discover during your next trip to this beautiful country.
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Dubrovnik
The jewel of Croatia is undoubtedly a magician with distinction and is often classified among the most beautiful cities of the Mediterranean. The ancient part of the city reveals the historical side of it and in turn it has become the seat of the rich and famous of the world. One of the most beautiful things to see is the old city surrounded by walls where there are no cars there, many old buildings still maintain their identity with a group of churches and small museums that can be visited. The city offers the pleasure of beaches, the sea, the splendor of ancient ruins and cozy ancient cities, as well as enchanting natural reserves, suitable for family holidays, honeymoon and youth.
Lakes Plitvice
These lakes are considered one of the most beautiful natural destinations in Europe and they are formed from about 16 lakes intertwined in thick forests. Plitvice Lakes are famous for their exceptional colors consisting of blue, green and gray, and many banks of animals, such as deer, bears, wolves and eagles, live on the banks of lakes, and large numbers of rare birds that provide this clean environment a fertile place for reproduction. The lakes attract 900,000 tourists every year, with their beautiful summer and winter beauty. Many activities can be practiced while visiting the Plitvice Lakes, especially walking in there, and there are dedicated paths for walking, passing through the views of waterfalls, lakes, and animals. There are electric boats to explore the lakes, and trains called panoramic train, which is a train that runs throughout the day with a garden. Besides that, there are 3 hotels in lakes and restaurants.
Hvar Island
There is no doubt that the island of Hvar is one of the most beautiful natural tourist destinations in Croatia, especially with the olive fields and meadows of lavender, which is a unique natural sight. Tourists visit the town of Hvar, which forms a natural bay in which yachts abound in the Adriatic, especially in the summer months. The sea in Hvar is very clear and its beaches are beautiful and includes a group of fine cafes. On the island you can take boat trips, specifically to the Bucklini Islands, or enjoy the sandy beaches near the Jelsa region, or visit the old town known as Stari Grad.
Rovinj
A Croatian city located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea is one of the tourist cities in Croatia. Rovinj has a long history, as the city belonged to the Empire of Austria until World War I, when it was annexed to the Kingdom of Italy. After World War II, the city became part of the Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia until its collapse and the establishment of Croatia. Rovinj is distinguished by its green nature, the colors of its homes and coast, and the breath of fresh sea water.
The capital, Zagreb
The Croatian capital Zagreb boasts distinct natural scenes and historical architecture that defines the beauty of the city. One of the most prominent landmarks in the capital is Zagreb Cathedral, Croatia, which is the tallest building located in the capital and is one of the most beautiful cathedrals in the world. As for Dulak Market, it is the largest open air market in the city center, and the market is near the cathedral. Tkalciceva, for its part, is a vibrant street in Zagreb.
From Plitvice Lakes
From the Croatian capital Zagreb
From Hvar Island
From Zagreb Zagreb.
Doberfronic port
From Dubrovnik restaurants
From the old part of Rovinj
From Rovinj
Dubrovnik
Hvar Island
Zagreb
A scene from Rovinj
A view from Hvar Island
A scene from the Plitvice Lakes
Lakes Plitvice
