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Tourism in Croatia
The Croatian Republic is distinguished by a strong tourism sector, as it is visited by a large number of visitors and tourists every year. This is due to the presence of many landmarks and wonderful tourist places in it, such as: the stunning landscape, ancient churches, palaces, and many others Statistics in 2003 indicated that the total number of foreign visitors was about 3,086,506 people, knowing that the total of hotel hotel reservations reached 77,113 hotel rooms; that is, about 27% of the total capacity, and the tourism sector contributed to the total output by 6.5 billion Dollars.
The most important tourist attractions in Croatia
The Croatian Republic includes many landmarks and wonderful tourist places, and the following is mentioned for the most important of them:
Diocletian’s Palace
Diocletian’s Palace (English: Diocletian’s Palace) is located in the Croatian city of Split, an ancient archeological palace dating back to about 2000 years ago, where it represented the residence of the Romen Emperor, knowing that visitors and tourists can wander between the palace’s facilities and see its architecture. And its wonderful features.
Krka National Park
Krka National Park is located near the Croatian city of Sibenik, and it is considered one of the most important areas of attraction in the country; it includes many picturesque landscapes, including: the wonderful Rossi waterfall, a wide lake, and a monastery.
St. Domnius Cathedral
The Cathedral of St. Domnius is located in the Croatian city of Split, a historical archaeological church dating back to the era of the Romen Empire, where it was built as a mausoleum for Emperor Diocletian.
The city wall and fortress
The city wall and fortress is located in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, and the city is famous for it. It is one of its most important historical tourist attractions, where visitors and tourists can wander around the old wall, and enjoy the wonderful view of the Adriatic Sea.
