Croatia Travel Guide

Croatia is beautifully located with countless islands along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, and from Poreč in the north to Dubrovnik in the south there are countless beaches, green oases, mountains, waterfalls and everything else you could wish for from nature along a tranquil seaside.

The Croatian cities are also interesting with a long history and many sights worth seeing. The capital of Zagreb is a modern European metropolis with beautiful churches, large museums, parks, gardens and lovely cafés and restaurants in the streets and on squares in the cozy center of Upper and Lower neighborhoods.

World famous Dubrovnik shines on the Adriatic with the old city center where elegant Stradun is the main street. And you can travel a bit north to visit Emperor Diocletian's old Roman palace, which remains the center of the moderne seaside city of Split. From this time, one can also enjoy Pula's beautiful arena, located on Istria Peninsula.

The Croatian land is strategically well located between many cultures that have influenced the country through time. In this way, you get the best from the Balkans in Croatia, and in addition to this you can experience the influence of not least Italy, Austria and the former Yugoslavia in the regions of the country.