Articles tagged with: UNESCO
NEW: Here you can download our PDF Guide to Dubrovnik
Historically Dubrovnik has always been very special, as the city was a republic it had a very interesting political system, the major / governor was elected …
One of our favourite cites in Croatia, is Trogir, which is situated 25 km north of Split. Trogir has a history which dates more then 2000 years back in time, do to its geographical position …
What is useful to know if you want to visit the National Park Plitvice Lakes?
Entrance fee
Adults 110 Kuna (app. 15 Euro) / winter (01.11-31-03) 70 Kuna
Children over 7 years 55 Kuna (app.7.5 Euro) winter / …
With close to a million visitors the National Park Plitvice lakes is one of the most visited tourist sites in Croatia, since 1949 the area has been declared as a national park and has during …
Sibenik cathedral is not only a unique building in between cathedrals, she is also a unique building in between Christians churches in whole Europe.
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The world first time heard about the Sibenik cathedral in 1991, when …
Split is the biggest Croatian town at the Adriatic coast. Thanks to high mountains, this area is protected from impact of continental climate. Main attrition of the city is the old heart of Split, where …


