Dalmatia Attractions

 
Dalmatia is Croatia's most popular travel destination and the most visited region of Croatia. With beautiful cities and quaint villages, a dramatic coastline of rocky shores and beaches, as well as the numerous offshore islands in the Adriatic Sea, the natural beauty of Dalmatia is obvious. The region also has an extensive history, with some areas showing evidence of habitation as far back as the Neolithic period. However, more evidence remains of the Romans, with the ruins of old villas and towns scattered across the islands and mainland. Dalmatia's history with Italy is also prevalent along the coast, a connection which has brought a more Mediterranean feel to this part of the country.
Crowds in the streets of old Dubrovnik by St Blaise's Church.Dubrovnik
An old medieval church in Trogir.Trogir
Stairs leading to the Cathedral of St Jacob, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Sibenik.Cathedral of St Jacob, Sibenik
Arches of the Diocletian's palace in Split.Palace of Diocletian, Split
A tower clock in Split.Split
The dry landscape of the Kornati Islands.Kornati National Park, Zadar
An old doorway looking out over the ruins of Salona.Salona, Split
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