Tourist Attractions in Croatia

Gracing the shores of the Adriatic is the beautiful city of Dubrovnik. Explore the churches, fort, palace, monuments, shops, and restaurants in the historic city center.

Split is a mix of splendid old architecture and modern industry. The Palace of Diocletian is one of Croatia's most important attractions and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The inland capital of Croatia, Zagreb is a city of parks and a great place to experience the culture. Some of Croatia's best museums and galleries are located in the city.

The city of Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; a medieval town with Hellenistic and Roman roots. Trogir has some wonderful architecture and a pleasant waterfront walkway.

The popular summer destination of Porec has a wonderful old town to explore, nearby beaches and resorts with all kinds of water sports, and the beautiful Euphrasius Basilica.

A Venetian fortress sits high above the stone houses and town of Hvar, which surrounds the harbor. On the beautiful main square stands the Cathedral and 17th C. bell tower.

Zadar is a mix of medieval architecture, Roman ruins, and beaches. Wander through the traffic free marble streets of the historic city center and see the St Donat church.