Picturesque islands, turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea, ancient buildings and monuments of culture - in Croatia, surprisingly, all the components necessary for an unforgettable stay were combined. Once in the country, you should definitely visit Dubrovnik. Cobbled stone streets of the city bear the imprint of the Ottoman, Byzantine and European eras, recalling the former greatness of the world empires.
Dubrovnik is one of the symbols of Croatia
Downtown: the elegant bell tower of Dubrovnik and the Church of St. Vlah in the square of the Lodge
Residence Sponza and the Princely Palace - the heritage of the Neapolitan Baroque
Zagreb is another mandatory stop of the tourist route. Having seen the capital of Croatia just once, you can fall in love forever with this modern city, which has preserved all the charm of the Middle Ages. He attracts the splendor of Gothic cathedrals, chapels and squares, cozy coffee houses, drowning in flowers and museum complexes. To get to the historical center - Upper Town - you can take a cable car, having previously admired the amazing views from the tower of Lotrscak to the famous St. Stephen's Church, the Archbishop's Palace and the square of Josip Jelacic.The Church of St. Mark, erected in the XIII century, is decorated with mosaic emblems of colored roof tiles on the roof
Panorama of the Zagreb Cathedral and the Archbishop's Palace from the Tower of Lotrščak
Cemetery Mirogoy - the burial place of outstanding figures of culture and art of the country
The beauty of the Croatian nature is not inferior to the splendor of architecture. The Plitvice Lakes National Park is not in vain included in the UNESCO World Heritage List - cascades of unspoilt lakes with waterfalls, surrounding juniper islands and rocky cliffs, are forced to freeze in astonished admiration. Krka Park protects the river of the same name - it flows in a deep canyon, forming numerous backwaters, lakes and water ledges.The multi-tiered waterfalls of the Plitvice Lakes are an exciting sight
Franciscan island monastery of the XVII century Visovac is located in the park Krka