As we said earlier, Croatian tourism achieved excellent results in 2011. However , which cities and municipalities contribute most to these results? What is position of Croatia’s capital Zagreb in relation to the ‘Adriatic giants ‘? Which region of Croatia is more tasty – Istria and Dalmatia? If somebody asked you which Croatian town is [...]

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Makarska is a city in the Split-Dalmatia county of Croatia with a population 13,716. It is located on the Adriatic shore of Dalmatia, about sixty km southwest of Split and 140 km north of Dubrovnik. Makarska is a tourist town located on a horseshoe shaped bay between the Biokovo Mountain and the Adriatic Sea. The [...]

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Dalmatia is the historical region on the eastern coast of Adriatic Sea. A great place to spend the vacation using your partner! From the island of Rab on the Bay of Kotor; it is a wonderful coastal area ranging about fifty kilometers wide in the north and about a couple of kilometers in the south. [...]

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If you choose Croatia as your wedding destination, you could consider organizing your wedding in Dubrovnik, charming city also reffered to since the Adriatic pearl. Ines Nanic of Dubrovnik Event says “We’ve noticed there has been a constant rise of destination weddings booked in lower season, ie May, June and October for many reasons – [...]

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Diocletian’s Palace was placed on UNESCO’S report on world heritage sights. It’s one of the best preserved sights of Roman architecture on the planet. The emperor’s palace was built between your years 295 and 305 a.d. as being a combination of luxurious villas and roman military camps (castruma), split into four sections by two main [...]

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American TV network CNN was right to announce at the start of the year that Croatia would this summer be one of the most popular destinations for famoust stars of the world. Supporting this announcement are definitely the photos of Hollywood actress Eva Longoria dancing and one of the finest tennis players ever, John McEnroe [...]

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Split has a lengthy tradition of collecting and caring for monuments. This interest appeared as early as the Renaissance. At the start of the XVIth century, a collection of Antique stone epitaphs was stored in the home of the Split nobleman Dmino Papalic (today’s Town Museum) and they were described in one of his friend’s, [...]

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