Croatia

Pula is Istria County's largest city and sits in the southern part of the peninsula. It's one of the largest Croatian cities, vibrant and lively, combining rich Roman history with urban style. The most famous monument is Pula Arena, which has a well-preserved Roman heritage. Pula has a mild climate...

The ex-Roman colony today is the fifth largest city on the Croatian coast. Zadar is a medium-sized city that perfectly combines its rich medieval and Roman history with urban architecture and contemporary culture. Being a seaside town, it has a warm Mediterranean climate, stunning beaches, beautiful islands and an...

As a Catholic country, Croatia celebrates Christmas on 25 December, but for most Croatians, the preparations start a month earlier on 25 November (St Catherine's day) or at the beginning of Advent. Besides being religious, Croatians are also hedonists who know how to enjoy life. We are a race...

If you are looking for a summer destination, Croatia will satisfy your senses with more than 1200 islands, islets and bays. The country has a pleasant Mediterranean climate and plenty of sun. The islands are blessed with clear turquoise seas, long pebble beaches and abundant nature. Croatia merges old Dalmatian...

In southern Croatia, Dubrovnik is The Pearl of the Adriatic with its rich history and stunning nature. Many have tried to conquer the city throughout the centuries, but Dubrovnik has always managed to maintain its freedom. Walking along the Walls of Dubrovnik, you can feel the strength of the...

'The city of Diocletian and St. Domnius', a city under the Marjan and 'the city of picigin' are just a few names that describe Croatia's second-largest city. Split is the largest city in Dalmatia and has a rich history influenced by Greeks, Romans, Venetians and many others that have...