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Visit Pula’s most important landmark, an imposing Roman amphitheater that is among the best-preserved ancient monuments in Croatia.

This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.

Visit Pula’s most important landmark, an imposing Roman amphitheater that is among the best-preserved ancient monuments in Croatia.

Spend a few hours exploring the tangle of medieval streets and cobbled squares that make up Zagreb’s atmospheric historic district.

Spend a few hours exploring the tangle of medieval streets and cobbled squares that make up Zagreb’s atmospheric historic district.

Observe local life at this lively market, which sells everything from fresh fish and fruit to flowers.

Housed in a neo-Renaissance palace, this gallery showcases European art spanning from the 14th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

Discover a tranquil Croatian island where centuries-old villages sit within picturesque vineyards and the gentle, crystal-clear waters are simply irresistible. 

Bordered by historic buildings and dotted with pretty fountains, this landscaped park is a popular relaxation spot for locals.

Explore the historical heart of Split and view the remnants of the Roman complex from which the city evolved.

Explore the historical heart of Split and view the remnants of the Roman complex from which the city evolved.

Browse the frequently changing contemporary art exhibitions in this art nouveau-style gallery, which was built specially to host large exhibits.

Orient yourself to the city in this manicured public square, which is dominated by an imposing statue of its namesake king.

Orient yourself to the city in this manicured public square, which is dominated by an imposing statue of its namesake king.

Orient yourself to the city in this manicured public square, which is dominated by an imposing statue of its namesake king.

Housed in a neo-Renaissance palace, this gallery showcases European art spanning from the 14th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

Enjoy a long unspoiled coastline of beautiful beaches, resorts and islands. Visit castles, historic towns and mountainous countryside popular for hiking. 

Gain insight into Dalmatia’s Roman past at these expansive ruins, which include the remains of an impressive amphitheater.

Spend a few hours exploring the tangle of medieval streets and cobbled squares that make up Zagreb’s atmospheric historic district.

Orient yourself to the city in this manicured public square, which is dominated by an imposing statue of its namesake king.