Places of Interest in Croatia
Even though it’s a relatively small country, Croatia is practically littered with places of interest that top the UNESCO World Heritage List. According to UNESCO, “Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live with today, and what we pass on to future generations. Our cultural and natural heritages are both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration.” This quote beautifully summarizes the meaning of some of the best places of interest in Croatia.
Dubrovnik
In Croatia, Dubrovnik is a city where the streets are made of glistening white marble.
The sculpture and architecture of the Renaissance are everywhere to be seen in this Croatian region, and the whole city is enclosed by magnificent walls bordering the Adriatic Sea of Croatia.
Hvar Town
Hvar Town has more than a touch of the spirit of Venice in its fine sculptured stone facades, and its scent of lavender cascading down from the nearby rolling hills of Croatia.
There’s a seaside promenade for a great afternoon stroll by the sea of Croatia, and the Croatian Island is a paradise for all who travel there.
Korcula Town
Korcula Town is filled with clay-top houses tightly squeezed up next to each other on a thin Croatian peninsula pushing out into the sea.
It’s one of the most charming peninsula towns in all of Croatia, and is a great destination for those who like the local charm of small towns in Croatia.
Rovinj Town
Rovinj looks like a city in Italy, with its steep and narrow streets, but it’s an authentic fishing port of Croatia and Istrian in its nature.
Come for the local fresh fish, and stay for the lovely and idyllic sites of this little and stunning town in Croatia.
Split City
Diocletian’s Palace sits at the heart of Split, the city built by a Roman emperor.
This is one of the World Heritage Sites of Croatia and is so stunning in its rich history and craftsmanship that it’s not to be missed by any traveler to Croatia.
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