Answered by Marija Goravica from Dubrovnik, Croatia 524 days ago

Dear Vicky, here are just a few. Am sure you can find out more about them just by browsing on the net. Or just type Croatia in Wikipedia. Bsrgds,Marija

World Heritage Sites

* Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian
* Old City of Dubrovnik
* Plitvice Lakes National Park
* Episcopal Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of Poreč
* Historic City of Trogir
* The Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik
* The Stari Grad Plain - island of Hvar

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Answered by Sandra Ceperkovic from Dubrovnik, Croatia 524 days ago

Dear Vicky
The best place to see in Croatia are without a doubt: the beautifuly citty of Dubrovnik (especialy it's centre), Split with it's Deocletian Palace (eventought only some ruins are left over the years), then the Plitvica lake (National Park), the islands of Korčula, Hvar and the island of Kornat (Kornati National Park, Dalmatia).
No matter where you go in Croatia you'll enjoy because most of the people speak at lest english and they are very friendly.
If you decide to visit Dubrovnik send me a messagge and if I'm home I can show you the citty and all you need to see in Dubrovnik, I'm not sure if I'm going to be in Dubrovnik because soon I'm going on a little trip to see some relatives of mine in Italy.
Besto of luck and enjoy Croatia

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Answered by Andreja Hercezi from Zagreb, Croatia 524 days ago

ZAGREB
CAVTAT
A town founded in the Roman times. It is worth visiting two Patrician palaces, St Vlah monastery and St Nicholas Church with it valuable collection of paintings. DUBROVNIK
A city named “the Pearl of Croatia” by many.
BASKA VODA
The history of this village dates back to the ancient times.
TROGIR
It is a city located in the centre of the Dalmatian county. ZADAR

A city and port in central Dalmatia.
VODICE
Vodice is one of biggest tourist centers on Middle Adriatic with realization over 50 000 tourist accomodations in Hotels and in private accomodations family pensions, apartments and rooms). TROGIR

A town and harbour on the coastal strip of the Kastela Gulf, 27 km west of Split. The old core is situated on a small island between the island of Ciovo and the mainland; connected with the mainland by a small stone bridge, and with the island of Ciovo by a drawbridge. The town spreads to the northern coast of Ciovo, opposite the small island. Chief occupations include shipbuilding, tobacco, pharmaceuticals and tourist trade. Trogir lies on the main road (M2, E65). BOL
Show all beauties of Bol, knowing the fact that we will never entirely succeed, because you can truly discover Bol only by visit.







HVAR
Located in the center of the Mediterranean, off of its northern more indented and more densely populated coast, the island of Hvar is also situated in the center of practically all of the routes that cross the eastern Adriatic. An outstanding geographical point of central Dalmatia, on the route from Zadar and Sibenik to Korcula and Dubrovnik, Hvar is located in the vicinity of, and within the region gravitating towards, the city of Split. However, Hvar is separated from the Split Channel by the island of Brac.

KORCULA
Come to know Korčula - the historical and tourist centre of the island of the same name in the South Dalmatian Archipelago. Known as the birth-place of Marko Polo, this town has been justly called "a little Dubrovnik" due to its picturesque squares and medieval atmosphere. While the works of skilful Korčula stone-masons cause wonder by its perseverance, Moreška brings liveliness to the streets of Korčula, as one of the three chivalrous dances you can see only on this exceedingly beautiful island!

KRADIN – KRKA NATIONAL PARK
Skradin, a small town in the hinterland of Dalmatia, 16 km away from Šibenik. This town with rich historical heritage, mentioned in the 6th century already, was the main town of the Illyrian tribe Liburni. It has received a special present by nature - to be near the Krka National Park, and to be one of its parts. If you chose it for the place of your holidays, you will enjoy its interesting and beautiful facilities!

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Answered by Ines Njiric from Dubrovnik, Croatia 524 days ago

One of the most beautiful and interesting towns in Croatia is my hometown Dubrovnik. It has city walls almost 2 km long with amazing forts and bastions. It also has numerous museums and churches with amazing pieces of art that you can visit.
Another place that you can visit if you like nature is the island of Mljet. A part of the island is a national park with two beautiful lakes and dense forest. In the middle of the second lake is little island with the monastery and church from 12th century.
Another place of great importance is the old town of Split. The nucleus of the town used to be a palace of roman emperor Diocletian. It's cathedral is beautiful and ofcourse famous promenade by the sea.
Well this would be most important, if you have any further questions i'll be happy to answer.

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Answered by Solange Vandamme-Mijović from Dubrovnik, Croatia 524 days ago

Hello Vicky, Of course we have a lot of places what are worth to see . First of all The old town of Dubrovnik . It is a living museum . A lot of churches , museums , the theater and surely the almost 2km long walls on what you can walk around . Then the island of Korčula with the beautiful cathedral and his small, nice old streets .
The town Split what has the palace of Diocletian from roman time. Plitvice lakes is something you really have to see . Its a national park with amazing waterfalls .
Like that I can go on . Almost everywhere in Croatia were you go there is something special to see.

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Answered by Nataša Lujić from Dubrovnik, Croatia 524 days ago

Croactia has many interesting places to visit. The majority of them is in an unforgettable memory.
The old city this fitted by monumental walls. They include/understand three circular towers and 12 rectangular towers, 5 angular bastions, two strengths and great strength of San Juan. the walls have been conserved in their original form and estan open for the visitors.
Inside the walls there are many churches, museums and palaces that can be visited. Among them they stand out the franciscan convent with the oldest pharmacy in Europe, the palace of the duke and the cathedral.
Elafitas islands

The Elafits islands estan located the proximities but immediate and to the west of Dubrovnik. Due to his natural beauties and their climate, they were summering place and of rest of the captains, the sailors and the gentlemen of the Republic of Dubrovnik.Hoy are a very attractive tourist zone.
The coast of Croatia has many nacuinales parks starting with the national park of Mljet - the island near the city of Dubrovnik,the Archipelago of Kornaty,the national park of Paklenica,the national park of the mount of Velebit, Lakes of Plitvice,National park of Risnjak, Islands of Brijuni and others.Every town in Croatia has a history and lot of nonuments cultural and historical.I think that every of them it's very beutyfull and value to visit.

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Answered by Marija Rupcic from Velika Gorica, Croatia 524 days ago

Croatia is definitely a place to visit during the spring and summer seasons (april-october). The majority of tourists undoubtedly head for the islands and coast line because they really are the jewels of Croatia. If this is what you are looking for, I would recommend the following places:
Islands: HVAR, BRAC, KORCULA.
Inland: MAKARSKA, VODICE, BASKA VODA, MURTER, DUBROVNIK

If you are looking for a real party scene and lots of young people, I would recommend Vodice, Makarska, Island Pag, Porec

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Answered by Katarina Rošić from Dubrava, Croatia 524 days ago

Dear Vickey,
ofcourse, all Croatia is worth to see.Some says that Croatia is God's Garden. It is realy truth.
Like other said you should to see old town Dubrovnik on south of Adriatic Coast. (Research on internet.). Split with old Diocletian palace. And between this towns there is a lot of beautifull little towns to see, like Makarska with cristal clean beaches and beautifull mountain Biokovo behind.
If you go in Split, this is great point to go on islands, what I recomend to you. You can travel with old woodden boat and see all beautifull islands like Brač, Hvar (island with a lot of fun),Korčula,... enjoy in cristal clean sea and see a lot in 7 days from Split to Dubrovnik.
Ofcourse, there is more,
If you go on north of Split you should see Šibenik, Zadar , a National parks like Islands Kornati, N.P. Krka and N.P. Plitvička jezera. All that you can see in few days.
Or Pag ( near to Zadar), island with a lot of fun.
Istria is story for itself.This is north and also beautifull part of Adriatic coast. There is PUla with old Arena, nice town Opatija, Poreč, Rovinj and more.
Option is sailling with skipper( I can organise that for you). This is the way to see lot of this beautifull islands and towns, to discower beautifull clean wild beaches.
Depend what you want, and what kind of holidays you want there is a lot opportunities.
If you have more question, some specific, just ask.

Greetings, K.

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Answered by Tomislav Krpina from Popovaca, Croatia 524 days ago

There are many worth places in Croatia - all Mediterranian Croat coast - old Roman and Greek cities in Croatia , sand and stone beaches , middle age Croat towns , mythic coastal night clubs and Waterfalls Plitvice - park of nature where is filmed Winnetou 40 years ago .

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Answered by Lucija Malenica from Split, Croatia 524 days ago

you gotta lot of answers. because Croatia has a lot to offer. i like maria's answer.

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Answered by ana petric from Hvar, Croatia 523 days ago

Deocletians palace in Split
Hvar - oldest public teatre, catedral of st. Stephen
Old town of Trogir
Dubrovnik
Sibenik
Krka waterfalls........

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Answered by Tatjana Bračanov from Sibenik, Croatia 523 days ago

I can notice from above that you really can make an extraordinary schedule from the lists above for your next Croatian holiday:)
Almost all cites and national parks are mentioned. And we are very proud on our coast and beautiful Adriatic sea. But if you would like to get to know Croatia from different angle why not to go to the mountains (Dinara, Velebit) with one of our skillful mountain guide and experience wildness of the area, or even better to go and visit continent, for example Hrvatsko zagorje - Croatian Provence and baroque town of Varaždin...or to go even further on the east to visit natural park Kopački Rit and village Čigoč - famous village of white storks...They still nest on the top of roofs...
Here is so much to experience, you are welcome for any further question! Enjoy!

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Answered by DARIO PERIC from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina 523 days ago

Island of Hvar...........

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Answered by Daniel Knezevic from Dubrovnik, Croatia 523 days ago

Well. places worth seeing in Croatia are there more than one... depends also on what you consider interesting...
The whole coastline of Croatia is worthy to see like towns of Preč, Pula, Opatija, Crikvenica, Zadar, Vodice, Šibenik, Trogir, Split, Makarska, Dubrovnik... but there are more places like on some of our almost 1200 islands... Hvar, Brač, Mljet, Korčula, Pag... etc...
Anyway interesting in the sense of culture and history would be on the first place Dubrovnik, then Split and then the others...
In the sense of nature you could also consider a visit to the national park of Plitvice Lakes...
Just to mention that in this small country there are 8 national parks and 19 parks of nature... we have about 7000 km of coastline and an archipelag of around 1200 islands accompanied by a mild weather, good sun and clear sea among the 10 cleanest seas of the world.
Of course there is as well developed nightlife in any locality along the seaside and of course in the capital Zagreb...
As to resume i would reccomend to put a clearer question like what you would like to do or what are you intersted in to do in Croatia... from adventure vacation, shopping vacation, sightseeing, historic places visits, or just summer relaxing... everything is to be found in Croatia... come and enjoy it...

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Answered by Sandra Bandera, Rijeka, Croatia from Fiume, Croatia 523 days ago

Istrian inlands with vine routes, excellent olive oil, grappa and honey, small hidden churches with late gothic frescos, monuments that dates back 6000 years onwards
Island of Cres- wild untouched nature, griffon vulture nest...
You name it , we got it!
People before me, suggested a lot of interesting places but still here we have a lot more...

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Answered by Jakica Jeić from Dubrovnik, Croatia 523 days ago

Depending on how long your stay would be, you can see few places. In southern Croatia I would recommend Split, Trogir, Hvar, Korčula and Dubrovnik.
If you decide to do central Dalmatian coast-Šibenik, Zadar, Kornati, Plitvice lakes( national park)...
The nothern coastline has some beautiful places too-penninsula of Istria with its cities and villages and nearby islands.
It all depends which part of Croatia will you choose to come, because you can not do all in a week stay-it takes much longer!

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Answered by Domagoj Milin from Zadar, Croatia 523 days ago

Dear Vicky,
Like most people replied there is a lot to see in Croatia.
Depending on your preference and expectations...
Your question is too broad to be answered by simple e-mail.
Best regards

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Answered by Diana Brečić from Knin, Croatia 523 days ago

Dear Localyte!
I am afraid that I misunderstud yor advertise on the internet!
When I red it there was yust this guestion- would you like to be a tour guide- and I thought that it was yust an aplication for some practise or short course, but after I wrote all about myself and when those informations left there like I was a professional tour guide I was surprised and I thought to myself- o no- because I am not a professional tour guide!
So, I wouldnt like that it looks like I am something that I am not, in that actual way! I do speak english and I can use it quite good, but I have never attended any training for that, sou I am realy sory for thaking your precious time!

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Answered by Josip Sedlar from Split, Croatia 523 days ago

I suggest june or september...
www.DiocletianPalaceTour.com

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Answered by Elena from Savudrija, Croatia 523 days ago

Hey the Croatia it is a great Country and there is a lot to see and to try. I can suggest You the istrian region ( because I am from here!!) and in Istria starting from Savudrija, were the nature is fantastic,you can see the oldest lighthouse in all the Croatia, and you can taste great seafood and wine in the local restauraunts. But also Poreč it is a very nice city to visit as well as Rovinj full of historical points. Inland You have to visit Motovun and Grožnjan because those 2 places are so different and with a particular atmosphere. Hope my suggestion was usefull!!

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Answered by Marta Cvit from Zagreb, Croatia 522 days ago

You didn't even mention the time you plan on coming here, but the best time is during summer, if you're looking for fun you should visit Novalja on the island of Pag, Makarska and Istria. If you would like to see some culture, go to Dubrovnik, Korcula, Zadar, Split, Istria, Zagreb and Zagorje which has very beautiful castles to see, Trakoscan is a must see even if you're just traveling through Zagreb. If you like adventure you can go to Istria, Velebit or some islands like Vis or Mljet. The best way to see the coast is by boat, you can rent it in Split or Zadar, which have airports, with a skipper and he should be able to take you to most interesting islands and places on coast. Croatia really has many things to offer, but you need to be specific on what you're looking for because it's very different if you're coming here during summer and any other time of the year

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Answered by Maja Jurisic from Split, Croatia 522 days ago

Unfortunately you probably don't have as much time as you have things to see in Croatia. In the answers you got you will find almost 30% of everything you can see. Most of them are talking about things you can find in internet or any tourist agency, and there are so many secret places for which we are here to contact us... for the things only locals can tell you about and organize you unforgettable vacation.

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Answered by Ines Hudobec from Podobuce, Croatia 517 days ago

Dear Vickey,

there are many beautiful places in Croatia. Why don't you try with Dubrovnik?

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Answered by Dva Baladura from Rovinj, Croatia 515 days ago

Whole Croatia is worth seeing!!! It is realy amazing country!!!
So you sholud make a list and decide what to visit first :)
I recomend Istra. Not too big penisula on the north of Croatia with great historical and cultural hertrige.
Places worth seeing: Rovinj, Poreč, Pula, Motovun, Hum and many others...
Great beaches, a lot of greenery!!!
If you decide to come to Istra let me know so I can help you to organize your holidays.

Greetings from Croatia - Istra - Pilkovići

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Answered by Nataša Lujić from Dubrovnik, Croatia 504 days ago

Here you can find 10 destinations near us. You can read a lot about Zadar, Sibenik, Vodice, Trogir, Bol, Hvar, Vis, Korcula, Skradin and Telascica.
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Travelers history of Split Croatia
Split is the economic and administrative center of Central Dalmatia, and a large tourist area. The history of Split is fascinating. Split was first settled at the end of the third century AD, when the Roman Emperor Diocletian built his retirement palace here. He is actually the person who invented retirement.
Trogir, Croatia
rogir Croatia has a rich history of art, commerce, and occupation. Originally a Roman municipality Trogir was conveniently close to Salona, the center of Roman rule in Dalmatia. In the 6th Century, the Croats settled there and brought the arts. The Venetians raided Trogir in the 12th Century during the Venetian war with Hungary for the stunning and useful Dalmatian coastline. The Venetians did not get Trogir then, but they did claim it in 1420.Now it exists reflecting the art and history of its past. Tourism is again booming and the town seems to be doing quite well.

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Answered by Natalie from Odessa, Ukraine 502 days ago

You will be surprised by Croatia: unbelivable nature and real history: you choice. Cites- Dubrovnik, Hvar, Rab. And of course Krka waterfall!!! if you need more inf, i can write. Good luck!

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Answered by libby from Brela, Croatia 448 days ago

Dubrovnik is a must. Island Hvar. Sailing in Dubrovnik, OMIS for rafting trip and hiking. There are many national parks that are a must see.

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Answered by Nina from Vienna, Austria 207 days ago

Dubrovnik is the place most worth seeing i think. zagreb of course if you like the city.

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Answered by Barbic Bojan from Belgrade, Serbia 524 days ago

if u come to Croatia, u can also visit MonteNegro and Serbia. make ur vacation more interesting and meet new cultures and ppl.

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