Attractions in Croatia (770)
Dubrovnik
12 Recommendations: 12 Favorable,
Always warm and clear sea, with a view on the open sea, city walls and the island Lokrum attract people from around the world to the beach Banje.Most of these beaches are in fact very good, and offer a lot of additional content, to the usual calm soothing sea, warm Mediterranean sun experience such as cafe bars, restaurants, tennis courts, playgrounds, swimming pools, possibility of renting sport equipment, canoes, kayaks etc. The most popular of the Dubrovnik public beaches are Banje , Lapad bay beaches (Vis, Adriatic...) and Copacabana beach.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 710 days ago
Bed And Breakfast Konoba
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
Hotel Konoba offers charming and functional Mediterranean-style apartments in 2 carefully renovated medieval houses with rooftop terraces overlooking the Adriatic.The tasteful accommodations combines rustic elements like bare stone walls and hardwood floors with modern facilities.The Konoba is just a short walk from the famous St. Jacob's Cathedral and the Main Square. Hotel Rooms: 5.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 436 days ago
Apartments Mare More
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
Peacefully situated along the Bodarica coast, hotel Mare-More is just 10 metres from the beach. It has a garden, and offers air-conditioned apartments with kitchen and a private patio.Apartments at Mare-More are equipped with satellite TV, refrigerator, hairdryer, and tea/coffee-making facilities. Each apartment also features a seating area and en suite bathroom with shower.Guests can relax in their spacious private terrace and enjoy scenic views of the Krapanj and Zlarin islands. Apartments Mare-More is located 15 km from from Krka National Park and Kornati Islands National Park. Split Airport is a 45-minute drive away. Free private parking is available upon reservation.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 436 days ago
Pansion Sibenik Hotel
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
Situated in Sibenik's historic quarter only 110 yards from the famous St. Jacob's Cathedral, Pansion Sibenik offers functionally furnished rooms and an apartment.You can explore the medieval town of Sibenik and the nearby Krka and Kornati National Parks. Hotel Rooms: 4.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 436 days ago
Hotel Panorama
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
Panorama Hotel is one of the most beautiful tourist facilities of the Šibenik Riviera, situated on a cliff above the Krka canyon, offering amazing panoramic views.It has been completely renovated and meets the highest standards of the hospitality and catering industry.Hotel Panorama is situated near the bridge of Sibenik, on the highway between Vodice and Sibenik. Enjoy the superb views of the town of Sibenik and the Krka's sunken delta - the port of Sibenik and the islands of the archipelago.In the cozy and relaxing atmosphere of the restaurant, seating up to 200 guests, a high-quality selection of fish and meat specialties, as well as a wide choice of selected wines and other drinks is served.The aperitif bar within the restaurant area is open to hotel guests and all those who want to enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of the Panorama Hotel.The Panorama Hotel is an ideal place for the celebration of your wedding. The staff will assist you with expert advice concerning the organization of this feast, which will surely be a spectacular one.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 436 days ago
Villa Korina
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
The Villa Korina enjoys a quiet location in Brodarica, 3 miles from Sibenik and only 110 yards from the sea. All apartments are air-conditioned and have a kitchen and a balcony.Sandy and pebbly beaches can be found in the surroundings and on the nearby small islands. The Krka waterfalls are only 12 miles away from the Villa Korina. Various sports activities and evening entertainment can be enjoyed in a hotel resort, which is only half a mile away.Brodarica has a long seaside promenade with many cafes and restaurants. Hotel Rooms: 7.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 436 days ago
Monastery and Church of St. Francis
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
On the slope of the hill between the Forum and the upper circular street, lies the monastic complex dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi, built in the 14th century at the site of a previous cultic edifice. The Franciscan community was first recorded in Pula in the 13th century. The church was built in 1314 in the late Romanesque style with Gothic ornaments, as a firm and simple building of the preaching Franciscan order. The finely cut stone blocks used for building the walls speak of the skilful masters who took part in the construction.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 470 days ago
Pula Communal Palace
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
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At the time when Pula was a free municipality, a palace was erected in the Forum – the seat of the municipal self-government. During the Venetian rule it was the seat of the duke and provveditore, and until the present has remained the seat of the mayor. Additions over the centuries (from the 10th -16th centuries) led to a building that in an exceptional way combines architectural styles from the Romanesque until the Renaissance. The inscription built in the facade, which was restored in the 16th century, dates the construction of the Communal Palace to 1296. The year probably refers to the first greater reconstruction and addition, because this was surely the seat of the municipal government even earlier.Earlier phases of the development of the Communal Palace in terms of its construction can best be seen on the eastern wall where Romanesque and Gothic styles intertwine. Sculptures of Telamon and Siren in the corners closed by Renaissance columns, and Baroque windows are the latest alterations of the outer appearance of the Communal Palace: neglect and negligence have left considerable traces on the building that has recently been radically restored.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 470 days ago
SRPSKA PRAVOSLAVNA CRKVENA OPŠTINA RIJEKA
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
Built in the second half of the 6th century, with a typical Ravenna-like polygonal apse, the church was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. After its radical reconstruction around 1200, it was assigned to the Greek Orthodox community in Pula in 1583 formed by immigrants from Cyprus and Nauplion: Today it belongs to the Serbian Orthodox church. It keeps the iconostasis of the Greek master Tomios Batos from the 18th century, valuable icons and other objects.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 470 days ago
Gradska Vijećnica
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
On the north-eastern slopes of the central hill of the city, below the Castle are the remains of a Roman theatre: in addition to the Amphitheatre, Pula had two other theatres during the Roman period. The larger one, which has not been preserved, was situated outside the city, on the slopes of Zaro hill (Monte Zaro), south of the city walls. The other theatre known as the Small Roman Theatre was situated within the city walls. The remains of scene, semicircular orchestra and tired section for the audience have partly been reconstructed. Below the theatre is the building of the one-time German Royal Gymnasium, which in 1930 became the Archaeological Museum of Istria. Today the museum displays a rich collection of prehistoric, classical and early medieval monuments found in Istria.
Reviewed by Nataša Lujić
Updated 470 days ago
