Spend a week on this classical journey and get to know the most impressive Croatian highlights.
1876 YEAR MIROGOJ CEMETERY WAS DESIGNED BY HERMAN BOLLé
100+ YEAR OLD TRADITION OF AGAVA LACE MAKING
305 AD SAINT DOMNIUS CATHEDRAL BUILT IN THE 4th CENTURY
Let us show you our colourful city market called “Dolac” in the center of vibrant Zagreb.
It was designed in 1876 by Austrian-born architect Herman Bollé, who created numerous buildings around Zagreb.
One of the symbols of Zagreb, it is a fortified tower in an old part of the town called „Gric“ dating to the 13th century.
You will be amazed by the magnificent nature and unbelievable power of water on UNESCO protected Plitvice Lakes National Park.
Visit the Diocletian’s palace, one of the key filming locations featured in a popular TV show „Game of Thrones“.
It’s facilities include the Museum of Hanibal Lucić and Agava Lace which is a tradition more than a 100 years old. It has become one of the most important symbols of Hvar. It is listed on UNESCO’s List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Climb the top of Dubrovnik’s City Walls built in the 13th century, spanning over nearly 2 kilometers. Immerse yourself in the 16th century by sailing on the magnificent replica of a traditional “Karaka” ship from the era of Dubrovnik Republic or enjoy the unforgettable flavours and tastes of the traditionally prepared meat or octopus called “peka”.
Let us show you our colourful city market called “Dolac” in the center of vibrant Zagreb.
One of the symbols of Zagreb, it is a fortified tower in an old part of the town called „Gric“ dating to the 13th century.
It was designed in 1876 by Austrian-born architect Herman Bollé, who created numerous buildings around Zagreb.
You will be amazed by the magnificent nature and unbelievable power of water on UNESCO protected Plitvice Lakes National Park.
Visit the Diocletian’s palace, one of the key filming locations featured in a popular TV show „Game of Thrones“.
It’s facilities include the Museum of Hanibal Lucić and Agava Lace which is a tradition more than a 100 years old. It has become one of the most important symbols of Hvar. It is listed on UNESCO’s List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Climb the top of Dubrovnik’s City Walls built in the 13th century, spanning over nearly 2 kilometers. Immerse yourself in the 16th century by sailing on the magnificent replica of a traditional “Karaka” ship from the era of Dubrovnik Republic or enjoy the unforgettable flavours and tastes of the traditionally prepared meat or octopus called “peka”.
