Travel Video About Croatia: You Must Visit These 10 Locations
The Republic of Croatia is a country with beautiful hidden places waiting to be explored. Croatia is located on the coastline of the Adriatic Sea and has rich medieval history along with breathtaking towns to visit. In this article, we will look at some amazing places to visit in Croatia. Make sure to stay with me to the end to not miss the highlights.
1. Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is famously known by the name ‘Pearl of the Adriatic,” is a world heritage site by UNESCO for its remarkable seamless architecture, stunning views of the country, and its well protected medieval walls. As you go through the town’s famous streets look out for cultural places like the Rector’s Palace and the Dubrovnik Cathedral. Take a cable car from the city to Mount SRD for a majestic view of the city and islands
2. Plitvice Lakes National Park
One of the park’s true natural wonders is how it was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and hosts cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, and lush forests. There are networks of wooden boardwalks and trails that allow exploration of the breathtaking beauty of the park up close. The vivid turquoise waters of the lakes change in color throughout the day and the sound of rushing waters fills the air, adding to the pristine wilderness.
3. Split
Split is one of the most stunning cities in Croatia that expands in area on the country’s coastline in the spectacular Dalmatian Coast. The rich history of the city dates back to Roman times and includes famous sites like UNESCO listed Diocletian’s Palace as the heart of the tourism industry in the city. Traditions are actively kept in the old town area where the historical Cathedral of Saint Domnius is served along with Peristyle square. The city as well as the coastline is adorned with palm trees giving the Riva promenade a very picturesque sight.
4. Hvar
Hvar is a sun drenched greek island in the adriatic sea, home to nightlife parties, swimpools, lounging and of course the stunning beaches and waters. The hvar town is a mixture of the ancient world and gorgeous bay as well as the few modern-day cafes that buzz with tourists. Start from the pebble shore beaches of pakleni islands and then hike up to fortica fortress and relish the city panoramic view before indulging in the lively clubbing at waterfront bars.
5. Rovinj
This stunning coastal city is situated on the Istrian Peninsula. Rovinj captures your heart with its relaxing vibes and ancient culture. Take a stroll in the old town and explore the colorful pastel buildings with the cute artisan and seafood bistros. You can also capture a view of Rovinj from the top of Saint Euphemia Church Bell Tower. Enjoy the hidden beaches and quiet shores around the city.
6. Korčula
Korčula is an enchanting island with maritime history blended with medieval antiquity. It is full of folklore and a stunning view. Visit marks like the Cathedral of Saint Mark and Marco Polo’s House while you take a walk across Korčula Town, the ostensible birth place of Marco Polo. Further soak in the sun at Lumbarda beaches, taste the local wines, watch the unique other dances of Moreska sword dance in the town square.
7. Zadar
The city has everything ranging from historic views to ancient architecture, modern day art, mesmerizing sunsets, and much more. Along with other regions, Zadar features Roman antiquities like the Sea Organ located at Old Town Zadar. It is also home to St. Donatus Church and St. Anastasia Cathedral, sit back and enjoy the view at the rest of the coast.
Krka National Park
With breathtaking waterfalls and cascading rapids, Krka National Park stands out as a natural wonder and a great escape for a nature-based summer vacation. Explore the network of wooden boardwalks and trails throughout the park to get a closer look at its stunning vistas. Visitors can swim under the stunning Skradinski Buk waterfall and also explore the historic watermills set against the serene landscape.
Pula
As the capital city of Istria County, Pula is located at the Southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula and has stunning remnants of ancient Roman Town lies within. See the famous Roman amphitheater, the world’s second-best preserved Roman amphitheater and imagine all the gladiatorial contests and spectacles which were done in the middle of this arena. Other places of cultural interest include the Temple of Augustus, Arch of Sergius, as well as the rocky beaches and hidden coves on the coast.
10. Šibenik
Šibenik is a beautiful town on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. It was built in the classical era, so there are many old-looking buildings to see. The St. James Cathedral is a St. UNESCO listed site and has Renaissance features. Other than the cathedral, the old town’s pebbly beaches are finely maintained, and locals along with tourists indulge in different foods made from sea fish.
Overall, it’s a guarantee that you never heard of a country that is as beautiful and diverse as Croatia. The jaw-dropping views of Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Park which work like magnets for tourism with historic towns like Hvar and Korčula to soak in the sun, along with split and Dubrovnik will keep you in awe while traveling makes it even better. Don’t just take my word for it, see it for yourself! Pack bags and head to Croatia. And yes, don’t forget to check the video underneath to get a better idea of places to visit in Croatia.
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