Fantastic Croatia
Four seasons
Intro
Croatia at a glance
About Croatia
8 Reasons Why You Must Visit Croatia

Essential Information for Traveling to Croatia
Croatian history
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Croatian festivals and shopping
Croatian food
Croatian beer
Croatia Mart
Sketching a Croatian Trip
Package tours vs. independent travel
Understanding Croatia Accommodation and Daily Travel Costs
Recommended Croatia travel itinerary

Croatia road trip
A Croatian road trip that's so different
Why You Should Take a Road Trip to Croatia
How to Enjoy a Road Trip in Croatia
How to Plan a Croatia Road Trip
Tips for a Safe Car Trip in Croatia
Croatian road conditions / highways / map
Book a car rental in Croatia
Driving tips for Croatian roads
Traffic signs, rental insurance, 64-73
Using paid parking, driving accidents, road conditions, self-fueling
How to resolve lost passports and stolen belongings

Living in Croatia for a month
Living honestly for a month
Before you leave, ask yourself!
Things to check in detail
Living for a month is the minimalism of life.
Cost of living in Croatia for a month

Travel times between Croatian cities

Zagreb
About Zagreb / ​​How to Travel Well in Croatia
Zagreb IN
Zagreb IN / Airport TO CITY IN / City Transportation
Key Walking Tours / Map

Things to see
Gorni Grad / Ban Jelačić Square / Zagreb Cathedral / Dolac Market / Stone Gate
St. Mark's Cathedral / Parliament and Presidential Palace / Meštrović Atelier / Lotrščak Tower
St. Catherine's Cathedral / Museum of Broken Relationships / National Theatre / Mimara Museum / Naive Art Museum
Art Pavilion / Museum of Crafts and Arts / Museum of Folklore / Contemporary Gallery / City Museum
Museum of Technology / Strossmayer Masters Gallery

Squares and parks in Zagreb's East Zugrad
Zrinjevac / Zagreb Botanical Garden

EATING / SLEEPING
Top 5 Popular Eating Spots in Zagreb

Istrian Peninsula
Pula
Experience Pula's Past / Pula Amphitheater / Temple of Augustus

Rovinj
Brief History / Attractions / Old Town / Marsala Tita Square / St. Euphemia Church

Plitvice Lakes
Plitvice Lakes IN / Best Courses, Key Walking Tours, 3D Maps
National Lake Park
Rastoke
Eating

Zadar
Zadar History at a Glance / Key Walking Tour
Fortress City / Land Gate / Sea Gate / Cathedral of St. Donat / Cathedral of St. Anastasia /
Roman Forum / Five Wells / Narodni Square / Sea Organ / Greeting to the Sun
Eating
Krka National Park
Sibenik

Trogir
Trogir at a Glance / Trogir IN / Best Courses / Cathedral of St. Lawrence
City Hall / St. Dominic's Monastery and Cathedral / Kamerlengo Fortress
Eating

Split
Split at a glance / Split IN / Split's best courses / Key walking tours
Diocletian's Palace / Colonnades / Basilica of St. Domnius / Emperor's Apartments /
Underground Palace Hall / Jupiter's Palace.
Statue of Gregory Uznin / Narodni Square / Marjan Park /
Riva Street / Vacnice Beach / Kasuni Beach
Eating
Split Intensive Guided Tour

Hvar
How to get to Hvar Island / Map / Hvar History / Hvar at a glance
St. Stephen's Cathedral and Square / Spagnol Fortress / Arsenal / Loggia /
Franciscan Monastery and Museum / Poconi Stone

Dubrovnik
Game of Thrones / Come to Dubrovnik / Dubrovnik IN / City Transportation / Best Courses
Map / Reconstruction Project / Lokrum Island / Key Walking Tour

Old Town
Pile Gate / Placa Avenue (Stradun Avenue) / Onofrio's Fountain / St. Savior's Cathedral
Orlando Flagpole / Sponza Palace and National Archives / St. Blaise's Cathedral
Dubrovnik Cathedral / Dominican Monastery / City Walls / Three Fortresses / Mount Srđ / Rector's Palace
Cathedral of St. Blaise / Church of St. Ignatius / Fortress of Revelin / Synagogue
Eating
Dubrovnik beaches
suburb
Chavtat / Crochula / Stone

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnian History at a Glance / What Kind of Country Was Yugoslavia? / Bosnian War /
Questions about Mostar Bridge / Bosnia

Montenegro
Montenegro at a glance

Kotor
Kotor IN / History / Key Walking Tour / Kotor City Walls / South Gate / Weapons Square
Clock Tower / Pima Palace / Karimpana Well / St. Tryphon's Cathedral / St. Luke's Cathedral
St. Mary's Cathedral / North Gate

Perast

Albania
The Balkan Peninsula / Albania at a Glance / History / About Albania / Transportation / Food

Tirana
Key Walking Tour / Skanderbeg Square / National History Museum / National Gallery
Etem Bey Mosque / Palace of Culture

Berat
Understanding Berat / Berat Castle

preface

Croatia is the home of the Dalmatian.
The Dalmatian, the black spotted dog we all know, was born in the Dalmatia region in southern Croatia.
Dubrovnik on the south coast retains the remains of Roman times and a medieval city.
While it's easy to have fun under clear skies and pristine waters, sometimes it's also a great way to travel to appreciate the country's cultural uniqueness.
Zagreb has the quiet elegance of Austro-Hungarian times, while the Italian-influenced coastal city has a distinctly Mediterranean feel.
Above all, the country is home to the magnificent walled city of Dubrovnik, known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'.


A summer resort that attracts tourists
With its 6,000km long Adriatic coastline dotted with Roman ruins, Venetian ports, and numerous bays and islands, Croatia was a major tourist destination in the 1970s and 1980s, attracting many tourists from Germany, Italy, Austria, and the UK.
Croatia is now a very popular summer vacation destination for people all over the world.
Hot sun and deep blue sea.
This is because the picturesque scenery of red roofs clustered closely together against the backdrop of white cliffs can be seen everywhere.
The beautiful harbor and ancient Roman and medieval ruins are also interesting sights.
There is a terraced lake that is considered to be one of the most beautiful.
Because the cost of living is lower than in Western European countries, the entire country is crowded with tourists in the summer.

The warm and beautiful Adriatic Sea
The sheer cliffs along the Adriatic coastline are beautiful.
Croatia is a long country stretching east to west and north to south, so the weather varies depending on the region.
The coastal areas bordering the Adriatic Sea have hot and dry summers and warm and rainy winters.
This type of weather is called Mediterranean climate.
The temperature in July, the warmest month, is around 22 degrees Celsius.
It is so warm that even in winter the temperature does not drop below freezing.

The hashtag Croatia shows our efforts to collect all the travel information about Croatia.
Above all, the completion of the book will depend on the hands of readers who have read this book and visited Croatia in person.