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ApartmentKlenovica
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From the Kvarner islands to Dalmatia.
Landmarks, museums, nature and beaches worth the detour.
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Central Pula offers two connected but different sightseeing strands. One follows public spaces and visible Roman monuments: the Arena, gates, Forum and temple. The other explores museum…
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Town · Dalmatia – Dubrovnik
Town · Istria
Town · Dalmatia – Split
Village · Istria

Town · Istria
Town · Dalmatia – Zadar

Town · Istria
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Nature · Plitvička Jezera Municipality
national park of Croatia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Nature · Lozovac
national park from the approximately 45 kilometer long section of the Krka river between Knin and Skradin and the lower reaches of the tributary Čikolain in Croatia
Opatija's central experience revolves around the shore and parks. The Lungomare is a connection, not an obligation to complete the entire route in one outing. Treat Angiolina and St James's…
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In Split, the transition from ancient monument to ordinary street is almost imperceptible: entering the southern part of Diocletian’s Palace from the Riva leads towards the Peristyle, then…
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Funtana sits on Istria’s west coast along the Poreč–Vrsar road, while its shoreline extends between Zelena Laguna and Valkanela. The local tourist board links the settlement with a long…
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