Landmarks, museums, nature and viewpoints, ranked by how often travellers look them up.
Landmark · Varaždin
Drašković Palace is a major Baroque residence on Varaždin’s Korzo, historically linked with the period when the city was Croatia’s political centre.
Landmark · Varaždin
Opposite the Old Town ramparts, Keglević Palace is a Baroque residence remodelled in Rococo style around 1775.
Landmark · Split
St Mary Magdalene Church on Marjan is a small historic church on the hill's north-eastern slopes, also associated with St Lazarus.
Landmark · Mokro Polje
Landmark · Kobiljak
Landmark · Kamen
Landmark · Zadvarje
Zadvarje Fortress is a late-medieval stronghold overlooking the old route between the Biokovo foothills and the hinterland.
Landmark · Zabok
An 18th-century manor built in 1780 on a gentle slope above the Krapina River, exemplifying Croatian Zagorje architecture of the Bedeković Komorski family.
Landmark · Kaštel Stari
Landmark · Tučepi
A neo-Romanesque parish church of 1901 in Gornji Tučepi, with a richly marbled interior.
Landmark · Split
The remains of the Benedictine convent of St Mary de Taurello belong to Split's medieval sacred layer beyond the innermost area of Diocletian's Palace.
Landmark · Vinica, Varaždin County
Landmark · Split
The Church of St Luke is a protected small sacred building in historic Split, away from the busiest sightseeing routes.
Landmark · Varaždin
Oršić Palace is an Early Neoclassical Varaždin residence completed in the early 19th century, distinguished by its stone portal and restrained façade.
Landmark · Split
St Mary Magdalene Church at Škrape is a small 17th-century stone church built on a site with earlier Roman and medieval layers.
Landmark · Mlinište
Landmark · Nečujam
The remains of St Peter’s Church in Nečujam are a protected sacral heritage site on the island of Šolta.
Landmark · Hvar
Užižić Palace, also known as Hektorović Palace, is distinguished by an elaborate floral-Gothic façade built into Hvar's southern town wall.