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The Narona Archaeological Museum is the first in situ  museum in Croatia, which means it was built on the archaeological site itself, specifically on the...

It is assumed that the city of Narona covered the area

of about 25 hectares, fortified by the city walls that

descended down the slopes of the hill (Upper...

The best example of a rich and diverse bird population of the Neretva delta can be observed in the ornithological collection in Metković. Founded by famous Croatian...

The church of St Vitus in the middle of a field just outside the village of Vid is among the oldest in the area. Although historians disagree on the age it was built, it...

The monument Domagoj’s archers

(dim. about 5 x 3 m) made by

sculptor Stjepan Skoro lies to the

west of the church of Our Lady of

the...

The Ereš tower was built by Bariša Ereš, a parish priest in the village of Vid, and it is situated next to the fourth Hellenistic tower within the...

Stećci (Croatian “stećak” = tombstone) are late medieval tombstones, nominated for UNESCO-vu World Heritage. The trails that follow these tombstones in the...

The stone remains of the ancient town of Smrdan grad are located on top of the hill above Klek seaside resort. The well-preserved remains of this Venetian tower, which...

Makarska Observatory and Astro Park are unique scientific and tourist facilities in the city. As the youngest observatory in the Republic of Croatia, it is unique for several...

The Pula Amphitheater or Arena is one of the six largest Roman amphitheaters in the world. Erected in the 1st century during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, it was primarily...

Church of St. Donat is a stunning church from the 9th century, a must-see and the largest pre-Romanesque building in Croatia! It is 27 m high and 22 m wide, with a special...

Church of St. The Cross, called the smallest cathedral in the world, is the most valuable preserved monument of old Croatian church architecture and one of the symbols...

Baroque church of St. Vlaho, the patron saint of the city of Dubrovnik, was built on the site of an older church burned down in a fire in 1706. It was built by the Venetian...

Diocletian's Palace is one of the best preserved monuments of Roman architecture in the world. The Emperor's Palace was built as a combination of a luxury villa - a summer...

Today's scope of Dubrovnik's walls dates back to the 13th century, and they are systematically modernized and built until 1660, when the last fortress, the bastion of St....

If you touch the thumb of the bronze statue of Gregory of Nin, a bishop and a great advocate of the Old Slavonic language and script, your happiness is guaranteed, says...

Klis Fortress rises on a bare cliff and divides into two parts. The western part is lower and from the north it is surmounted by the ridge hill, while the eastern part...

Zadar has a unique blend of architecture and music, the world-famous Sea Organ. They are located next to the Greeting to the Sun installation, and they are made up of an...

The Salt and Souvenir Museum is an exceptional attraction of the Nin Saltworks because it attracts attention with its numerous exhibits that were used, and in part are...

Greeting to the Sun, the work of the award-winning Zadar architect Nikola Bašić, is located in the western part of the waterfront next to the Sea Organ.

Modern...

It is located in the heart of the old town of Dubrovnik and connects the eastern and western city gates. It was created in the 11th century by burying a sea backwater,...

Fortress of St. Mihovila is situated in a favorable position at the foot of which medieval Šibenik developed. It was built on a steep rock, about seventy meters...