Photo: The Points Guy
It’s been a long time coming, but the Council of the European Union has invited Croatia to join the Schengen Area. That’s a huge step for Croatia, which has been angling for that invitation for years.
Source: Travel to Croatia is getting easier – The Points Guy
Even if you’ve never heard of Dubrovnik, you’ve probably seen it. This popular city in Croatia is spectacularly rich in history, and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979.
Photo: Ko Hon Chiu Vincent
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Our world has many gorgeous places that are home to breathtaking canyons, jaw-dropping waterfalls, scenic natural wonders, and much more that will please all your six senses. To sort your travel itinerary, here are some of Panchali Dey’s favourites that you need to visit at least once.
Source: World’s most beautiful places that you need to visit at least once!
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Photo: Croatia Week
Source: Croatian forests in world’s top five for CO2 absorption | Croatia Week
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Kayaking a unique way to take in the history of the city.
Photo: Andras Csontos
8 of Croatia’s top holiday hot spots: discover the best towns and islands to visit including Dubrovnik, Split, Rovinj, Brac and many more wonderful locations…
Photo: World Atlas
The Plitvice Lakes National Park is located in a mountainous area of central Croatia. The park borders Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Photo: Paklenica National Park Official Website
Source: UNESCO Beech Trees Can Be Adopted At Paklenica National Park
Photo credit: Kamila Napora
Trogir, a charming UNESCO-listed down, is a perfect day trip from Split. Here you will find all the best things to do in Trogir and more!
Source: Things to do in Trogir, Croatia in One Day – a Perfect Day Trip from Split
Thanks to a strengthening pound, seven out of ten traditional summer holiday hotspots are cheaper this year than they were 12 months ago, according to the Post Office Travel Money’s annual report.
Source: The holiday hotspots that are cheaper and more expensive than 2020
Liz enjoyed a day trip to the historic town of Trogir, located to the west of Split in Croatia.
Source: ‘Croatia revealed: Touring the historic cities of Split and Trogir’
When you travel to Rovinj, Croatia and enjoy Istria’s prettiest city! This Rovinj travel guide tells you the best things to do in Rovinj, where to stay in Rovinj, and more. and more.
Source: Exploring Rovinj, Croatia — Travel Guide to Croatia’s Prettiest City | Adventurous Kate
Planning a trip to Istria, Croatia? Here you will find best things to do in Istria and all you need to know about visiting Istria.
The striking retirement palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian, museums and churches — Split is bursting with history at every corner…
Are you looking for a tour guide in Split? Then Ivica is your man. He is Split’s most popular guide Show. Let him show you around his hometown.
Source: Let Ivica, A Popular Split Tour Guide Show Around His Hometown | Chasing the Donkey
After her extensive coverage elsewhere in Croatia, TCN UNESCO correspondent Filipa Marusic returns home for her latest installment – the Historical Complex of Split with Palace of Diocletian.
Source: UNESCO Heritage of Croatia: Historical Complex of Split with Palace of Diocletian
The Lazarettos of Dubrovnik are a reminder of the city’s foresight in combating infectious diseases centuries ago.
Source: Dubrovnik: The medieval city designed around quarantine
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