Facts about the Geography of Croatia
Croatia is located in the southern east part of Europe, bordering Slovenia to the west , Hungary to the north, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina to the east and Montenegro and the Adriatic Sea to the south. A lot of islands, spread around the picturesque Adriatic coastline and the Dinaric Alps rise dramatically just over the border with Slovenia. The capital city of Croatia is Zagreb, where the romantic Mediaeval architecture will bring you back to the epoch when there lived brave knights in shining armors and beautiful ladies dressed up in silk and golden jewellery.
The second largest city in Croatia, Split, located on the Adriatic shore, keeps the Palace of Diocletian, which, as a UNESCO protected monument,is a piece of the world architectural heritage. But the most attractive for the tourists, who have decided to visit Croatia is Dubrovnik. Proud of its history, it attracts thousands of tourists each year, who enjoy the experience of walking along the cobblestone streets of this ancient merchant town, where the international trade was thriving in the past.
As I said at the beginning, Mediterranean coast of Croatia consists of thousands of small islands. Here are some of the most visited by tourists and world famous stars:
The second largest city in Croatia, Split, located on the Adriatic shore, keeps the Palace of Diocletian, which, as a UNESCO protected monument,is a piece of the world architectural heritage. But the most attractive for the tourists, who have decided to visit Croatia is Dubrovnik. Proud of its history, it attracts thousands of tourists each year, who enjoy the experience of walking along the cobblestone streets of this ancient merchant town, where the international trade was thriving in the past.
As I said at the beginning, Mediterranean coast of Croatia consists of thousands of small islands. Here are some of the most visited by tourists and world famous stars:
- Hvar Island - is known for its lavender fields and offers secluded beaches, vineyards, historic towns and a hilarious nightlife .If you are an active person, who like sports, it offers a range of activities from kayaking to rock climbing.
- Brac Island - famous by its lustrous stone, which have been used in the building of Diocletian's Palace as well as the White House in Washington.
- Krka Island - the biggest and one of the most visited. Due to the bridge, which makes it easily accessible.
- Korcula Island - considered the birthplace of Marco Polo.
- Pag Island - famous for its goat cheese and the
intricate lace.