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SPLIT [Split, Trogir and Omis riviera]
Welcome to Split – the center of Middle Dalmatia which is 1700 years old! Roman emperor Diocletian had a good reason to built his palace in this place, which can still be confirmed today by Split's many visitors. You can see for yourself and experience Dalmatian charm and see what it is made of by coming to the town. Go for a walk around town and let it tell you its story, supported by its many cultural monuments. In the evening visit you can visit many bars or discotheques, see some of theater performances, go to a good concert or to a photograph exhibition. All these many events are parts of a cultural festival called Splitsko ljeto (Summer in Split). Preserve your memories in a bottle of olive oil or a bouquet of rosemary that will remaind you of summer for a long time.

PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL PARK
Plitvice Lakes is the most prominent National Park in Croatia. It is among the most beautiful sights in Europe. This "pearl of continental Croatia" was added to the list of World Natural Heritage by UNESCO due to its diversity. Browse through our wide selection of accommodation at this unique site.

DUBROVNIK [Dubrovnik riviera]
Dubrovnik is capable meeting even the finest expectations from its visitors. The town of museums and festivals, town of taverns and restaurants, a place of moderateMediterranean climate and beautiful landscapes truly confirms the famous quote by Irish writer Bernard Shaw: "Those who seek heaven on Earth must come to Dubrovnik". You will truly feel special staying at any one of the hotels in Dubrovnik, drinking coffee while enjoying the view of Lovrijenac, one of the towers in Dubrovnik, where the now legendary “Hamlet” is performed as part of the Dubrovnik Summer Games Festival or tasting rozata, a delicious, traditional dessert.

PULA [Istria Coastline]
Pula has inherited great art works that have left their trace its history, and nature has given it mild Mediterranean climate and one of the cleanest seawater in the Mediterranean. Pula doesn't need to write an invitation card; its appeal speaks for itself. Its residents are trying to preserve its beauty even today, so that after your first visit you would want to come again. The Istrian tourist center has something special for everyone. First and foremost it is a town of culture, which is proud to present its Roman Arena from the 3rd century BC. The Arena has been a place for numerous festivals and concerts, most famous of which is the Pula Film Festival. The citizens of Pula are doing their best to preserve the cultural monuments of their town, and make Pula a place you would want to visit again.

ZAGREB [Zagreb and surroundings]
The capital of Croatia is situated between the hills of Medvednica and embankment of the Sava River, a favorable position for a city that continues to develop. Gradec and Kaptol make up the historical nucleus of the city, along with Donji grad (the so-called Lower part of the city), residential areas on the hills of Medvednica, and Novi Zagreb (the newer part of the city) with neighborhoods which have been developing since the mid 1950s, south of the Sava River. Zagreb is the center of state functions, however it still manages to charm visitors and is admired by tourists, regardless of the season. If you plan on coming to Zagreb on business or pleasure, the city will greet you like an old friend and as you bid farewell the city will remind you of everything you didn’t get a chance to see during your visit. There is really only one thing you can do: come again.