Located in the karst region between Zagreb and the Adriatic coast, Plitvice Lakes National Park offers visitors dense forests, spectacular waterfalls and turquoise lakes.
The 16 lakes cascade down the landscape, separated by limestone deposits formed by the interaction of water, air and vegetation. The lakes are connected by wooden walkways and comfortable hiking trails. The park's diverse flora and fauna include brown bears, wolves, lynxes and many species of birds. It's always worth a visit!
Pula offers a blend of Roman history and Mediterranean charm. The Arena of Pula is one of the largest and best-preserved Roman amphitheaters. Other highlights include the Temple of Augustus and the Arch of the Sergii (Porta Aurea).
Rovinj's old town is located on a peninsula and is characterized by narrow streets and Venetian architecture. The Church of St Euphemia dominates the skyline.
Rijeka is a blend of Habsburg architecture and urban culture. The fortress offers panoramic views of Kvarner Bay. The pedestrianized area is perfect for strolling, with cafés and historic buildings on either side.
