Sitting at the crossroads of Central Europe and Eastern Europe, the Croatian capital Zagreb is the country’s largest city. Despite being a bustling metropolis, Zagreb exudes the charm of a small town. From its cobblestone streets and gas lamps of the hilltop old town to manicured gardens and pavilions of the Lower Town, Zagreb has … Read more
The second-largest Croatian city, and the largest city in Dalmatia and on the Croatian coast, Split is a perfect fusion of the ancient and the new. The city offers pieces of history frozen in time that you can witness during a lazy stroll through its maze of cobblestoned lanes and imposing ancient structures. But that’s … Read more
Dotted with scenic pebbled beaches and dazzling islands, Croatia is a beautiful country bordered by four countries – Bosnia & Herzegovina, Slovenia, Serbia, and Hungary. The southern tip touches Montenegro and the body of its crescent shape forms a long coastline with the Adriatic Sea. This small yet geographically diverse Mediterranean country is a travel … Read more
Ok lets not beat around the bush. Dubrovnik is absolutely stunning! And for a small city (only 21kmsq) there are plenty of fantastic & fun things to do in Dubrovnik! But before you read through all my suggestions, let’s just clarify what all the fuss is about this ancient UNESCO world heritage city. The main … Read more