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Be a part of this eternal city at least for one day… On the one hand Dubrovnik is a open-hearted city, always friendly, simple, and on the other hand, it´s a town with a frightening history which sticks out from every stone. A real pearl of the Adriatic.
When on Dubrovnik, you Will have the opportunity to witness the heritage which was established by the invincible people of Dubrovnik. Be sure to visit:
• 2 kilometers of town walls with 3 forts, 16 towers, 6 bastions etc.
• Fort Lovrijenac situated on a 37-meter-high cliff
• Revelin – the large irregular square – shaped fort, built in the 16th century due to the defense of Venice.
• Stradun – the main pedestrian street with Onofrio’s Fountain and Orlando´s Column
• Sponza Palace – the ancient customs office, the state mint and treasury built in Gothic-Renaissance style
• Rector´s Palace
• Baroque church of St. Blaise, the heavenly patron saint of the city
…and other countless things…
Feel free to ask for the offer!
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Dubrovnik
Be a part of this eternal city at least for one day… On the one hand Dubrovnik is a open-hearted city, always friendly, simple, and on the other hand, it´s a town with a frightening history which sticks out from every stone. A real pearl of the Adriatic.
When on Dubrovnik, you Will have the opportunity to witness the heritage which was established by the invincible people of Dubrovnik. Be sure to visit:
• 2 kilometers of town walls with 3 forts, 16 towers, 6 bastions etc.
• Fort Lovrijenac situated on a 37-meter-high cliff
• Revelin – the large irregular square – shaped fort, built in the 16th century due to the defense of Venice.
• Stradun – the main pedestrian street with Onofrio’s Fountain and Orlando´s Column
• Sponza Palace – the ancient customs office, the state mint and treasury built in Gothic-Renaissance style
• Rector´s Palace
• Baroque church of St. Blaise, the heavenly patron saint of the city
…and other countless things…
Feel free to ask for the offer!
The best way to explore the heart of this millennial city of Trogir is a walking tour. Discover why Trogir is known to be the city of masters. Be fascinated by the beauty of the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Radovan portal gate. Find out why entire old part of the city was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997. Besides the history, immerse in a world of myths and legends and discover what Kairos the god of the lucky moment, has to reveal to you. Finally, enjoy the spirit of Mediterranean life that the whole old town exudes.
Expert guides will reveal all secrets about Trogir, from the 3rd Century BC when Trogir was established by Greek colonists under the name Tragurion, until today. Find out details about the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and amazing bell tower.
The most stunning attraction of the cathedral is the Radovan portal gate. It was made by master Radovan in the 13th century and it will remain a true masterpiece for good.
Find out interesting facts about the symbol of the city, Kamerlengo fortress, which was built in the 15th century to protect the city from invaders. When it comes to history, old part of the city is an endless treasure trove of details.
For any other information feel free to ask.
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Trogir
The best way to explore the heart of this millennial city of Trogir is a walking tour. Discover why Trogir is known to be the city of masters. Be fascinated by the beauty of the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Radovan portal gate. Find out why entire old part of the city was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997. Besides the history, immerse in a world of myths and legends and discover what Kairos the god of the lucky moment, has to reveal to you. Finally, enjoy the spirit of Mediterranean life that the whole old town exudes.
Expert guides will reveal all secrets about Trogir, from the 3rd Century BC when Trogir was established by Greek colonists under the name Tragurion, until today. Find out details about the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and amazing bell tower.
The most stunning attraction of the cathedral is the Radovan portal gate. It was made by master Radovan in the 13th century and it will remain a true masterpiece for good.
Find out interesting facts about the symbol of the city, Kamerlengo fortress, which was built in the 15th century to protect the city from invaders. When it comes to history, old part of the city is an endless treasure trove of details.
For any other information feel free to ask.
Split is an open air musem where each gate, stone, arch and house tells it’s own story.
Its historic centre is situated inside a Roman palace, but isn’t just a pretty seaside attraction: Diocletian’s Palace is a fully-functional high street, home to Split’s leading commercial outlets and the thumping heart of the city’s restaurant and nightlife scenes. Designed to house the noble Emperor Diocletian, and the shackled serfs that served him, the Palace’s shell is spectacularly well-preserved for a Roman ruin, abandoned for several centuries after its construction and the fall of the empire. In the 7th century AD, local refugees fleeing a Croat invasion carved out a life in the trestles and alcoves of the abandoned palace, and it’s been in use ever since.
While in Split, act Like in Split: Dalmatians spend an incredibly long time drinking coffee in the sun. Coffee culture is sacrosanct in Dalmatia, and a coffee here doesn’t just mean a quick cup of joe, it’s at least a couple of hours’, or even an entire afternoon’s, commitment. It’s a tradition Croatians treat with a reverence that borderlines on holy. Embrace it. Spend a non-strenuous afternoon sipping frothy kava on a sun-drenched terrace, watching pedestrians threading through Split’s narrow cobbled streets, and acclimatise to the lazier, laid-back Dalmatian pace of life
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Split Center
2 Ul. Augusta HarambašićaSplit is an open air musem where each gate, stone, arch and house tells it’s own story.
Its historic centre is situated inside a Roman palace, but isn’t just a pretty seaside attraction: Diocletian’s Palace is a fully-functional high street, home to Split’s leading commercial outlets and the thumping heart of the city’s restaurant and nightlife scenes. Designed to house the noble Emperor Diocletian, and the shackled serfs that served him, the Palace’s shell is spectacularly well-preserved for a Roman ruin, abandoned for several centuries after its construction and the fall of the empire. In the 7th century AD, local refugees fleeing a Croat invasion carved out a life in the trestles and alcoves of the abandoned palace, and it’s been in use ever since.
While in Split, act Like in Split: Dalmatians spend an incredibly long time drinking coffee in the sun. Coffee culture is sacrosanct in Dalmatia, and a coffee here doesn’t just mean a quick cup of joe, it’s at least a couple of hours’, or even an entire afternoon’s, commitment. It’s a tradition Croatians treat with a reverence that borderlines on holy. Embrace it. Spend a non-strenuous afternoon sipping frothy kava on a sun-drenched terrace, watching pedestrians threading through Split’s narrow cobbled streets, and acclimatise to the lazier, laid-back Dalmatian pace of life
National Park
One of the prettiest locations nearby to discover is the Krka National Park where you can enjoy calming nature and breathtaking sceneries.
Once you reach the biggest waterfall called Skradinski Buk, you will realize the power, the energy and the force of the nature and water cascades.
Skradinski Buk is the longest travertine barrier on the Krka river. All along the waterfall there are plenty of wooden bridges and forest paths leading you to fabulous and unforgettable waterfall perspectives…
This circular trail around the waterfalls is about 2 kilometers long and it takes about an hour and a half to cross it.
It includes enough time to learn some facts about the natural, cultural and historical heritage through educational panels provided along the trail.
The ethno-collection, the remains of the Krka hydropower plant, the weaving workshop, the old mill… are just couple of things which will take you to ancient times… priceless!
In the nearby area you can find family farms offering indigenous products like homemade prosciutto and cheese and local wine tasting.
For those who want find refreshement during the warm summer days, we suggest visiting picturesque village Primošten which offers nice beach and crystal clear sea.
If you have any question, feel free to ask :)
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Krka Waterfall
One of the prettiest locations nearby to discover is the Krka National Park where you can enjoy calming nature and breathtaking sceneries.
Once you reach the biggest waterfall called Skradinski Buk, you will realize the power, the energy and the force of the nature and water cascades.
Skradinski Buk is the longest travertine barrier on the Krka river. All along the waterfall there are plenty of wooden bridges and forest paths leading you to fabulous and unforgettable waterfall perspectives…
This circular trail around the waterfalls is about 2 kilometers long and it takes about an hour and a half to cross it.
It includes enough time to learn some facts about the natural, cultural and historical heritage through educational panels provided along the trail.
The ethno-collection, the remains of the Krka hydropower plant, the weaving workshop, the old mill… are just couple of things which will take you to ancient times… priceless!
In the nearby area you can find family farms offering indigenous products like homemade prosciutto and cheese and local wine tasting.
For those who want find refreshement during the warm summer days, we suggest visiting picturesque village Primošten which offers nice beach and crystal clear sea.
If you have any question, feel free to ask :)
Explore the oldest and the biggest national park in Croatia, a world known Plitvice Lakes.
With its exceptional natural beauty, this area has always attracted nature lovers and in 1949 it was proclaimed Croatia’s first national park.
Because of its outstanding universal value, even UNESCO recognized it and since 1979 the lakes are protected as a World Natural Heritage.
The harmony of 16 beautiful lakes, more than 90 waterfalls, narrow bridges, lookouts with astonishing landscapes, fascinating nature in each season are just some of the details which will take your breath away.
At the end of the lower lakes, there is the most impressive 78-meter-high waterfall called Veliki Slap or Plitvice Waterfall.
There is also a 30-minute boat ride over the biggest emerald green and blue lake called Kozjak.
There is no photo, story, nor video of the strength and the spirit of the waterfalls…
Feel free to ask if you have any question.
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Explore the oldest and the biggest national park in Croatia, a world known Plitvice Lakes.
With its exceptional natural beauty, this area has always attracted nature lovers and in 1949 it was proclaimed Croatia’s first national park.
Because of its outstanding universal value, even UNESCO recognized it and since 1979 the lakes are protected as a World Natural Heritage.
The harmony of 16 beautiful lakes, more than 90 waterfalls, narrow bridges, lookouts with astonishing landscapes, fascinating nature in each season are just some of the details which will take your breath away.
At the end of the lower lakes, there is the most impressive 78-meter-high waterfall called Veliki Slap or Plitvice Waterfall.
There is also a 30-minute boat ride over the biggest emerald green and blue lake called Kozjak.
There is no photo, story, nor video of the strength and the spirit of the waterfalls…
Feel free to ask if you have any question.