16 sparkling lakes, crashing waterfalls and home to bears, wolves and 120 species of birds, UNESCO World Heritage site Plitvice is not only Croatia's largest national park - it is the most popular. Read more.
The Lasagna Picanti is a real treat for a modest price. I loved it together with the 'salad and cheese' simple but nice #lekker. Service is good, terrace nice, try it :-)
Kilometres of beach make Zadar one of the most romantic destinations in the world, according to National Geographic. But it is installations like Greeting to the Sun and Sea Organ that sets it apart. Read more.
Small temple, later converted into a baptistry. Headless black granite sphinx is guarding the entrance. The most beautiful part of the temple is the amazing ceiling so don't forget to look up.
The cathedral was named after St Duje, patron saint of Split (3rd century Bishop). The main part is Emperor Diocletian's mausoleum (end of the 3rd century). The Bell Tower was constructed in 1100 AD.
Peristyle, magnificent and unique historical courtyard, perfectly captures the essence of the Diocletian's Palace. It is a hang-out spot for the city's youth.
Bring your smartphone (as if that should ever leave your hand) and scan the QR codes around town to get more info on what you are looking at :-) like this one:
Order yourself one of the fingerfood selections and some local wine and enjoy the good life!
