Croatia Heritages UNESCO, National and Cultural

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Croatia Travel Guide

About Croatia
Regions in Croatia
- Central Croatia
  - Zagreb
  - Varaždin
- Dalmatia
  - Dubrovnik
  - Bol on Island of Brac
  - Biograd on Sea
  - Baska Voda
  - Brbinj
  - Cavtat
  - Imotski
  - Luka Village
  - Nin town
  - Split City
  - Zadar
  - Sibenik
  - Korcula town
  - Vela Luka
  - Metkovic
  - Ston
  - Orebic
  - Trpanj
  - Opuzen
  - Ploce
  - Hvar town
  - Stari Grad, Hvar
  - Jelsa, Hvar
  - Kaštela Riviera
  - Omiš
  - Komiza
  - Vis town
  - Trogir town
  - Makarska
  - Sinj
- Istria and Kvarner
  - Crikvenica Riviera
  - Labin
  - Motovun
  - Lubenice
  - Rijeka
  - Pazin
  - Buje
  - Buzet
  - Novigrad
  - Porec
  - Pula
  - Rovinj
  - Umag
  - Vodnjan
  - Roc
  - Hum
  - Bale
  - Savudrija
  - Bakar
  - Baska
- Slavonia
  - Osijek
  - Aljmaš
Croatia Heritages
Croatian counties

Did you know?

The smallest town in the world is Hum in Istria, Croatia.


The total of all protected areas in Croatia is 9.5% or 5124,80 km.
Some of them are protected under UNESCO or RAMSAR.
The necktie, or kravata, is Croatia's contribution to the world of fashion.
The world's first mechanical pencil was invented in Croatia in 1906.
The first implemented parachute was created in 1595 by the Croatian inventor.

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Croatia Heritages

Croatia is not a large country, but it is characterized by diversity with land that is Central European, Mediterranean, flat and mountainous, continental and coastal.
Croatia by a variety and wealth of nature belongs to the top five European countries with regard to biodiversity.

Here you can find all information about the natural and cultural beauties of Croatia and help us to make sure that they remain as they are today, for us and for future generations to enjoy.

Dubrovnik It is one of the most prominent tourist destinations on the Adriatic sea of Croatia.	Baška Stone Tablet Croatian Glagolitic alphabet on a stone tablet found near the town of Baška on the island of Krk.	Pula Roman amphitheater The ‘Arena’ is the 6th largest amphitheater in the world and one of the best preserved.
Plitivce Lakes Plitvice Lakes are Croatia's most famous National Park and is one of the most beautiful nature destinations in Europe.	Diocletian's Palace in Split Founded by the emperor Diocletian, Diocletian's Palace is simply a "must see" for anyone visiting Split.	Nacionalni Park Krka Swimming is possible in the Park in only one place, under the Skradinski Buk Waterfall on the Krka River.

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