
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Croatia a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Croatia is a nation in southeastern Europe, at the crossroads between the Mediterranean and Central Europe. It is known worldwide for its spectacular coastline on the Adriatic Sea, dotted with more than a thousand islands, its walled cities with a rich Roman and Venetian heritage, and its impressive natural parks.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Croatia
Croatia is a nation in southeastern Europe, at the crossroads between the Mediterranean and Central Europe. It is known worldwide for its spectacular coastline on the Adriatic Sea, dotted with more than a thousand islands, its walled cities with a rich Roman and Venetian heritage, and its impressive natural parks.
Get an unforgettable perspective of the city and the Adriatic by walking the almost 2 kilometers of medieval walls that surround the old town. Gazing at the sea of terracotta roofs, imposing towers and the infinite blue of the sea is the quintessential experience in Dubrovnik and will make you feel like you are in 'Game of Thrones'.
Enter a paradise of water and vegetation. This national park, a World Heritage Site, is a system of 16 lakes interconnected by waterfalls and waterfalls. Walking along its paths and wooden walkways over waters of an incredible turquoise color is a magical and overwhelming experience.
The heart of Split is the enormous Diocletian's Palace, built in the 4th century. It is not a closed museum; It is the living center of the city, full of bars, restaurants and shops that occupy the old corridors and patios of the palace. Getting lost in its basement, its peristyle and its narrow alleys is a journey through time.
Rent a boat or use the excellent ferry network to discover the magic of the Croatian islands. Jump from glamorous Hvar, with its nightlife and lavender fields, to historic Korčula, supposed birthplace of Marco Polo, or quiet and remote Vis, with its famous Blue Cave.
Sit on the steps of the Zadar promenade and listen to a unique melody. The Sea Organ is an art installation that uses the movement of waves to create random and melancholic sounds. It is especially magical during sunset, combined with the Sun Salutation light show.
The Istrian peninsula, with its Italian feel, is famous for its truffles. Join a truffle 'hunting' excursion with trained dogs through the forests of the region and culminate the experience by tasting this delicacy in a plate of fresh local pasta, such as 'fuži'.
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Ver guía completaSince January 1, 2023, Croatia's official currency is the Euro (€), which has made payments much simpler for travelers in the eurozone. Credit cards are widely accepted.
Most beaches in Croatia are not fine sand, but pebbles or rocks. It is highly recommended to wear water shoes or water shoes to walk comfortably along the shore and in the water, also to protect yourself from sea urchins.
The main ferry and catamaran company is Jadrolinija. In high season (July-August), it is essential to book tickets in advance, especially if you are traveling by car on popular routes, as places fill up quickly.
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