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We take you to one of the most beautiful national parks which is included on the UNESCO list of world nature heritage. Nature has created 16 spectacular lakes, connected by stunning waterfalls and cascades. Discover the unique oasis of natural beauty - Plitvice Lakes by walking along the paths and wooden bridges, taking a tour by small train and boat, listening to the sounds of nature, enjoying the colourful scenery of crystal blue lakes, white waterfalls and cascades, and the green world of flora as well as the fresh mountain air!

Not far from  Zagreb, spread across the Plesivica hill, beatuful vineyards are awaiting. Due to their natural position they provide ideal conditions for cultivation of the best varieties of grapes and wines. Travelling this wine road you get to see and taste the ethnological and gastro-oenological diversity of this area.

A jewel of harmony and intimacy, the charm of Varaždin or how we love to call it -  “Croatia’s Vienna”, lies not only in its architecture, but also in its atmospheric squares and lovely streets. The buildings, museums, music and flowers of Varaždin continue to offer a relaxing break from everyday life.
The city's rich history spans eight centuries. It was home to the region’s wealthiest nobles, landowners, artisans and artists, especially in the late 1700s, when the city flourished and was even the capital of Croatia.
Trakošćan, the most beautiful castle in Croatia. Restored in the early 1800s by Juraj Draskovic is now kept as an example of an unspoilt romantic park and aristocratic residence. Particularly worth seeing are the knights' and the hunt-rooms, the music-salon, the painter Julijana Erdoedy’s studio, the armoury collection with pieces from the 15th to the 19th Century, and—made especially for the restoration—the furnishings, now placed alongside examples from earlier centuries.

Opatija is a fashionable Adriatic tourist resort. In the past it was a summer and winter destination for the Austro-Hungarian nobility because of its mild Mediterranean climate, and today it is a place of luxury hotels, former villas and private summer residences that have been turned into beautiful hotels, wellness centres, congress halls, and swim.
Opatija’s close neighbour, city of Rijeka, one of the largest Central European ports and until recently a powerful industrial centre, Rijeka provides many opportunities. Discover a city of history, culture and crazy fun! Walk the central town squares, Korzo, visit the Old Town, the Shrine to Mother of God on Trsat, and in the evening, visit the theatre, stop in one of the top restaurants and then finish the evening dancing to rhythms in one of the many clubs that guarantee a great night out...
The most recognisable image of Rijeka is surely Trsat, a medieval fortified town built by the Croatian Frankopan princes and the famous Marian shrine.

This eternally young city with around 200 thousand inhabitants has lived its urban rhythm for 1700 years with Diocletian's palace at its heart, which is also the historical centre of the city and a UNESCO world heritage site. The Cathedral of sv. Dujam [St. Domnios], the patron saint of Split, is located in the mausoleum of Emperor Diocletian, and its sumptuous interior is a gathering place for many of the faithful and tourists. Many valuable monuments of culture are located outside the walls of Diocletian's Palace (Renaissance Prokurative Square, palaces, churches, museums...).

Located in the warmest part of the northern Mediterranean coast, in the very centre of the Adriatic coast, this tourist, economic and sports (Goran Ivanišević, Branka Vlasic, Toni Kukoč) region guards its green soul on Marjan hill, where a forest park near the city offers a comfortable and quiet atmosphere and a walk far from the town noise.

The rich offer for tourists as well as the unique cultural heritage and many cultural and tourist events gives Split its special charm and makes it an ideal holiday destination throughout the year.

The over a thousand year old history of Dubrovnik is visible in every part of this city. The city is a living museum and a live stage, and has an ideal connection between its historical past and the modern day. It is surrounded by medieval walls that are 1940 metres long and are preserved in their original form. They are open to visitors and are the city’s greatest attraction. Since 1979 the town has been under UNSECO protection.

Dubrovnik is mainly a cultural destination, which asides from monuments of interest, offers a series of cultural events and festivals. Dubrovnik is a destination where you can enjoy a rest, and has extremely good air connections with all the larger European centres. Dubrovnik is a city that charms, a city that you fall in love with and always return to like new, to discover more unique experiences.