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Climb the steep stone steps to reach this formidable fortress and to enjoy some of the most dramatic views in the city.

This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.

This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.

Nicknamed Little Vienna, this former Austro-Hungarian stronghold is known for its opulent Baroque architecture.

Browse the frequently changing contemporary art exhibitions in this art nouveau-style gallery, which was built specially to host large exhibits.

Kvarner is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) southwest of the national capital Zagreb County, and approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) northwest of Split.

Housed in a neo-Renaissance palace, this gallery showcases European art spanning from the 14th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

Escape to this uninhabited island for a relaxing day of swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing.

Wander along the cobbled lanes of this UNESCO-listed walled city, home to a collection of impressive historical sights.

Kvarner is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) southwest of the national capital Zagreb County, and approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) northwest of Split.

Nicknamed Little Vienna, this former Austro-Hungarian stronghold is known for its opulent Baroque architecture.

Gain insight into Dalmatia’s Roman past at these expansive ruins, which include the remains of an impressive amphitheater.

Wander along the cobbled lanes of this UNESCO-listed walled city, home to a collection of impressive historical sights.

Peruse more than 1,500 primitive 20th-century works of art by untrained artists. Pieces range from paintings and drawings to sculptures and prints.

Kvarner is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) southwest of the national capital Zagreb County, and approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) northwest of Split.

Long after this imposing medieval fortress played a pivotal role in Dalmatia’s history, it was used as a filming location for Game of Thrones.

This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.

Built in the 15th century to defend the city, this formidable fortress now provides a unique space for culture, concerts and clubs.

This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.