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Explore the historical heart of Split and view the remnants of the Roman complex from which the city evolved.

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

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

Explore the historical heart of Split and view the remnants of the Roman complex from which the city evolved.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

Enjoy walks around the lakes and woodlands of this public park, admire architectural landmarks and visit a zoo with over 275 animal species. 

Explore the historical heart of Split and view the remnants of the Roman complex from which the city evolved.

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

Enjoy walks around the lakes and woodlands of this public park, admire architectural landmarks and visit a zoo with over 275 animal species. 

Backing onto the pine-covered foothills of the Marjan peninsula, this scenic pebble and sand stretch has an appealing laid-back atmosphere. 

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