Activities in Croatia
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Andrea Sertoli
Whether you are hoping to hit the “Big 3” (Rome, Florence and Venice) with tots in tow, sample phenomenal wines in the alluring region of Apulia, o... More -
Art Gallery Talir
Dubrovnik is not the place for cutting-edge clothing and furniture boutiques, but Old Town is home to a handful of quirky stores—and a thriving gal... More -
Brac Island
Take a 30-minute ferry ride from Split to this beautiful island. Spend the day sampling locally made cheeses and wines, and strolling along golden-... More -
Caffe Bar Arula
This tiny outdoor café near Plokata Square serves cakes, pastries, and ice cream. Overlooking the Peljesac Channel, the terrace is surrounded by a ... More -
Carpe Diem
This Hvar bar, restaurant, and lounge fronts the beach, where during the day visitors relax by sunbathing, swimming, and diving. More proactive gue... More -
Cocktail Bar Massimo
Located in the 15th-century Zackerjan Tower on Old Town’s waterfront, this cocktail bar has views of the Peljesac Channel from the rooftop terrace.... More -
Croatian Villas
U.K.-based Croatian Villas has more than 350 beautiful houses set along the water and on hilltops all over the country, from Dubrovnik to the Istri... More -
Culinary Excursion in Croatia and Sarajevo
Learn to cook polenta-and-cheese with a native family in Lukomir, the highest village in Sarajevo. At a farm near Capljina, Bosnia, view the relics... More -
Dominican Monastery
Inside the fortress-like cloister—built around the same time as the city walls—you'll find a rich collection of Renaissance paintings and hundreds ... More -
Dubrovacka Kuca
This gallery and gift shop near the Dominican monastery sells Croatian art and a wide selection of wines from the nearby Peljesac peninsula. Creat... More -
Dubrovnik Cathedral
There are 17 churches in the Old Town, but if you only have time for one, make it the Baroque, domed Dubrovnik cathedral. Titian's polyptych The As... More -
Feral Tours
Charter a gulet, a two-masted wooden sailboat that accommodates 8-16 passengers. More -
Franciscan Kuca
Check out the ancient potions and jars on display inside the Romanesque monastery's pharmacy, which has been in business since 1317. You can also p... More -
Grgic Vina
Winemaker Miljenko Grgic, better known as Mike Grgich, became famous for producing the Chardonnay that helped Napa Valley best the French in a 1976... More -
Jadrolinija
For romantic views and convenient island-hopping, take the ferry one way down the coast (anywhere from 7 to 11 hours between Dubrovnik and Split), ... More -
Kornati National Park
Explore the hidden coves and almost 100 islands in this beautiful park. More -
Museum of Modern Art, Dubrovnik
A massive renovation in the past several years has made the neo-Renaissance building near Banja beach the best place to gain perspective on Croatia... More -
Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian
A must see for anyone's Croatia itinerary, this fourth-century palace is magnificent. More -
Rector's Palace
South of Luza Square is the former castle that now houses the Museum of Dubrovnik, which has artifacts—including old coins and furnishings—from the... More -
Ronchi Hat Factory
This nearly 150-year-old traditional Milanese millinery shop still makes its impeccably crafted hats on the original molds. Created by the editors... More -
Sponza Palace
The lush courtyard inside the sprawling Gothic-Renaissance building hosts art exhibitions and the occasional concert. The state archives are also h... More
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