Croatia Culture

• Zagreb City Museum

  Opatička 20, 10000, Zagreb

  • +385 1 4851 361

  The Zagreb City Museum is a collection of spectacular exhibits presenting the history of Zagreb through the decades. Read more about Zagreb City Museum

  

• Mimara Museum

  Rooseveltov Trg 5, Zagreb, 10000

  • +385 01 482 8100

  The fantastic Mimara Museum is one of Croatia's most significant cultural venues. With over 3750 various artifacts featuring sculptings, paintings and so much more. Read more about Mimara Museum

  

• Museum of Broken Relationships

  Cirilometodska 2, Zagreb, 10000

  • +385 1 485 1021

  Winner of the prestigious Kenneth Hudson award for the most innovative museum in Europe in 2011, the Museum of Broken Relationships is definitely not your typical tourist attraction. Read more about Museum of Broken Relationships

  

• Plitvice Lakes National Park

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  Plitvicka Jezera, 53231, Plitvicka Jezera

  • +385 53 751 015

  Plitvice Lakes National Park is the largest national park in Croatia spanning across nearly 300 kilometers of cascading waterfalls, forested hills, and wooden paths and bridges. Read more about Plitvice Lakes National Park

  

• Drazen Petrovic Museum

  Trg Drazen Petrovic 3, Zagreb, 10000

  • +385 1 484 3146

  Founded after one of Croatia's greatest basketball superstars, the Drazen Petrovic Museum is a tribute to his life and achievements as an outstanding athlete. Read more about Drazen Petrovic Museum

  

• Old City of Dubrovnik

  Brsalje 5, Dubrovnik, 20000

  • +385 20 323 887

  The Old City of Dubrovnik encompasses magnificent castles, walls, churches, monasteries and fountains which were all recognized by UNESCO, in 1979, as one of the 7 world heritage sites in Croatia. Read more about Old City of Dubrovnik

  

• Northern Velebit National Park

  Krasno bb, Senj, Zagreb, 53274

  • +385 53 665 380

  The Northern Velebit National Park spans across 109 kilometers of natural forested and mountainous terrain. Read more about Northern Velebit National Park

  

• Historical Complex of Split with Diocletian Palace

  Hrvatskog narodnog preporoda 7, Split, 21000

  • +385 21 348 600

  The Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian became a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2005. Split is the most visited city in Dalmatia after Dubrovnik, with good reason! Read more about Historical Complex of Split with Diocletian Palace

  

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