Attractions of Zagreb

 Croatia is a land of great natural wonders, and one of the major attractions of Zagreb is Gornji Grad, located in the southern part of Zagreb. This stunning hilltop resort was created as an antidote to the beauty and charm of Dubrovnik, and it was meant to counterbalance the luxurious opulence of Dubrovnik. However, Gornji Grad is much more than a luxurious retreat. It offers guests a chance to experience a taste of authentic Croatian culture, meet friendly locals, and sample the best that Croatia has to offer for entertainment and fun. The resort is also home to numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants where you can enjoy quality time with friends or relax after a long day. When going on a city tour, I choose what to see at Excurzilla.






Croatia's second largest city, Split, is a cultural hub in the Adriatic. It's known for its beaches, churches, and art galleries, and offers a variety of interesting experiences, from sunbathing to water skiing on its beautiful beaches, to shopping in the many small shops and boutiques along the way. If you don't enjoy the beach, you'll enjoy the fun outdoors, which can be found in many parks, mountains, and on horseback. A car rental in Split is an excellent way to explore the city, since you can take your vehicle out onto the countryside and experience it all on your own.



To compare prices for hotels, I use the service hotelhunter.

The town of Sibenik, on the island of Brac is another great place to visit on your trip to Croatia. Take a boat ride on the River Kornati to experience a unique and captivating journey. Sibenik is also home to a picturesque nature reserve, called Jeljina. A hire car and a comfortable room in a charming hotel will let you enjoy the sights, sounds, and tastes of this remarkable island. And don't forget: while you're in town, you can take advantage of other fantastic tourist attractions, like the Zadar Grand Hotel and St. Samuel Church.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Girona

Image
We visited the city of Girona quite often, but, surprisingly, all our visits were connected with the local airport – one of Russian low-cost airlines brings tourists there. And almost all the time, we perceived Girona as a “neighborhood of Barcelona” and a kind of “old step” on the way to the big city. It was totally undeserved. Finally, we decided to correct this injustice. I have not seen such enthusiasm to take photos for a long time.   The history of the city begins before our era, because the Iberians who settled these places needed a fortified structure on the road to Gaul, and the Romans needed the same for wars with the Moors . It was the Romans who gave the name “Gerund” to the settlement, which later became Girona. The County of Girona (one of 14 original Catalan counties), which passed under the rule of various ruling dynasties (mainly France and Spain), was formed as a result of various feudal collisions in the Middle Ages.   In relatively recent history, Girona has been da
Read more

Nice

Image
  Nice is among the best cities to go to in France and will surely make you glad you decided to spend your vacation there. It lies in the French Riviera region, in Southern France, bordered on one side by the Atlantic Ocean and on the other by the Mediterranean Sea. Nice is also quite a good place to base yourself during your visit for exploring the rich cultural history of this lovely region. In addition to being an attractive tourist destination, Nice has many attractions for travelers to check out. One of the best things about Nice is the diversity of its culture and climate. Because Nice is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, its weather is often hot and humid, giving Nice the distinction of being the best places to swim during the summer. Other than Nice beaches, there are other great places to enjoy Nice holidays, such as the Picasso Museum, which is well worth a visit, as is the Basilica de Nice. People who enjoy art will find much to appreciate in Nice and the surrounding region
Read more

Monaco

Image
Monaco, ruled by Prince Albert II of the Grimaldi dynasty, is one of the few principalities that have survived to this day. The history of this principality is rooted in the depths of centuries, and dates back to the time of the Phoenicians (and this, just think of it, the 10th century BC!). The modern history of Monaco began when the colony of the Genoese Republic was founded in this area in 1215, in then Francesco Grimaldi became a local ruler in 1297 . So, the Grimaldi dynasty has been ruling in Monaco for more than 700 years, from 1297 to our days (of course, given the fact that during this impressive period there were wars and regime changes in Europe, as a result of which Monaco passed under the protectorate of various states).   The most significant personalities that influenced the fate of the principality during the 20th century include Aristotle Onassis, who significantly strengthened the Monaco economy with his investments, and Prince Rainier III, who developed the country’s
Read more