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A weekend in town or a few days on an island? Choose a destination and see what you could visit.
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Street, houses and church in Poljane, in the municipality of Opatija.
A green hillside base above Ičići, with St Peter’s church, woodland walks and the food traditions of Opatija’s hinterland.
Trsteno harbour and stone waterfront houses viewed from the Arboretum, photographed in 2007.
Trsteno’s giant plane trees, historic gardens and small harbour bring together centuries of village and country-estate life near Dubrovnik.
View of Krapinske Toplice and its spa buildings among green hills, photographed in 2010.
Discover Krapinske Toplice’s spa heritage, walk towards Badl’s hilltop mausoleum, and plan a pool visit, local meal and quiet stay.
Panoramic view of the bay near Kaštelina fortress on the island of Vir, with clear water and moored boats.
Plan a beach stay on Vir, connected to the mainland by bridge, with the Jadro promenade, quieter bays and heritage stops such as Kaštelina fortress and Villa Lanterna.
Muline waterfront on the island of Ugljan, viewed from the sea.
Explore Ugljan island by choosing among Preko’s fortress and port, Ugljan and Muline’s heritage, Kukljica’s coastal paths, or Kali’s fishing tradition.
Vineyards in Čarsko polje near Čara on the island of Korčula.
Čara is an inland wine village above vineyards and olive groves. Visit St Peter’s church, walk towards the field sanctuary and arrange a Pošip tasting before a separate coastal outing.
Centre of Livade in Istria, with a roundabout and surrounding buildings.
Livade brings together the history of the Parenzana railway and the white-truffle tradition of the Mirna valley.
Houses around the turquoise bay of Zavalatica on the island of Korčula.
Zavalatica is a small south-coast harbour below Čara’s wine country. Stay by the bay, visit nearby Žitna or Čavića Luka and make a separate trip inland for Pošip.
Pomer Bay near Medulin, viewed from the southeast, with wooded shores.
A small village on sheltered Medulin Bay, with shellfish heritage, pine-fringed bathing spots and a marina beside the shore.
A lively North Dalmatian coastal town where a walkable stone centre, beaches and nearby archaeological landscapes fit into one stay.
Explore Biograd’s royal heritage, marina waterfront and beaches, with local dining and island excursions. The Heritage Museum is temporarily closed.
Walk Punat’s stone lanes and sheltered harbour, arrange a boat visit to Košljun and explore Krk’s olive-growing and food traditions.
