Croatia just might be one of the most beautiful countries in Europe and its majestic islands are beyond idyllic. One of the jewels of the Dalmatian coast is the seaside city of Split, designed as the retirement home of the Roman emperor Diocletian in the 3rd century CE. Split is a city frozen in time with its slick, labyrinthine marbled streets leading you through the remnants of
Croatia is a beautiful place to visit. On one's tour, I would suggest a few days stop in Zagreb as a place to "catch your breath." The city is less touristy, low-key--with many interesting and quirky museums from the Museum of Arts & Crafts (one of my favorites) to the Atelier Mestrovic to the Museum of Broken Relationships. And Zagreb has wonderful restaurants as well.
Yes, couldn't agree more. We definitely want to write about Zagreb in a future article. Our eight months (or so) there was a phenomenal experience. Can't wait to go back!
Croatia is a beautiful place to visit. On one's tour, I would suggest a few days stop in Zagreb as a place to "catch your breath." The city is less touristy, low-key--with many interesting and quirky museums from the Museum of Arts & Crafts (one of my favorites) to the Atelier Mestrovic to the Museum of Broken Relationships. And Zagreb has wonderful restaurants as well.
Yes, couldn't agree more. We definitely want to write about Zagreb in a future article. Our eight months (or so) there was a phenomenal experience. Can't wait to go back!