Croatia

‘Precariously poised between the Balkans and central Europe, this land has been passed between competing kingdoms, empires and republics for millennia. If there’s an upside to this continual dislocation, it’s in the rich cultural legacy that each has left behind. Venetian palaces snuggle up to Napoleonic forts, Roman columns protrude from early Slavic churches, and Viennese mansions face off with Socialist Realist sculpture. Excellent museums showcase treasures that cover the gamut of European history, from the prehistoric to the post communist, telling a story that is in equal parts fascinating and horrifying.’

Quoted from lonelyplanet.com

Tips for visiting Croatia

Tips for Visiting Croatia

Croatia Travel Tips. We spent two weeks of the Summer visiting Croatia. Staying on the Dalmatian coast moving around Sibenik, Split and the city of

Green Market Split

Green Market Split

The Green Market Split also known locally as Pazar and should be on your must-see list when visiting the city. It gives you an insight

The view of Dubrovnik city walls from Banje Beach

Banje Beach Dubrovnik

We had been recommended to visit Banje Beach Dubrovnik when we were staying in the city for five days. The boys love a beach trip