Croatia

Croatia, situated between the Balkans and central Europe, even if it has numerous traces of a Roman, Venetian and Napoleonic past, has its own very strong culture and identity with its own tradition and artistic movement. In a realist socialist culture there are museums that display treasures ranging from prehistory to European history.

The capital is Zagabria (Zagreb) a city rich in life and attractions with a predominantly Austro-Hungarian architecture of the eighteenth century. He lived in the upper and lower city, excellent cuisine and numerous outdoor tables. Try one of the delicious pastry shops or relax in its parks or enjoy one of its museums. Other important and fascinating cities are Zara, of Venetian origin was an important port of Dalmatia; Trogir with the Cathedral of San Lorenzo. While Split, Dubrovnik and ancient Ragusa are today among the most visited because from these cities (as well as being fascinating with the ancient walls on the sea) it is possible to visit the islands and the coastal natural parks .. today a destination for international tourism.
The hinterland offers wonderful mountains, caves, canyons with waterfalls and fabulous lakes. There are numerous activities that can be done in fact between simple walks on the trails or by bike. For the more adventurous, rafting, canyoning, mountain biking and trekking.
For the youngest in Croatia, there is a lot of fun for the famous summer parties that attract people from all over the world. A remarkable nightlife with electronic music parties on the beach very well organized.