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Croatia is a country of immense history, culture, and geographic beauty. While Croatia is small in land size, there is plenty to see, from historic urban areas to gorgeous landscapes. Below are my ten favorite photos from my visit to Croatia. I spent most of my time in Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Split, and Dubrovnik, so my pictures all come from those locations. I hope you enjoy “Buzzin’ Around Croatia in 10 photos.”
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Photo # 1 - Onofrio's Fountain - Dubrovnik, Croatia
One of the highlights for anyone visiting Croatia is walking the City Walls of Old Town, Dubrovnik. While walking the City Walls, tourists can see a unique view of the top sights of Old Town. This picture of Onofrio’s Fountain, decked out in Christmas decorations, was taken from the City Walls. To learn more about Walking the City Walls of Old Town, Dubrovnik, click HERE.
Photo #2 - The Waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park
Plitvice Lakes National Park is famous for its beautiful waterfalls and memorizing turquoise-colored water. Visitors can spend the night near the park or take a day trip from Zagreb or Split. This picture of the Big Waterfall was taken from the first viewing platform near Park Entrance #1. To learn more about visiting Plitvice Lakes National Park, click HERE.
Photo #3 - The Riva Promenade - Split, Croatia
The city of Split is located on the Adriatic Sea and is home to Roman Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian’s Palace is one of Split’s most famous tourist sights. Another popular attraction is the coastal promenade known as the Riva. This picture was taken looking across the water towards the Riva Promenade and the Bell Tower from Diocletian’s Palace. To learn more about Split, click HERE.
Photo #4 - Placa Stradun - Dubrovnik, Croatia
Placa Stradun is the main shopping street in Old Town, Dubrovnik. Ending at the famous Dubrovnik Clock Tower, the street is lined with souvenir shops, restaurants, and specialty shops. This picture of Placa Stradun was taken from on top of the Dubrovnik City Walls. To learn more about Placa Stradun, click HERE.
Photo #5 - A Fresh Snowfall at Plitvice Lakes National Park
In the winter, Plitvice Lakes National Park can turn into a winter wonderland. This picture features fresh snowfall in the higher elevations overlooking the Big Lake. During my visit to Plitvice Lakes, the area received about three inches (7.5 centimeters) of new snowfall.
Photo #6 - The Christmas Markets - Zagreb, Croatia
The holidays are a magical time in Zagreb, Croatia. This picture shows the crowds at the Christmas Markets on New Year’s Eve. To learn more about the Zagreb Christmas Markets, click HERE.
Photo #7 - Old Town Dubrovnik from the Top of Srd Hill
One of the best views of Old Town, Dubrovnik, is from the top of Srd Hill. The easiest way to get to the top of the hill is to take the Dubrovnik Cable Car. This picture was taken from the top of Srd Hill. To learn more about Sry Hill and the Dubrovnik Cable Car, click HERE.
Photo #8 - The View from the Bell Tower - Split, Croatia
The Cathedral of Saint Domnius’ Bell Tower is located inside Diocletian’s Palace. Visitors can take the stairs to the top of the Bell Tower for a spectacular view of Split. This picture was taken looking towards the River Promenade.
Photo #9 - An Adriatic Sea Sunset - Split, Croatia
Many footpaths follow the Adriatic Coast of Split. This photo was taken while walking from the Riva/Diocletian’s Palace area to my hotel. The sunset and the silhouettes of the fisherman made a fantastic photo opportunity. I was just sad I didn’t have my tripod with me.
Photo #10 - Walking the Dubrovnik City Walls
The best way to explore Old Town, Dubrovnik, is to walk the City Walls. This photo was taken while walking the City Walls looking towards Fort Minceta.