Regionen · Kapitel 7
Split & Central Dalmatia
The heart of the Croatian coast: Split with the Diocletian's Palace, the islands of Hvar, Brač, and Vis, the UNESCO city of Trogir, and the dream beaches of the Makarska Riviera. Here, 1,700 years of history merge with the Mediterranean lifestyle.
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Split
Croatia's second-largest city (178,000 inhabitants) is not a museum — it is a vibrant metropolis within an ancient impe…
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Trogir★★
The entire old town of Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — and rightly so. The medieval town is located on a small…
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Island Brač★★
The largest Dalmatian island (394 km²) is known for Croatia's most famous beach — Zlatni Rat — and the white limestone…
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Island Hvar
Hvar is Croatia's most glamorous island — yachts, beach bars, lavender fields. But away from Hvar Town, the island also…
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Island Vis★★
The farthest inhabited Dalmatian island from the mainland was a military area until 1989 — tourism was not allowed here…
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Makarska Riviera
60 km of pebble beach at the foot of the Biokovo Mountains (1,762m) — one of Croatia's most spectacular coastal landsca…
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