Croatia

It's worth going up to the Franciscan Monastery outside Orebić. The view is incredible.

if you have a chance, visit the Guitar festival in Kastav in july.

one of the most beautiful places in the whole world.do not forget to visit its unique graveyard.

beautifull place to relax and enyoj laying on the sun at sand beaches,just take some books lots of free time and don't thing about anything.perfect place to forget how stress is your life and how much do u have to work.so it's a place where u can be simillar to a nature,sea and locals.try to find smtg for fun like go to the mountains or ride a bike across walles.

Brunic is a taxi driver who will give you a great insight into Pula just for the fare +385 (098) 367660 Funny lad to boot.

gradic u okolici zagreba poznat po fasniku i kremsnitama, mirno je i jako je lijepo :) pravo mjesto za imati vikendicu ;)

Sand beach, gorgeous vine and beautiful people... what else?

lijep i miran grad na istoimenom otoku

mjesto na otoku krku, ljeti uvijek puno turista...lijepo je, zalazak sunca je very nice :)

Its easy to see why Shaw described Dubrovnik the Pearl of the Adriatic. It is a beautiful and romantic destination for all you love birds out there!! The old town is amazing, the city walls are great and well worth walking at least once. If you like seafood you'll love Dubrovnik, you can also find an authentic Bosian restaurant that serves up mean kebabs. The people are friendly, the weather is usually great and the architecture is cool. You can take a boat out to Elphite Islands that are very pretty and if you fancy swimming or mountain biking on the Islands it there for you to do. Local beers and wines are quite tasty too!!

I have spent many long summers here as a child and it would be the place I call home above Sarajevo. It has a myriad of cobble stone alleyways, gorgeous beaches, safe waters...and the walk from Bol to Zlatni Rat is a favourite of mine. You can smell the pines.

Go to GORNJI GRAD, or on the main square Trg Bana Josipa Jelačića, you'll have plenty things to see....

Interesting small place on the seacost...

Don't just laze around getting a tan...check out the local markets..

My hometown..one of the most beautiful cities in the world...amazing architecture, beautiful churches and beaches and beautiful people!! =D

Beautiful town on the sea that has changed hands with every empire in the Adriatic; from a neolithic settlement to being ruled by Greece, Rome, Byzantine, Slavs, Franks, Veniatians, Pisans, Genoese, Hapsburgs, French, Austrians, Italians (pre-WWI), and was administered by the UN until being united with communist Yugoslavia. You can find every imaginable type of architecture from a well preserved Roman arena to an unbelievable futurist post-office that is made from hundreds of thousands of mini red tiles. Pula is well worth a few days visit.

Near sunset sit on the west side of the island with a bottle of wine and listen to the amazing sea organ play (this actually a set of pipes beneath the pavements that the sea "plays") while the sun sets over the marina. Also, while walking around notice the bullet holes and chips in the buildings from the recent (1995) wars with Yugoslavia for the independence of the Republic of Croatia.

veeery small, bad roads, but cute... nice to see that people have that kind of strenght to move on after the war.

there was a great place to go out to called "IV", and a great hard rock caffe! don't miss it!

Very Fun Island, lot of parties and music every night.

must see in croatia. beautiful nature, especially the national park. Ticket price : 90 kn (around 12.5 €) for adults, 40 kn (around 5.5 €) for pupils, students and retired persons. it's totally worth it.

crkva je jako lijepa die Kirche ist schon the church is nice

crkva Sv. Stosije je lijepa, riva je predivna, a plaza Soline - zakon!!! ugodno malo mjesto gdje se moze bas lijepo odmoriti

crkvica je lijepa, ali ponekad se osjeti smrad sa obliznjeg smetlista :s

gradic na pagu, nalazi se u jednoj uvali, lijepo je, nema puno ljudi, mirno je...prava relaksacija :)

za zitnjak me veze samo bivsa skola - tehnicka skola rudera boskovica...inace, na zitnjaku je pevec, bauhaus, doma namjestaj, trznica, turbolimac, turbosrport...i hrpa drugih trgovina...al ipak, u jankomiru je bolje

naravno, opet spominjem crkvu jer su sve crkvice, kapelice u cijelom turopolju predivne

hrvatski grad heroj! kad sam prvi put dosao, trnci su prosli kroza me i pocele su mi suze teci...jedno je o tome gledat na tv-u i slusat na radiju, a drugo doci tamo i to sve vidjeti...tko ima mogucnost, neka ode!

7. grad po velicini u lijepoj nasoj, lijepo uredena zelena povrsina na podrucju cijeloga grada, postoji nekoliko zupa cije su crkve predivne, pou, muzej, okolica vg...sve to treba izbliza doziviti :)

slatkisi!! Zvecvec (ili kako se proizvodac vec zove) :) mmmmmmmm :) super ;) imam tamo rodbinu, a grada bas i nisam puno vidio

Pula is a lovely place to go to. Beach is a bit too rocky for my liking. Even in the sea as well, theres like rock walls underwater you need to watch out

Little village I have family in...there is a random little church I used to go and play in with cousin...and up from it was the family tomb.... also a random constant thing from my childhood.

True romantics go to the restaurant Paviljon

Beautiful island in the Croatian side of the Adriatic Sea. Nice old town, perfect beaches... worth a visit

One of the most beautiful places is the world! Splash out on the Hotel Excelsior for an unforgettable stay.

Not very impressive and can be seen in a day or two at the most but, it gives you a better picture of Croatian culture. Don't miss the Museum of Naive Art.

Beautiful wall city. A little too touristy for my taste, but very safe.

Absolument superbe! A voir au mois d'octobre, quand il y a moins de touristes et que les arbres prennent des couleurs! Des lacs se déversent les uns dans les autres! Idyllique!

belongs to the eolian islands. take the farry and go there. on some of the eolian island you may climb a vulcano...

I here living Zagreb...

in summer they have very strange working hour of the restaurants and pizzerias...they work a few hrs, then a few they don't,... been kicked out of one due to it

my hometown. too many tourists in old town. beautiful islands for sailing. the island of mljet: beautiful nature and excellent food.

It's a beautifull old city on the Adriatic sea, under the protection of UNESCO for it's historical and cultural beauty. Must visit.

The city of Rovinj is a very beautiful little city with a nice market and an even greater location.

Rogoznica je ok.. Bit će još bolja ka rješe kanalizaciju, sa je malo neuredna, ka da je prošla diblja horda... Lipo za popodnevnu kavu u Herakleje... itd itd....

Its not because its my home town, and town that I love so much, its just 3 000 years of little history, sea Organs that we have, and like A. Hitchoc said, there is no sunset like Zadar one!

If u ever come to this little town, I promise it will wonderful journy for u, and if u have time to walk trough main old town street "Kalelarga" then u should see little suprise that waits for u when u come to the end of the peninsula u have wonderful "Greeting to Sun"...well I am not going to tell u, u just need to come and see!

The center of Istra region of Croatia, famous for his cave, science fiction group Jules Verne, vampires and good people. A small town with lots of soul...

The best city ever, and also Zd have the best sunset in the world.....................

Prekrasan otok! Preporučujem vožnju brodom do nekog potonulog broda u pješčanoj uvali. Po ljetu se može tamo ostati i kupati. Vožnja traje oko sat i pol brodom.

Très très jolie ville! Le tour sur les remparts est magnifique.

I have been all over Europe and this is by far the most beautiful city I have seen. It is like something out of a Harry Potter Movie. Give yourself at least 2 full days there to explore and enjoy some of Europe's best Gellato in Croatia.

Beautful small town with quite of view. It is located at the foot of a mountain along the Adriatic. The people were very nice and the food and shops were wonderful. This is a great lunch stop if you are driving South along the Adriatic.

Malo mjesto, nije niešto posebno za izać van i zabavit se, ima par kafića, mirno...

Where to go when in Zapresic? Definately you have to golfing and see Jelačičevi Dvori.

Dunav, Vodotoranj. The whole city.

Go to the main square and Mandusevac and get someone local to explain the legend behind it. That's the place where everything started 1000 years ago.

Go see the Ilok castle and Dunav shore. You can swim all the way to Serbia.

a small fishermen’s village with stone houses

Kovacic is a small village close to Knin with a beautiful waterfall called Krcic located nearby.

Dugi Rat is beautiful small place with a nice beach... too bad a large but luckily non functioning industrial complex in the background ruins the idyllic atmosphere.

a town in central Dalmatia, 6 km southeast of Split. The large sand beach, numerous sunbathing plateaux, the clear sea and the quality of domestic food make Stobrec a pleasant summer resort. Originally a Greek colony, Stobrec later became the Roman settlement Epetium.

Dubrovnik - the city of a unique political and cultural history, of world-famous cultural heritage and beauty (inscribed on the List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO) - is one of the most attractive and famous cities of the Mediterranean. Apart from its outstanding natural beauties and well-preserved cultural and historical heritage, Dubrovnik also offers high-quality visitor opportunities. It is also the city of hotels, of high ecological standards and tourist programs, and is equally attractive in all seasons.

A town and harbour on the north-western part of the island of Hvar. The summer months offer numerous cultural and sports events: the Summer of Stari Grad, concerts, recitals, shows. Stari Grad hosts the International Summer Music School in July and August. The first Sunday in September attracts many swimmers on the Faros Marathon, International Croatia Cup in long-distance swimming.

Situated in a deep bay, whose eastern coast abounds with large pebble beaches, Komiza offers excellent visitor opportunities: quality accommodation facilities - hotel, apartments, and a number of cultural and historic sites - monastery, fortresses. It is famous for its fishermen (fishermen from Komiza are also known in San Pedro, California), so that fish and other seafood are traditionally served daily. Famous are also Komiza wines and carobs.

Famous for its Turkies

When you are in this gorgeous sea city, try the local seafood specialties - they are to die for. The best is the grilled fish, and in particular rainbow trout. It will melt on your tounge and you will never look at fish the same way again.

traffic jams in tourist seassions

Beautiful place with old church, blue water around, nice restaurants and souvenir shops.

...nemojte kupovati kartu za tramvaj, potpuno bespotrebno

Predivno selo u Hrvatskoj, na granici Moslavine i Slavonije uz rijeku Ilovu. Većinsko je Hrvatsko stanovništvo, a od manjina najbrojniji su Česi. U Hercegovcu se nalazi tvornica Franc d.o.o. za preradu krumpira, proizvodnju Čipsa (Čipi-Čips).

no shopping, small town... good night life, lots of bars adn few clubs in the summer

koji picici na plaza u icici!!! ;-)

Ja idem često u Zg i volim ići tamo kupovati,a i moja teta tamo živi pa ju često posjećujem

a town in the region of Dalmatinska Zagora (Dalmatian Hinterland). The fortress and the town, situated on a slope of the hill Podi, were named after the ancient parish of Imota from the 10th century. The fortress from the mediaeval and Turkish times is located on a cliff above Modro Lake (Blue Lake). At the entrance into the fortress is a church from the 18th century, built after the Ottomans had left. The Franciscan monastery from 1738 was reconstructed in the 19th century. The parish church of Our Lady of Angels has stained-glass windows by J. Botteri-Dini (1995). The monastery collection comprises numerous items, the most interesting being fragments of the early Christian basilica in Zmijavci, a rare example of the antependium embroidered on silk from the 18th century, etc.

An important sight in the town of Metkovic is the Ornithological Museum of the Lower Neretva, with some 250 specimens of various bird species, found in the surroundings. The area around Metkovic is an excellent fishing and hunting ground. Local restaurants offer the famous Neretva-style fish stew ("brudet") and grilled eels. In the vicinity of Metkovic is the marshland Hutovo Blato (well-known hunting ground in Herzegovina), whose waters are rich in fish (carps, eels). In the winter months it is the habitat of various species of wading birds, especially wild ducks. In recent times Metkovic receives many pilgrims and visitors on their way to Medugorje.

an island in the south Dalmatian archipelago, southwest of the island of Vis. The Benedictine monastery of St. Sylvester was founded in 1050 by Ivan Grlic from Split. Due to pirate attacks, two centuries later, the monastery relocated to Komiza on the island of Vis. The remains of the original church of St. Sylvester from the 11th century may be seen next to the monastery ruins. The island of Bisevo is a favourite destination of excursionists from Vis but also from other Dalmatian islands. Thanks to fast boats it is reached very easily from more distant places and a half-day or one-day excursion will be a pleasant experience to everyone.

Zagreb is the capital and the largest city of Croatia. Zagreb is the cultural, scientific, economic and governmental center of the ...
Zagreb is an old Central European city. It is located on the intersection of several important routes beetwen the Adriatic coast and Central Europe.
Zagreb offers its guests the Baroque feel of the Upper town, picturesque open-air markets, various kinds of shops and delicious local cuisine. The Day of the City of Zagreb on the november 16 th is celebrated every year with special festivities, especially on the Jurun lake near the southwestern part of the city.

very beautiful city on adriatic coast, old, very old with lots of buildings from Roman time, like Arena

oh, this is easy.bol, on the island of brać/split region is most famous for its toungelike sandy beach called zlatni rat. it is also a very famous windsurf colony. in the last couple of years it also has a wta tennis tournamen called bol open held on courts next to the sea.the village itself has all you need to survive.or not? actually to many places to spend money:-))))all is at hand - bars, shops, hotels, apartments.....regarding food, croatian coast is famous for perfect wines, olive oil, sea food and lamb, mostly prepared on open fire. so if you like a nice sip of wine after a good dinner, u r on the right spot!you can fly in to the split airport, and then take the ferry to the island brać. there is no need to bring to much luggage along cause there r very good shops in split and on the island.so travel light!this spot is ideal for all tipes of turists - those who want to take it easy or those seeking adventure and action.

not muche here. it is next to the zadar airport - ryan air is flying in from dublin, london etc. - so if u decide to drop into zemunik just take the road down to zadar and diwe into centurys of history and culture.

The only parts of this place worth visiting are donji grad and gornji grad, that's lower and upper town if you will. Upper town is really beautiful, looks like Prague. Visit the main square, the train station and nearby square, Zrinjevac parks near the train station, the cathedral and all of upper town, especially the Tkalciceva street which begins at the main square, it's full of pubs and restaurants.You can also go hiking on Madvednica, the mountain overlooking the city, and visit Medvedgrad, an medieval castle on the slopes of the mountain. Zagreb is not worth more than 2 days of your time.

Beautiful sunsets, beautiful pine forests. Just watch out when swimming in the sea, the sea tends to be deep and then suddenly shallow even though you're far away from the water's edge. It's not pretty colliding with sharp rocks overgrown with stinging seaweed.

Best time to visit: end of August begining September during the "Spancir fest". Need to see: Odl Town Varazdin Food: Zagorski strukli

If you like pizza check out a cute little restaurant in the heart of Dubrovnik called Mea Culpa!

Otok Žirje je moj najdraži otok i volim ga veri mač... To je sve sta imam za rec!!!

Beautiful City - bloody expensive though. And dont attempt to buy a buggy there cos you wont find one.

1. Split 2.Metković 3.Dubrovnik

Best time to visit is at spring to late summer; winter turns Pula into ghost-town. Has nice rock beaches, and few budget accomodation options.

It is probably THE most expensive city in Croatia - so watch where you eat and drink.

Bring water, and something to protect you from the sun. And be ready to dirty-up your car - only dusty road leads to Premantura cape...

nice little town, known for it's water-mills. if you pass by it, i would recommend to stop, at least for few minutes.

Hotel Jadran,next to the Hotel is the Hole in one Pub.On Weekend are good Markets around with friendly croatian People.Biiig shopping mall City Mall (There is asuper good steak House with super Head Chef.

Moeilijk om parkeerplaats te vinden :P

Leuk stadje om in rond te lopen want veel mooie gebouwen en er rijden superschattige oude autootjes rond ^^

Rijeka is perfect for a stroll without getting yourself lost along the way. The city is very self explanatory, so you don't really need a map, just take a wander.

Zalige plek. Helder water. weinig mensen. Gewoon is niks doen en genieten ^^

Osijek, the biggest and the capital city in Slavonia, is situated on the right bank of the river of Drava, 22 km from the mouth of the river of Danube. The right bank is a bit higher and because of that it provides a good protection from floods, a suitable crossing over the river of Drava. In the area of today’s city there were several archaeological sites from different pre-historic periods and cultures from earlier Stone Age, over Copper and Bronze to the Iron Age. Although the area of the city of Osijek was settled even in the pre-historic period, the first urban settlement was erected by the Romans. There are many archaeological findings and the items of a great natural, historic and artistic value-all of them are kept in Osijek Museum that was founded in the year 1877.
Nice green town that you must visit on your trip adventures. Here is more information about Osijek: http://www.osijek.hr/eng/index.asp

Borovik lake near the city of Djakovo is one special place for your trip adventure. There is Youtube movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfUxKqNDnkI
On Borovik lake nature is great, with no civilisation you will see pure nature...Also this is great place to go fishing.

Don't expect too much of the night life, unless you're accompanied by friends...
Avoid club Majestic :)
Definetly visit Morgan's, good house music, and beneath it is a rock bar, whith a good taste in rock music :) 

singing along with the locals after 2 am might be the wildest partying there is...party places are definetly not in the centre of the town..

Good island for a bit of relaxation...
The best choise is to visit Supetarska draga and a place called Gonar...
The village is at the end of the Supetarska draga. It is not over-crowded with turists, has a nice domestic touch..
Suprisingly for a small village, it has two restaurants, one fast food bar, but no drugstore hehee

One other thing about Rab is, when you get borred, you can easly go by ferry to Novalja( Pag), or Krk :)

Take a walk on the city walls, the views are marvelous! Especially on high noon it s far from crowded if you can survive the Summer heat.

My homeplace...
Great place to live... 15 minutes avay from the mountains (Platak is one of the peaks enjoyable during winter), 20 minutes avay from the seaside (Kostrena and Bakarac)
A lot of clean air, wide spaces great for taking long walks..
Definetly visit Automotodrom Grobnik for motocycle races, and street race(it gets interesting mostly during August).
During winter you can find a lot of carnival activities..
Local people are nice, frendly and helpful :)

Zabuna profil napisan za Zagreb. Zabok, grad gdje radim i provodim najviše vremena.

Glavni grad Hrvatske. Grad pun zanimljivosti, svakako ga vrijedi posjetiti.

prekrasan grad..totalno po mjeri..nije velik, a opet ima apsolutno sve..jedino nikako slušati balaševića ili nekog sličnog preglasno :) mene skoro koštalo glave:)..uglavnom..ljudu su malo previše nacionalno usmjereni..to mi se ne sviđa..

lijep grad za odmoriti se..ali za živjeti mislim da nije baš sadržajan...jako puno droge..puno više nego u rijeci..uglavnom rado idem tamo..ali volim znati da nakon nekog vremena idem doma:))

Went there about 18 years ago and loved it! Great beaches :o)

Obožavam svoj grad. Za mene je on najljepši na svijetu. Ah..moj Zagreb! lol =)

The beautiful island Lopud is situated NW from the city Dubrovnika and is part of the Elafiti Islands. Lopud has an area of 4,63 km2 . Lopud has around 220 inhabitants.

jeee to je najboljeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

uh...prelijep grad, riva.super...a sto je tek dobar trzni centar Joker :))) ko ide neka odvoji par sati za njega, nema sansi da odete praznih ruku ...:))

If you want to go to shopping, you may visit Esseker Center. It is some kind of a smaller mall.

Don't forget to visit ORGULJE!

OK...Museum freaks...this is THE place to go...ofcourse for the rest of us to. I LOVED MY VISIT TO ZAGREB. The people, City, atmosphere, colouring, archiceture, the many outside Cafes and the food. GREAT Great great City to observe and even relax. You must see and do: Get a tram card at the news-kiosks and head for the City center Trg Bana Jelacica. St. Stephens Cathedral, Archbishops Palace, Kamenita Vrata (Stone Gate), Sabor (Parliment), Banski Dvori (Presidents palace), OK and all the museums.....you cannot miss them. Make sure to do your shopping in Ilica road and get a nice seat in a cafe for a great Cappuchino with a cake and just observe the people around you. Enjoy the great city of Zagreb....I will be going back.

moj rodni grad i kao takav zauzima pocasno mjesto u mom srcu...

must see...beautiful place, sea, people....unique

12 redarstvenika...!!! nikad zaboraviti..Borovo selo....2.5.1991

Nuštar je staro selo u Slavoniji. Njegova povijest datira još iz srednjeg vijeka (12. st.). Od samih početaka selo je bilo nastanjeno gotovo isključivo Hrvatima. Benediktinci su podignuli kapelu Sv. Duha na brdu u porječju Vuke, što je vodilo do nastanka okolog sela nazvanog Nustar, po samostanu (monasterium, monostor, monustor, monuštar). Nuštar je bio trgovačko, dok je samostan bio duhovno središte. Pojava sela je dala novi zamah gospodarskom i kulturnom životu stanovništvu. Invazija Turaka (1526.g.) označila je početak razdoblja gdje nije bilo daljnjeg života na ovim područjima. To se mijenja mirom u Srijemskim Karlovcima 1699.g. kada u novom Nuštru ponovno počinje život. 1698.g. bilo je tek 24 katolička kućanstva - Hrvata. Hrvati su se tada žalili na Srbe koji su bili vojnici u vukovarskim barakama i koji su ih uznemiravali dok su radili u polju. Tijekom vladavine Habsburgovaca Nuštar je bio trajno upravljan civilnim vlastima, a 1745. postao je dio uprave Srijema s Vukovarom kao administrativnim centrom. 1703. selo je postalo vlasništvo udovice baruna de Mackara, koja ga je kupila za 22 000 forinti. Kasniji vlasnici bili su: grof Maximilian Eugen de Gossau, Barun Franjo Trenk i barun Mihajlo Šandor od Slavnice. Početkom 19.st. Nuštar je naslijedio grof Antun Khuen i njegova obitelj je njime upravljala do 1945. Ključne ekonomske promjene u razvoju sela Nuštar počinju 1848. kada je ban Jelačić ukinuo ropstvo. Ovo je ubrzalo razvoj privrede u čemu Nuštar igra važnu ulogu. Napredna poljoprivreda se ogledala u tome da su tu među prvima napravljeni parna pilana (1854.) i parni mlin (1864.). Grofovi su imali jak utjecaj u društvu i gospodarstvu ne samo u Slavoniji, nego i u hrv. Saboru. Gradnja želj. pruge Dalj-Vinkovci-Slavonski Brod (1878.), kao i ceste Vukovar-Vinkovci koja je kasnije sagrađena bilo je od neizmjernog značaja za daljnji procvat naselja. Stanovništvo Nuštra postupno se povećavalo. 1850. Nuštar je imao 790 stanovnika, a 1910. imao je 1137 stanovnika. Blizina Vinkovaca i Borova značila je posao za ostatak seoske radne snage, što je imalo za posljedicu daljnji rast stanovništva. Nešto prije Domovinskog rata 1991. Nuštar je imao 4080 stan. Nacionalni sastav je u osnovi ostao isti isti. Do 1880. stanovništvo je bilo apsolutno hrvatsko. Tada je počelo doseljavanje njemačkog življa, kojeg je 1931. bilo 257. Vraćanje Njemaca u Njemačku 1944. i represije nad onima koji su ostali (logori i progoni) ponovno stavljaju Hrvate u apsolutnu većinu. Nacionalna renesansa Hrvata koja je počela sredinom 19.st. zahvatila je i Nuštar. Tada su prvi put (1882.) osnovani Hrvatska Čitaonica, Pjevački zbor i Štedionica. Hrvatska seljačka stranka (HSS) Stjepana Radića bila je široko podržana, i nacionalni duh nije zamro čak ni tijekom komunističkog režima, što je stavilo Nuštar kao metu političkih čistki. U Domovinskom ratu Nuštar se našao na prvoj crti obrane Hrvatske. Jaki srpski napadi u početku listopada 1991. trebali su slomiti nuštarski otpor i omogućiti daljnji prodor na zapad. Iako su ih branitelji uspjeli zaustaviti, selo je platilo cijenu. Od 1116 obiteljskih kuća, 940 je bilo uništeno, a materijalna šteta je procijenjena na 30.000.000 €. http://www.opcina-nustar.com

Ajte tamo...lipo je i sunčano.... i tako...

Motovun is small place situated in hearth of Istria, see region of Croatia. On top of a Motovun hill is probably the most beautiful medieval town in Istria, with houses scattered all over the hill. It is a typical example of venetian colonial architecture. Motovun is also world famous with Motovun movie festival Http://www.motovunfilmfestival.com great small town to visit if you are near this region.

ljetovanje mog djetinjstva,super plaze ,bistro more uvijek suncano,luda zabava, genijalni hoteli i sve tako fino mirisi

Obavezno posjetiti morske orgulje. Na kraju rive su i pružaju prekrazan pogled na otoke.

Ako želite povoljno jesti u ugodnoj atmosferi, odite u Nocturno. Mali restorančić blizu Trga bana Jelačića. Idete Tkalčićevom ulicom i skrenete u prvu ulicu desno. S desne strane, prije nego izbijete na tržnicu Dolac, nalazi se Nocturno.

Pakoštane, a small village with nice people and good food.

On the road between Vinkovci and Županja you will throu a forest, on the left side you will see a gas-station and a hotel. Inside the hotel is a very nice old styled restaurant with very good food und drinks, also not so expensive like other restaurants.

une ville dorée...la pierre utilisée au centre ville est brillante, la mer apporte une fraicheur tres agréable, ne pas hésiter à entrer et à visiter les cloitres

Prelog is small city near my home, is quiet place, near river Drava, with god potential for Bicycle riders, walking enthusiasts and so, nice view along Drava and lakes by river. With god restaurants and few small hotels, i think most people would like it Is also known as place of international SpeedWay races http://www.prelog.hr/pocetna.html

Place to go if you like to join Griffon Vulture rescue team. Small village near the sea, but mountain tracks are must. Well marked and worth exploring.

Kad dođete u Makarsku obavezno u C.B.Betty kod našeg Jakiše.

You must see the small beaches outside of major cities. They are beautiful!

When you come to Senj, you will probably explore the Nehaj tower and the old town. That is OK, but if you want to experience the real Senj, you should wait for the "bura" to kick in! That is a strong wind characteristic for the area. A little excitement never hurt no one. You will enjoy!

If you decide to take a tram, be sure to buy a ticket, bacuse the controls are quite often and fines are quite high. Tram and bus tickets (the same) are cheaper if bought on a newspapers kiosk rather than from the driver. And don't worry, you won't wait for either one for a long time to arrive.

visit Dubrovnik in September, the summer jam is unbearable

hh....it's nice.........................................................................................................

If you want to explore this beautiful pictoresque village, plan your visit on the same dates as annual Motovun film festival.

By day, go to the fortress crowning the city, and in the evening, let yourself stray inside old city centre, and find one of many "konoba" with pleasent dalmatian atmosphere and good food.

Žirje, an island located in the middle of the Adriatic Sea, part of Šibenik Archipellague and geografically part of Kornati Islands.

beautifull island whith best croatian wines!!!!

imotski is croatian tombstone.

buffet "miss piggy "is definitly best bar in croatia!!!

dubrovnik is beautiest croatian city.something you must see before you die.

a kind of big village-not exactly an city.people are very friendly like all eastern croatians.there is no night life .i really like that people but they are unable to produce a decent wine

The best hot-dogs in the city are on Cvjetni square.

It is worth visiting on an annual manifestation "Karlovac beer days", usually end of august or beginning september...

Small pictoresque village off the beaten track, and a great place to eat... If you're traveling from Zagreb to the coast, don't miss it.

Malo naselje u podnozju Bjelolasice, sve vise se okrece seoskom turizmu. Vrlo lijepi planinski kraj, ima mjesta i mogucnosti za ljetne (setnja, trcanje, mountin biking, planinarenje) i zimske (skijanje, sanjkanje i ostale zimske radosti) aktivnosti. Svako drugo domacinstvo iznajmljuje apartmane i/ili sobe pa ima smjestaja

U sredisnjem dijelu hrvatskog Jadrana, na sutoku sibenskih i zadarskih otoka, smjestila se jedna zasebna i po mnogocemu posebna skupina otoka nazvana Kornati.
Zbog izuzetnih krajobraznih ljepota, zanimljive geomorfologije, velike razvedenosti obalne crte i narocito bogatih biocenoza morskog ekosustava, godine 1980. veci dio Kornatskog akvatorija proglasen je nacionalnim parkom.
Danas NP "Kornati" zauzima povrsinu od oko 220 km2 i ukljucuje ukupno 89 otoka, otocica i hridi s priblizno 238 km obalne crte. I pored ovog, relativno velikog broja otoka, kopneni dio parka cini tek manje od 1/4 ukupne povrsine, dok je sve ostalo morski ekosustav.

Nemetin je zakon. pazite se bijelog fiata iza 22h

There is plenty to see in such a small place... Both bigger towns, Vis and Komiza, are very nice and offer hospitality, with beautiful and well-known Croatian beaches, and little bit more modest night life. A very popular destination for yachts and sailing ships.

By private ship only.

nekoliko sam puta išla na otok, okružen rijekom Jadro, i to mi je nešto pre dobro!! livadica, na njoj crkva, a okolo šumi voda.... najs najs... aj lav it!!

If you're planning to camp here with a tent and like to go out: stay at the Camping Medulin in the centre of the town. Try to get a place all the way at the back of the camp ground on "the island". Go see if there's a free spot there even if the receptionists tell you that there are none! The camp ground is pretty crowded and noisy but the spots on "the island" in the back provide a very nice place to stay and almost direct acces to the rocky beach.

5 km from mali lošinjhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veli_Lo%C5%A1inj

Great restaurant ''LUKA'' just next to ACI marina main building. Spetacular view on old town Vrboska and perfect food,especially fish and shellfish! Try some homemade brandy as appetizer. Pozdrav barba Luki na odlicnoj spizi...

Island of Kornat is the biggest island in Kornati archipelago. Approxymately in the middle of the island, from the south side, is a place with just a few houses called Vrulje. There u can find the best croatian restaurant ''ROBINZON'' (unofficialy). You can dock with a vessel or tie it to the buoy. After that just enjoy in amazing food and landscape while u r sitting and relaxing on your boat.

A sta da kazem o Kucicima? Misto u Omiskom zaledju, puno srdacnih ljudi, zelenila i kamenjara, malo nize tece rijeka Cetina i sa jednog mista nedaleko od Kucica se krece na rafting.... Da skratim pricu,najbolje bi vam bilo otic u prvom tjednu osmog miseca do gori kad se okrice vol, pije se vino i pivaju se klapske pisme! A dan kasnije ljecenje kupanjem na Cetini i rafting do Radmanovih mlinica... Zivile Podaspilje!

Smješten u istoimenoj uvali nedaleko od granice s Bosnom i Hercegovinom, Klek je mjesto za miran i ugodan odmor. Osim kupanja i rekreacije na vodi turistima su na raspolaganju četiri teniska terena te igralište za minigolf. Nedaleko su naselja Duboka i Komarna s lijepim plažama. KLEK, naselje na sjeverozapadnoj obali zaljeva Klek-Neum, 12 km južno od Opuzena. Gospodarska je osnova poljodjelstvo, maslinarstvo i turizam. Na magistralnoj je prometnici (M2, E65). U Kleku je očuvana četverokutna kula Monković s kapelom i ostaci zida iz XVII.-XVIII. st. Iznad Kleka su ruševine Smrden-grada (obrambeni zid, kula, kapela); nedaleko od njega je velika nekropola stećaka.

lijepo mjestašce na moru.. blizu Crikvenice.. ;-)))

varaždin je moj grad!puno zelenila,biciklista,pristupačnih ljudi ...itd....

ZAGREB -NULA BODOVA !jedino medvednica rules!

it is just perfect f