Croatian Places: Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes and Zagreb

Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lake Group, Zagreb is the most famous Croatian region in the world. Millions of tourists visit Croatia every year, and most of them are excited about the beauty of nature and history of our country, which is usually coming back next year. Recently, our beautiful country needs to be ridiculously called. This is a travel manual for self-destructive social and cultural groups of old and new countries and hunger - Croatian. Poor Croatian families are in danger of poverty.

Yes, this place is true. Yes, you really should not miss it! I took a day trip from Zagreb in Croatia to Plitvice Lakes National Park. I am not a wonderful hiker that can complete the entire park in 6 hours (and I took 300 photos!) Summer was very crowded but I was told that it was very gorgeous all the year It was! I think this trip is more dangerous than the Plitvice Lakes National Park. There are lots of hills and rock climbing here. As the title suggests, Seven Lira Lake consists of seven lakes. I was able to hike up to six of them, but I did not have time to hike up to seventh. If you want to access all seven lakes, we strongly encourage you to come here and borrow a car to arrive in advance.

In the case of the Plitvice Lake group from the end of March 1991 to the beginning of April, the Croatian Revolution occurred between the Croatian government and the Serbian Serbs of SAO Krajina. On April 1, 1991, SAO Krajina announced to leave Croatia. After the independence declaration in Croatia, Serbs in Croatia immediately formed SAOs of SAO Slavonia and Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Sisriyem. On December 19, 1991, three regions will be integrated into the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Serbia (RSK).

Zagreb, Croatia will perfectly complement your Bulcan itinerary. It may not be as famous as a coastal city like Dubrovnik or Split, but Zagreb is the capital of Croatia, so you can not miss it. The city has a clear city atmosphere, but it is not too big, so it keeps the right balance. A typical European cobblestone street is the main street of Zagreb, divided into two upper and lower towns. Both are worthy of appropriate exploration. In addition, although the major path of most capital is mediocre tourism food, you can find the best Gorgonzola noodle in life with Tkalciceva, a large promenade with restaurants and bars lining up. There are attractions such as beautiful parks, flower market, broken relation museums throughout the city. Yes, there is a museum specializing in heart breaks, this is an attractive visit