Most Beautiful Cities In Croatia

Whenever you're planning a holiday in Croatia, the first thing you want to know is its beautiful cities. Isn't it! If you're planning to spend a holiday in Croatia, you should know some of its beautiful cities from where you will spend your vacation. if interested below is a list of the top five beautiful cities in Croatia

1. Osijek

Osijek is located in the eastern part of Croatia and it is the biggest city in the Slavonia region. It is set on the right side of the Drava River, 22 kilometers from the confluence of the Dona River. Recreational centers and Zoo are located along the waterway. Additionally, a promenade is set along the Drava River. Some years back, a promenade was regarded as the most beautiful promenade in Croatia. Osijek has a lot of green areas and 17 parks. There are two museums of national importance in the city that as well contributes to beauty. Osijek is also known as the capital of the Slavonia region in Croatia which is the rural part of the country known for traditional meat delicacies.

2. Pula 

Pula is a cosmopolitan city, one of the most multicultural urban centers in Croatia. Located in the south of the Istria promontory and surrounded by the tranquil and clean Adriatic Sea, Pula is the biggest town and port in Istria. Since the ancient time, Pula has been the administrative center of the entire peninsula. Historical occasions caused a mixture of residents, dialects, and architecture. Walking the boulevards of beautiful Pula, apart from Croatian, you can hear Italian, English, German and other dialects. Pula is most known for amphitheater known as Pula Arena which is an old Roman amphitheater that is nowadays used for a venue for massive concerts.

3. Sibenik 

Sibenik is located amidst the eastern Adriatic coast in the safe natural harbor. It is put in the beautiful sound where the Krka River streams into the Adriatic Sea. Sibenik is the combination of the old part with narrow roads and the new part with modern architecture. It is the city of culture because of its stone-paved streets, squares, and houses. The streets are narrow and winding with many stone paved stairs. The old city core is surrounded by stone walls and fortresses that remind people of the past t. It is surrounded by towers of St. Michael, St. John and Subicevac which are also beautiful

4. Biograd 

Biograd seems to have been foreordained to become a well-known sailing destination because its name means "White City by the Sea". Sailing in Croatia is becoming more and more popular as time passes with Biograd being one of the perfect examples for that. It's substantially more than just being a coastal town of the Croatia shores bordering the Adria. Outside of town, an inquisitive captain will discover one of the most beautiful natural regions the city brings to the table, the Kornati archipelago with the Krka National Park

5. Split 

The beautiful city of Split lounges on the mild Croatian coast. It's beautiful, historic avenues meander around the neat square of Diocletian's Palace, surrounded by medieval walls. The soft curves of Marian's hill spread out from the town towards the Adriatic Sea which beautifully extends to the horizon, freckled with beautiful islands just waiting to be explored. Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and it amazes people with beautiful beaches, world-known festivals, a wide variety of options it offers you and a guaranteed time of your life whenever you visit it.

Final note

For tourists, Croatia is a place that demands time to enjoy the timeless romance of the Sea and beauty of nature. Being full of remarkable beautiful cities and local towns, it is a completely magical experience to be in Croatia.