Gradovi

Kaštela

Kaštela su pitoreskni gradići srednje Dalmacije, između Splita i Trogira. Kaštela su naziv za sedam manjih spojenih mjesta uz obalu Kaštelanskog zaljeva. To su: Štafilić, Novi, Stari, Lukšić, Kambelovac, Gomilica i Sućurac.
Povijest Kašela veže se još od doba neandretalaca (ostaci nađeni u Mujinoj pejćini). Kaštelanska povijest seže daleko, još od doba vlasti Grčke i Rima, kada Kaštela doživljavaju gospodarski i civlilizacijski procvat. Od dolaska Hrvata, venecijanske prevlasti, pa sve do danas.
Svemu tome svjedoče ostaci antičkih vila, starohrvatske crkvice, dvorci – kašteli. Jedna od ljepših šetnica nalazi se na potezu između Kašel Gomilice i Kaštel Lukšić.

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Trogir

Trogir se smjestio u središtu Dalmacije, na Jadranskoj obali. Blizina splitskog aerodroma (5 kilometara) i blizina autoceste (samo 15 kilometara) čine Trogir i okolne luke i otoke nezaobilaznu destinaciju tijekom vašeg posjeta Dalmaciji.
Zbog pozicije i prirodne zaštićenosti, njegova luka omiljena je destinacija nautičarima diljem svijeta. Brojne znamenitosti nalaze se u radijusu od svega nekoliko stotina kilometara od Trogira, poput gradova Dubrovnika, Šibenika i Zadra, kao i neki od najljepših hrvatskih nacionalnih parkova.
Trogir su osnovali grčki kolonisti još u 3.stoljeću prije Krista. Kroz stoljeća su ga prisvajali Rimljani, Bizant, Mađari, Venecija i Napoleon. Kulturni, humanistički i graditeljski procvat doživljava u srednjem vijeku kad se podizanjem gradskih zidina i kule na antičkoj jezgri oblikuju njegovi temeljni obrisi, a brojne građevine iz romanike, gotike i renesanse priskrbile su mu titulu najočuvanijeg romaničkogotičkog grada u centralnoj Europi, zbog čega ga je UNESCO uvrstio na listu svjetske baštine.

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Novalja

Grad Novalja smješten je u blagom zaljevu sjevernozapadnog dijela otoka Paga. Idealan zemljopisni smještaj na važnim kopnenim i pomorskim putevima od sjevernog prema južnom Jadranu omogućuje joj odličnu prometnu povezanost s kopnom.

Grad Novalja je središnja luka i poznati turistički centar. Otvorena prema svima i svemu što donosi ruža vjetrova.

Osjetit ćete veliku ljubav čovika, kamena i mora, tvrde zemlje koja škrto daje i gostoljubivost naših ljudi.

Najveće bogatstvo Novalje je u njezinim prekrasnim poznatim plažama, a prava ljepota nalazi se u skrivenim malim uvalama koje su prekrivene škarima, oblucima i pjeskom, te vječno okupane s čistim, bistrim morem i okružene netaknutom prirodom.

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Klis

Brdo Klis veza je između planine Mosor na istoku i Kozjaka na zapadu. Kroz povijest bio je meta mnogim narodima, od Ilira i Mletaka pa sve do Turaka koji su ga smatrali vratima Dalmacije, otvorenim putem prema staroj Saloni i Splitu. Na vrhu brda stvaralo se naselje koje su kasnije Turci utvrdili. Poznata Kliška tvrđava simbol je mjesta, ali i otpora ujedinjenih Dalmatinaca u borbi protiv Turaka. Klis i danas predstavlja sponu između mora i Zagore jer njime prolazi i stara i nova cesta prema unutrašnjosti Hrvatske.

Tvrđava Klis udaljena je 15km od Splita.

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Omiš

Omiš je slikoviti grad istinskog mediteranskog ugođaja na ušću rijeke Cetine. To je grad Festivala dalmatinskih klapa, grad kojim su vladali omiški gusari više od 2 stoljeća (od 1221. g. do 1444. g.) te grad pored kojeg se razvila drevna Poljička Republika – prva takva u Europi.

Omiš se nalazi u srcu Dalmacije između turističkih centara Splita i Makarske. Poslije burne i zanimljive povijesti od antičkih vremena te srednjovjekovne neosvojive tvrđave omiških gusara, postao je turističko središte rivijere iznimne ljepote.

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Šibenik

Grad Šibenik je središte Šibensko-kninske županije, udaljen je oko 85 km od Splita. Smješten je u središnjem dijelu hrvatske obale Jadrana, u slikovitom, razvedenom zaljevu u koji utječe rijeka Krka. On je ujedno i najstariji samorodni hrvatski grad na Jadranu.
Najpoznatija znamenitost u gradu je katedrala Sv. Jakova, najznačajnije graditeljsko ostvarenje 15. i 16. st. na tlu Hrvatske.
Zbog svojih iznimnih vrijednosti katedrala je 2000. godine uvrštena u UNESCO-ov popis svjetskog kulturnog nasljeđa.

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Zadar

Grad Zadar udaljen je oko 168 km od Splita. Središte je Zadarske županije i šireg područja sjeverne Dalmacije.
Ovaj drevni grad, prvi put se spominje u 4.st pr.n.e., kao naselje ilirskog plemena Liburna – imenom Jader.
Grad obiluje povijesniim i kulturnim znamenitostima, kao što su rimski Forum, Sv. Donat. Novije atrakcije grada “Pozdrav suncu” i “Morske orgulje” privlače sve više posjetiitelja.

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Dubrovnik

akon svoje posjete Dubrovniku, irski je pisac George Bernard Shaw napisao: “Oni koji traže raj na zemlji trebaju doći i vidjeti Dubrovnik”.
Dubrovnik je jedinstven u svijetu zbog impresivnih srednjevjekovnih tvrđava, crkava, samostana i palača te ga često nazivaju biserom Jadrana.

Više od tisuću godina njegove povijesti učinile su Dubrovnik europskim kulturnim središtem. Isprva malena zajednica, grad ubrzo doživljava procvat i postaje sjedištem neovisne Dubrovačke republike. Republika ovladava umijećem pomorstva, stvorivši flotu na Južnome Jadranu koja se je mogla usporediti s onom koju je imala Venecija na sjeveru. Povijest je prisutna u cijelome gradu, koji je u isto vrijeme muzej i živopisna pozornica na kojoj se susreću kulturno nasljeđe i suvremeni život. Svaka kuća i spomenik imaju jedinstvenu vrijednost. Povijesna jezgra opasana je monumentalnim zidinama koje su sačuvane u prvobitnom obliku i otvorene za posjetitelje kao najveća atrakcija Dubrovnika. Od godine 1979. Grad se nalazi pod zaštitom UNESCO – a.

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Makarska

Makarska je smještena u prirodno zaštićenoj luci, zatvorenoj s jugoistoka rtom Osejavom, a sa sjeverozapada poluotokom Sv. Petrom.

Grad se amfiteatralno širi prema padinama planine Biokovo (1762 m) koja je štiti od prodora kontinentalne klime te ima bujnu mediteransku vegetaciju, blagu zimu, duga i topla ljeta s osvježavajućim maestralom. Sunce je obasjava više od 2750 sati godišnje, s temperaturom zraka višom od 20°C od lipnja do rujna, a prozirno more od lipnja do listopada ima temperaturu iznad 20°C.

Makarska prema zadnjem popisu stanovništva ima 13 894 stanovnika, a gustoća naseljenosti iznosila je 360,2 stanovnika po km². U ljetnoj sezoni Makarsku posjeti više od 15000 posjetitelja.

U Makarskoj je najvažnija gospodarstva grana turizam. Zemljopisnim položajem i kulturno-povijesnim značajem od svog je postanka središte hrvatske mikroregije – Makarskog primorja.

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Salona

Solin, kolijevka antičke i starohrvatske povijesti, smješten na rijeci Jadro, koju nazivamo hrvatskim Jordanom i populacijski najmlađi grad u Republici Hrvatskoj, grad je koji krije bogatu kulturnu i prirodnu baštinu što ga čini zanimljivom turističkom destinacijom.
U njemu se nalazi najstarije marijansko svetište u Hrvatskoj koje je utemeljila kraljica Jelena prije više od tisuću godina, čija crkva čuva njezin nadgrobni natpis, a kojeg je 1998. pohodio sv. otac Papa Ivan Pavao II.

U njedrima Solina krije se antička Salona, nekad glavni grad rimske provincije Dalmacije i najveći arheološki park u Hrvatskoj, o čijoj veličini svjedoče impozantne zidine s kulama i vratima, forum s hramovima, amfiteatar i groblja sa salonitanskim mučenicima (Manastirine, Kapljuč, Marusinac), grad s preko 60 000 stanovnika i prema legendi rodno mjesto cara Dioklecijana.

Osim Salone, Vaši domaćini rado će Vam pokazati i ostatke Gradine iz turskog vremena, Gašpine mlinice iz 18. st., u kojoj posjetitelji mogu uživati u razgledu mlina i starih alata te Šuplje crkve, krunidbene bazilike Kralja Zvonimira, u kojoj se kralj Zvonimir 1076. krunio za kralja Hrvatske i Dalmacije kao i najveći morski akvarij u Hrvatskoj smješten na poluotoku Vranjicu.
Uz rijeku Jadro, koja izvire u podnožju Mosora na 35 metara nadmorske visine, a ulijeva se u solinski zaljev nakon 4,5 km dugog toka, u čijim se vodama razvila i endemična podvrsta Mekousna pastrva, Solin obiluje bogatom prirodnom baštinom i brojnim manifestacijama koje za cilj imaju interpretaciju kulturne baštine tog grada. Ukoliko se odlučite na boravak u Solinu, smještaj možete pronaći u hotelu, hostelu ili privatnom smještaju, a bogatu kulinarsku ponudu, u kojoj se posebno izdvaja pastrva, kušati u našim restoranima sa spokojnim ambijentom uz rijeku Jadro.

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Gradovi – Apartmani Jakov

Gradovi

Towns

Kaštela

Kaštela are picturesque little towns of the central Dalmatia, between Split and Trogir. Under the name Kaštela seven interconnected little towns are hidden lined up along the shore of the Kaštela Bay.

They are by name: Štafilić, Novi, Stari, Lukšić, Kambelovac, Gomilica and Sućurac. The history of Kaštela goes back all the way to the Neanderthals (remains found in the Mujina Cave), later they thrive economically and as a civilization under the authority of Greece and Rome, next came the Croats, then the Venetian authority, and so on to the present day.

The witnesses to this envious history are the remains of ancient villa’s, Early Croatian Churches, castles. One of the most beautiful promenades stretches between Kaštel Gomilica and Kaštel Lukšić.

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Trogir

Trogir is situated in Central Dalmatia, along the Adriatic coast. The nearness to the Split Airport (5 kilometres) and a fast connection to the motorway (only 15 kilometres) make Trogir with its surrounding ports and islands an inevitable stop during your visit to Dalmatia.

Its naturally protected harbour has become very popular among the yachtsmen from all over the world. There are numerous sights which can be visited within the distance of only hundred kilometres from Trogir, e.g. the towns of Dubrovnik, Šibenik and Zadar, as well as some of the Croatia’s most beautiful national parks.

Trogir was founded by the Greek colonists in the 3rd century BC. Throughout the history it was occupied by the Romans, the Byzantines, the Hungarians, the Venetians and Napoleon. Culture, humanism and architecture flourished here in the Middle Ages; bulwarks and a tower which were built at that time within the ancient town nucleus defined its outlines. Trogir is today on the UNESCO list of World Cultural Heritage as the best preserved Romanesque-Gothic town in Central Europe.

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Novalja

Novalja is a tourist center of the island, a famous resort and a destination of many tourist, and as such it offers possibilities of an active and interesting vacation.

The geographic location of Novalja – Northern Adriatic, enables a great offer of excursion packages.

Day trips by boat to the islands of Rab, Silba and Olib, visits to the city of Zadar and to national parks of Kornati, Krka, Plitvice Lakes and North Velebit.

The specific Mediterranean atmosphere of Novalja and of the whole island, especially in the pre-season offers the visitors more comfort than mere physical relaxation and as such it has a pure calming effect to all the senses irritated by the modern fast-paced life, this is a place where only the important really matters – the nature.

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Klis

The hill of Klis is a connection between the Mount Mosor to the east and Kozjak to the west. Over history it has been a target for many nations, from the Illyrians and the Venetians to the Ottomans who considered it the port of Dalmatia, an open path towards old Salona and Split.

At the peak of this hill a village was built which the Ottomans later fortified. The well known Klis fortress is not only a symbol of the village but also of the resistance of united Dalmatians in their fight against the Ottomans. Today too Klis represents a link between the sea and Zagora as both the old and the new roads leading towards the Croatian hinterland pass through here.

The Fortress of Klis is situated some 15 km away form Split.

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Omiš

Omiš is a picturesque town with real Mediterranean atmosphere on the estuary of the river Cetina. It is town of Dalmatian Music Bands Festival (klapa) , a town governed by the Omiš Pirates for more than two centuries (from 1221-1444) and a town in the vicinity of which the ancient Republic of Poljica was developed – first of the kind in Europe.

Omiš is situated in the heart of Dalmatia, between the tourist centres Split and Makarska. Upon its wild and interasting history since Roman times and medieval unassailable fortress of the Omiš Pirats, it has become a tourist centre of the extremely beautiful Riviera.

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Šibenik

Šibenik is the main town of the Šibenik – Knin County, about 85km from Split, located in the central part of the Croatian Adriatic shore, in a picturesque, indented bay, at the place where the River Krka flows into the Adriatic Sea.

It is also the oldest town founded by Croatians on the Adriatic. The most famous sight in the town is the Cathedral of St. James, as the most important architectural accomplishment of the 15th and 16th century in Croatia.

Due to its extraordinary value the Cathedral has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Zadar

City of Zadar is about 168 km from Split, the centre of the Zadar County and the wider area of the northern Dalmatia.

It is an ancient city, 3000 years old, first mentioned in the 4th century BC as a settlement of an Ilyrian tribe Liburnians – form of the name Jader is mentioned.

The city is full of historical and cultural sites, such as the famous Roman Forum, St. Donatus, and of the more contemporary sites there is the Sun Salutation and the Sea Organ.

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Dubrovnik

A town of monuments or museums under UNESCO patronage. Starting from the 1940 m long walls with bulwarks, the Stradun, Orlando’s pillar, the gothic renaissance palace of Sponza and the celebrated Rector’s Palace as well as the famous church and monastery, Dubrovnik has, without a doubt, a special place in Croatia’s cultural heritage. Once a part of the Republic of Dubrovnik, there is also the nearby Pelješac peninsula with the 5.5 km long walls of the stone town of Ston. Growing up on the remains of a Greek colony, the island of Korčula with streets that have a fish bone pattern is a true urban gem and asides from the traditional knight’s game called “Moreška”, is most famous today for being the birth place of Marko Polo. In the furthest south, there is the island of Mljet with a Benedictine monastery built in the 12th century that was constructed on an island in the middle of the great lake.

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Makarska

The city of Makarska grew around a natural harbor protected by a picturesque peninsula of Sveti Petar (St. Peter) and the cape Osejava. It is the only harbor of this kind between the mouth of the Cetina and Neretva rivers. In the past it provided protection and safe harbor during stormy weather to sailors, pirates and merchants, and nowadays it does the same for yachts, sailing boats and tourist ships. This contributed to its development into a trading port, especially during the Ottoman and Venetian occupation. Today, there is a ferry line which runs a few times a day from Makarska to Sumartin on the island Brač.

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Salona

Solin, the cradle of ancient and early Croatian history is located on the Jadro River, also known as the Croatian Jordan. It is the town with the youngest population in Croatia and rich cultural and natural heritage. All of this makes it an attractive tourist destination.

The oldest Marian shrine in Croatia, established by the Queen Jelena more than a thousand years ago, is located in Solin. Its church holds her tombstone and was visited by the Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, in 1998. The ancient Salona lies in the heart of Solin and was ​​once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia.

It is the largest archaeological park in Croatia, whose size is attested by the monumental ramparts with towers and gates, a forum with temples, an amphitheater and cemeteries with Salonian martyrs (Manastirine, Kapljuč, Marusinac). Salona was a town with over 60 000 inhabitants and, according to the legend, the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian.

Apart from Salona, ​​your hosts will be happy to show you the remnants of ruins from the era of the Turks, as well as the Gašpine mill from the 18th century where visitors can enjoy a tour of the mill, see old tools and the so-called Hollow Church. It is the coronation basilica of King Zvonimir, where he was crowned in 1076 as the King of Croatia and Dalmatia. Furthermore, Solin has the largest marine aquarium in Croatia situated on the Vranjic peninsula.

Solin is situated along the Jadro River, which rises at the foot of the Mosor mountain at 35 meters above sea level, and flows to the Bay of Solin after 4.5 km. An endemic subspecies of the Adriatic trout has also developed in the Bay of Solin. In addition, the town has a rich natural heritage and numerous celebrations aimed at interpreting its cultural heritage. If you decide to visit Solin, you can stay in a hotel, a hostel or in a private apartment. In our restaurants, which offer peaceful ambience along the Jadro River, you can also try our rich culinary offer, particularly the trout.

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Städte

Kaštela

Kaštela sind malerische kleine Städte Mitteldalmatien, zwischen Split und Trogir. Zitadelle des Titels für sieben kleinere Standorte entlang Bucht verbunden. Diese sind: Štafilić, Novi, Stari, Luksic, Kambelovac, Gomilica und Sucurac.
Geschichte Kasei gebunden seit der Zeit der Neandertaler bis (bleibt in Mujo der Pejcin gefunden). Kaštelanska Geschichte geht weit zurück, seit den Tagen der Regierungen von Griechenland und Rom, als Kaštela einen wirtschaftlichen Aufschwung und civlilizacijski erleben. Seit der Ankunft der Kroaten, der venezianischen Herrschaft bis heute.
Um all dies, die Reste der alten Villen, alte kroatische Kirchen, Burgen – Schlösser. Einer der schönsten Promenade im Bereich zwischen Kasel Gomilice und Luksic gelegen.

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Trogir

Trogir liegt im Zentrum von Dalmatien, an der Adria. Schließen Flughafen nach Split (5 km) und die Nähe zur Autobahn (nur 15 km) besteht aus Trogir und die umliegenden Häfen und Inseln Ziel während Ihres Besuchs in Dalmatien-Muss.
 Aufgrund der Lage und Naturschutz, der Hafen ist ein beliebtes Ziel für Segler auf der ganzen Welt. Zahlreiche Sehenswürdigkeiten im Umkreis von ein paar hundert Kilometer von Trogir entfernt sind Städte wie Dubrovnik, Sibenik und Zadar, sowie einige der schönsten kroatischen Nationalparks.
Trogir wurde von griechischen Siedlern im 3. Jahrhundert vor Christus gegründet. Im Laufe der Jahrhunderte wurde es von den Römern, Byzantinern, Ungarn, Venedig und Napoleon besetzt. Kulturelle, humanistischen und Bau im Mittelalter blühte, wenn die Stadtmauern und Türme der alten Kern erhöhen die grundlegenden Umrisse einer Reihe von Gebäuden aus der romanischen gebildet, Gotik und Renaissance hat ihm den Titel des am besten erhaltenen romanischen Stadt in Mitteleuropa, weshalb UNESCO auf der Weltkulturerbeliste aufgenommen.

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Novalja

Novalja liegt in einem Tal im nordwestlichen Teil der Insel. Ideale Lage für wichtige Land- und Seewege von der nördlichen zur südlichen Adria bietet eine hervorragende Verkehrsanbindung mit dem Festland.

Novalja ist ein wichtiger Hafen und der berühmten Touristenzentrum . Offen für alle und alles, was Wind bringt Rose.

Sie fühlen sich große Liebe čovika, Felsen und Meer, nach dem Land, das gegeben und Gastfreundschaft unseres Volkes widerstrebend .

Die größten Reichtümer von Novalja ist in seine schönen Strände bekannt, aber die wahre Schönheit in kleinen Buchten versteckt, die mit einer Schere, Kies und Sand bedeckt sind, und für immer mit sauberem, klarem Wasser und umgeben von Natur gebadet.

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Klis

Hill Klis Verbindung zwischen den Bergen Mosor im Osten und Kozjak im Westen. Im Laufe der Geschichte war das Ziel vieler Nationen, von den Illyrer und den Venezianern, den Türken, die ihm die Tür von Dalmatien betrachtet, öffnen Sie bis zum alten Salona und Split. An der Spitze des Hügels geschaffen, um die Siedlung, die später von den Türken gefunden wurde. Bekannte Klis Festung ist ein Symbol des Ortes, aber der Widerstand der Vereinigten Dalmatians im Kampf gegen die Türken. Klis und heute fungiert als Bindeglied zwischen dem Meer und dem Hinterland , weil er übergeben ist und die alte und die neue Straße zum kroatischen Landesinneren .

Festung Klis 15 km von Split entfernt.

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Omiš

Omiš ist eine malerische Stadt mit einer wahren mediterrane Atmosphäre auf dem Fluss Cetina. Es ist eine Stadt der Klapa-Festival, eine Stadt regiert von den Omis Piraten für mehr als zwei Jahrhunderte, und die Stadt, an dem sie alte Poljicka Republik entwickelt (von 1221 g zu 1444 g..) – Die erste derartige in Europa.

Omis liegt im Herzen von Dalmatien, zwischen den Touristenzentren von Split und Makarska. Nach einer turbulenten und faszinierende Geschichte von der Antike und mittelalterliche uneinnehmbare Festung von Omis Piraten, wurde ein Tourist Riviera außergewöhnlicher Schönheit zurückgreifen .

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Šibenik

Stadt Sibenik ist das Zentrum der Gemeinde, ist etwa 85 km von Split entfernt. Das Hotel liegt im zentralen Teil der kroatischen Adriaküste , in der malerischen, eingekerbten ay, dass der Fluss Krka. Er ist auch die älteste kroatische Stadt an der Adria.
Die berühmteste Sehenswürdigkeit der Stadt ist die Kathedrale von St .. James, der bedeutendste architektonische Leistung der 15. und 16. Jahrhundert. Auf kroatischem Boden.
Aufgrund seiner außergewöhnlichen Wert im Jahr 2000 wurde der Dom in der UNESCO-Liste des Weltkulturerbes aufgenommen.

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Zadar

Die Stadt Zadar ist etwa 168 km von Split entfernt. Das Zentrum von Zadar County und die breitere norddalmatinischen Region.
Diese alte Stadt, zuerst in 4.st vor Christus erwähnt, als eine Siedlung der illyrischen Stammes Liburner – den Namen Jader.
Die Stadt ist reich povijesniim und kulturellen Sehenswürdigkeiten, wie das Forum Romanum, St. Donat. Neuere Attraktionen von “Gruß an die Sonne” und “Meeresorgel ” mehr posjetiitelja anziehen.

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Dubrovnik

Nach seinem Besuch in Dubrovnik, schrieb der irische Schriftsteller George Bernard Shaw: “Diejenigen, die das Paradies auf Erden suchen, sollten nach Dubrovnik kommen.”
Dubrovnik ist einzigartig in der Welt wegen der eindrucksvollen mittelalterlichen Festungen, Kirchen, Klöster und Paläste, und es wird oft als die Perle der Adria genannt.

Mehr als tausend Jahren seiner Geschichte haben Dubrovnik ein europäisches Kulturzentrum gemacht. Zunächst eine kleine Gemeinde, die Stadt bald blühte und wurde zum Sitz einer unabhängigen Republik von Dubrovnik. Republik beherrscht die Kunst der Seefahrt, eine Flotte auf der südlichen Adria zu schaffen, die im Vergleich zu dem werden konnte er in Venedig im Norden hatte. Die Geschichte ist präsent in der Stadt, die sowohl ein Museum und eine lebendige Bühne, wo sie das kulturelle Erbe und das moderne Leben begegnen. Jedes Haus ein Denkmal einen eindeutigen Wert haben. Der historische Kern ist von monumentalen Mauern umgeben, die in ihrer ursprünglichen Form und offen für Besucher als die größte Attraktion von Dubrovnik aufbewahrt wurden. Die Stadt von 1979 steht unter dem Schutz der UNESCO – ein.

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Makarska

Makarska befindet sich in einem kleinen geschützten Hafen, von Südostkap abgedichtet Osejava und aus dem Nordwesten der Halbinsel St. Peter.

Die Stadt Amphitheater erstreckt sich auf den Hängen eines Berges (1762 m), die sie von den harten kontinentales Klima und eine reiche mediterrane Vegetation, milde Winter, lange, heiße Sommer mit einer erfrischenden Brise schützt. Die Sonne mehr als 2750 Stunden pro Jahr, mit der Lufttemperatur über 20 ° C von Juni bis September, eine klare Sicht von Juni bis Oktober hat eine Temperatur über 20 ° C

Makarska nach der letzten Volkszählung gibt es 13.894 Einwohner und die Bevölkerungsdichte betrug 360,2 Personen pro Quadratkilometer . Im Sommer Makarska wird von mehr als 15.000 Besuchern besucht.

Makarska ist der wichtigste Wirtschaftszweig des Tourismus. Geographische Lage und kulturelle und historische Bedeutung seines ist das Fundament des Zentrums der kroatischen Mikroregionen – der Makarska Riviera.

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Salona

Solin, die Wiege der alten und frühen kroatischen Geschichte, auf dem Segel gelegen, die die kroatische Jordan und Bevölkerung jüngste Stadt in Kroatien genannt wird, die Stadt, die ein reiches Kultur- und Naturerbe verbirgt, die ein interessantes Touristenziel macht.
Es ist das älteste Marienheiligtum in Kroatien, die von Königin Helena mehr als tausend Jahren gegründet wurde, dessen Kirche hält ihr Epitaph, und die 1998 besucht. Vater, Papst Johannes Paul II.
 
In der Mitte des Solin liegt die alte Salona, ​​einst die Hauptstadt der römischen Provinz Dalmatien und den größten archäologischen Park in Kroatien, dessen Größe durch die monumentalen Wehrmauern mit Türmen und Toren belegt ist, ein Forum mit Tempeln, ein Amphitheater und Friedhöfe von Salona Märtyrer (Manastirine, Kapljuč, Marusinac) eine Stadt mit mehr als 60 000 Einwohnern und der Legende nach dem Geburtsort des Kaisers Diokletian.
 
Abgesehen von Salona, ​​wird Ihr Gastgeber Ihnen gerne die Reste der Ruinen der osmanischen Zeit zu zeigen, Gašpine Mühle aus dem 18. Jahrhundert., Wo die Besucher den Blick auf die Mühle genießen und alte Werkzeuge und hohle Kirche, Krönung Basilika von König Zvonimir, wo der König Zvonimir 1076 . zum König gekrönt von kroatischen und dalmatinischen sowie das größte Meeresaquarium in Kroatien auf der Halbinsel Vranjic entfernt.
 Sail entlang des Flusses, der auf 35 Meter über dem Meeresspiegel in den Ausläufern der Moser steigt, und fließt in die Salinen, die Bucht nach 4,5 km langen Kurs, in dessen Gewässern entwickelt und endemisch Unterart von der Lachsforelle, Solin ein reiches Naturerbe hat und zahlreiche Manifestationen bei der Interpretation des kulturellen Erbes der Stadt ausgerichtet. Wenn Sie in Solin zu bleiben möchten, können Sie eine Unterkunft in einem Hotel, Hostel oder Privatunterkunft finden, ein reichhaltiges kulinarisches Angebot, das Jadro entlang des Flusses mit einem ruhigen Ambiente in unseren Restaurants Forelle, Geschmack auszeichnet.

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