Attractions in Croatia

Francovich and Battiala Lazzarini Palaces - Rabac

For those looking for culture attractions in their free time, two of Istria’s most prized palaces are to be found in Labin. You’ll find a permanent exhibition of Mathija Vlačić Ilirik, a famous theologist, reformer and historian, at the Francovich Palace. While at the Battiala Lazzarina Palace many valuable exhibits are displayed in the National Museum.

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Istrian Council house - Poreč

Amongst the many historic attractions of Poreč, the Istrian Council House provides a prime example of Gothic and Baroque architecture. Originally a Franciscan church, this 13th century building was used as the seat of regional parliament last century. Nowadays it houses a varied range of exhibitions and concerts.

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Stradun (Placa) - Dubrovnik

The Stradun, or Placa, is Dubrovnik’s main street, stretching from the Pile Gate through the old quarter to the Ploce Gate. Visitors to the city can spend hours strolling along its limestone pavements, lined with shops, restaurants and many of Croatia’s most impressive monuments.

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Sanfior gate - Rabac

Perched high above Rabac, the picturesque town of Labin holds many treasured legacies of Croatia’s turbulent history. To discover the ancient part of town, visiting groups must walk through the Sanfior gate, built in 1589. When passing through, look for a carved Labin crest and Venetian lion.

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St. Blaise church - Dubrovnik

The patron saint of Dubrovnik. This majestic church is dedicated to the patron saint of Dubrovnik who was said to have protected the city from Venetian attacks in 971 AD. Built by the Venetian architect and sculptor M. Gropelli at the beginning of the 18th century, it lies on the Stradun at the heart of the city.

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Old Town - Poreč

Poreč might be Istria’s premier modern holiday resort, but it also has a heart of old and visitors should make time to visit the town’s historic attractions. Built in Roman times, the entire old town of Poreč has maintained its original street system with Marafor Square at its centre.

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Euphrasius’ Basilica complex - Poreč

The 6th century Euphrasius Basilica complex in Poreč is one of the stars of Istria’s historic attractions. The complex includes the basilica, a sacristy, baptistery and the bell tower of the archbishop’s palace. As the Mediterranean’s best preserved monument of early Byzantine art, the complex has earned a rightful place on UNESCO’s world cultural heritage list.

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City walls - Dubrovnik

Without doubt, one of the main attractions of old Dubrovnik is the city walls and no visitor should leave without arranging a guided walk around the top. The walls are up to six metres thick in some places and have served to protect Dubrovnik since the middle ages.

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Krk churches - island of Krk

As with the rest of Croatia, there are many sacred attractions on Krk island, including a wealth of well-preserved churches such as St. Michael the Archangel dating from the 13th century, and the two churches of St Kvirin and St Margaret dating from the 12th century.

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Francovich and Battiala Lazzarini Palaces - Rabac

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Istrian Council house - Poreč

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Stradun (Placa) - Dubrovnik

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Sanfior gate - Rabac

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St. Blaise church - Dubrovnik

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Old Town - Poreč

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Euphrasius’ Basilica complex - Poreč

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City walls - Dubrovnik

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Krk churches - island of Krk

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