Croatia is a land whose rich cultural heritage can be discovered in endless ways. Walk within the walls of numerous museums, galleries and churches, many of which today, as zero category monuments, are included in a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.

A world full of history, intrigues, secret nooks, hedonistic moments and gourmet experiences, awaits you in Pula. Explore it on foot, by bike, running... Step into a historic period or enter the city’s hustle and bustle, have a coffee next to James Joyce and enjoy an interesting moment of your life. Pula awaits you with its interesting stories.

Aperitifs such as the world famous Maraschino of Zadar, starters such as cheese from Pag, ham and kulenova seka of Slavonia, oysters and mussels from Ston, delicious grilled fish, salted anchovies, delicacies such as eels and frogs from the Neretva Valley, turkey with mlinci, pašticada from Split, and desserts like puddings, Kotonjata, kroštule or fritule are among the many dishes in an unforgettable menu that will conquer your sense

Protected areas in Croatia include eight national parks, twelve nature parks, two strict reserves and seventy seven special reserves.

Discover nature at its most creative. Nestled in the eastern part of Lika, you’ll find Plitvice Lakes National Park, where forests, water, and rock have sculpted a majestic scenery featuring a procession of 16 lakes and waterfalls formed by the sedimentation of travertine, a unique form of limestone. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia’s oldest, largest, and most visited national park, holds the distinction of being among the very first sites worldwide to be recognized on UNESCO’s renowned World Heritage List.