Top Things to Do in Croatia 2021

"St Mark’s Square (Trg svetog Marka) constitutes the heart of the Upper Town, having formerly served as the main market square of the settlement of Gradec. Dominating the square is the 13th-century Church of St Mark, a three-isled Romanesque church which still retains much of its original hape. The Gothic arched ceiling and the sanctuary were added in the late 14th century, along with the fifteen statues that stand in iches above the southern portal. Some of the statues were made by masters from the Parler workshop in Prague in around 1420."

"fantastic place to go. recently got hit by an earthquake in 2020. but still a very old and very majestic piece of architecture. only a couple of minutes walk from the city center and many good restaurants around the area. if you are into religious buildings make sure to see the biggest cathedral in Croatia."

"There is nothing particularly outstanding about St. Dougin’s church, but the bell tower of St. Dougin’s church is a must-see. The bell tower is the highest point of Diocletian’s Palace, 60 meters high, where you can see the city’s scenery, whether it’s sunrise or sunset or just the calm sea, everything is so beautiful."

"Trogir is a famous example of the continuity of the city. The Basilica of St. Lawrence was originally in Roman style, and later it was modified by adding Gothic and Renaissance features. The cathedral adjoins the city hall, which is one of the most beautiful buildings in Trogir, built from the 14th to the 15th century. There are many religious buildings in Trogir."

"St. Catherine’s Church is a typical Baroque church in Zagreb, very close to the landmark St. Mark’s Church, which is at the end of a street. In fact, the church itself is nothing special. The important thing is that there is a viewing platform next to St. Catherine’s Church. So for this viewing spot, it is also worth a visit!"

"This medieval old city built on a hillside between Zadar and Split, facing the Adriatic Sea, the St. Donat’s Church, is the most outstanding symbol of the ancient city of Zadar. The ruins in front of the church are ancient The ruins of the Roman palace. Wandering on the quiet and peaceful island, picturesque!"

"The most famous church in the ancient city of Zadar, you will see it soon after you cross the bridge and walk in. There are not many people, and it feels quite clean. I like Zadar very much. It is not noisy in Split, it has the taste of an ancient city, and people live a more leisurely life."

"An awesome vantage point for photos of the sapphire blue sea or a great spot to catch the sun set."

"It is the largest stone church in the world that is not supported by bricks and woods. On the outer wall of the church, there are 71 heads of people carved. It is said that they were portrayed according to the real appearance of people in the Middle Ages 500 years ago..."

"The exterior of the church is very special, the inside is very general, the outside can be ascended to the second floor, overlooking the port."