Almost every German travels abroad at least once a year. Going somewhere else for some time is extremely important for one’s mental well-being and relaxation and well-being. Since Germany is ideally located in Europe, there are many ways to travel to other countries quickly and easily. Nine other EU countries border Germany alone and are easy to reach. Croatia is one of the countries that are easy to get to from southern Germany.

through Austria and Slovenia, and the journey takes 10 hours.

Discover Zagreb The most popular cities in Croatia are the capital Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik. The center of Zagreb is the impressive main square Ban-Jelačić, where the market is regularly held. Another attraction of Zagreb is the Medvedgrad Castle. It serves as a memorial in Croatia. It was built between 1247 and 1262 and translated its name means Bear City. Earthquakes destroyed it in 1574 and 1590, and there are only ruins today. Another entertainment option in Zagreb is visiting the Diamond Palace Casino, located in the capital’s center. The Diamond Palace is recommended for lovers of classic roulette or blackjack and for people who want to enjoy live music and good food.

Explore Split

The second largest city in Croatia is Split, with 167,000 inhabitants. The unique thing about this city is the city center, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. These include Diocletian’s Palace, built as a seat for the Roman Emperor. The city was founded in 500 BC and has never lost its charm of the past. As a port city, Split has an ideal location for everything a tourist’s heart desires. Because Split is on the water, there are delicious fish dishes. Lobster risotto is a typical Croatian dish that tastes incredibly delicious. In addition to the food and the city center, there are many things to see. This is how you can climb Mount Marjan when city life gets too much for you. The harbor promenade invites you to spend a few relaxing hours in a restaurant or café and enjoy the beautiful view.

Experience Dubrovnik

Another city popular with tourists is Dubrovnik. She gained notoriety when the hit TV series Game of Thrones was partially filmed in this city. The peculiarity of the city lies in the city wall. It surrounded the entire old town and was completed in the 16th century. It is one of the best-preserved fortifications in Europe and contains five forts and sixteen towers. Walking the streets of the old town feels like stepping back in time. As a filming location for the popular series “Game of Thrones,” Dubrovnik serves as a backdrop. The Keep and King’s Landing featured in the series are “played” by the Lovrijenac Fortress, and the Blackwater Naval Battle takes place here. For enthusiastic series lovers, there is the opportunity to take a photo with the Iron Throne.

Croatia – A beautiful natural game

In addition to many unique cities, Croatia’s nature plays a significant role. Krka National Park is a must for hikers and nature lovers. Many lakes border each other and together overcome 45 meters in altitude, resulting in a spectacle of several waterfalls. You can tour the large area on wooden paths and come to various platforms from which you can view the falls. When the weather is good, you can spend pleasant hours here. Croatia is also known for its islands because it is not for nothing that the country is nicknamed the “land of a thousand islands.” A visit to the Kornati Islands is a must for divers. They consist of 152 islands and are located near the town of Biograd. The nature found there is unique and a particular pastime for hikers and boaters.

The Croatians are known for their hospitality in their country, making it all the more worthwhile to visit this multifaceted country. In addition to great nature with forests and sea, the big cities are just as impressive.