Night in Zagreb

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is the cultural, scientific, and economic center of the region. An old, baroque European city, it's filled with museums, ancient historic landmarks, and local shops and restaurants.
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Romantic dinner in Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik has often been called the most beautiful city in the world. A medieval city on the Adriatic, it boasts magnificent old architecture and a rich culural tradition reflected in its art and craft community and Mediterranean cuisine. Italy and Greece can hardly compete with the city's natural landscape and folklore.
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Tour of a thousand lakes in Plitvice

Plitvice is a national park, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptionally varied flora and fauna. A stunning sight of cliffs, dams, lakes, and waterfalls, it's one of Croatia's biggest tourist attractions.
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Weekend in Slavonski Brod

This small town with a long history is Neven's hometown. Set on a river in the middle of Croatia's fertile country, it's also home to many historic Austro-Hungarian buildings and relics from the Roman times.
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Visit to Zadar's Sea Organ

Zadar is home to one of the world's most interesting musical instruments - a city-square-sized marble organ "played" by the wind and the crashing waves of the Adriatic sea.
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Stay on the island of Korcula

The Observer describes Korcula this way: "The greenest, most independent and most interesting of Croatia's 1,000 or so islands, Korcula was a favorite Greek holiday spot over 2,000 years ago. Very much a law unto itself - as you might expect from a community that resisted the sieges of centuries - Korcula town is a mini-fortress enclosed with honey-coloured stone walls that contain hidden treasures, from icons to Tiepolos, as well as architectural delights in every narrow, cobbled street."
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