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Cathedral of Saint Domnius
Split, Croatia
A cathedral inside the former mausoleum of the Roman emperor, with a bell tower you can climb.
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Croatia
A crescent of country with a long Adriatic coast, over a thousand islands, Roman ruins, walled towns and waterfall-filled national parks.
- Capital
- Zagreb
- Languages
- Croatian
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)
- Best time to go
- May to June and September for warm sea, good light and fewer crowds; July and August are hot and busy on the coast.
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Cathedral of St James
Sibenik, Croatia
A Renaissance cathedral built entirely of stone, famed for a frieze of carved faces on its apses.
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Church of St Donatus
Zadar, Croatia
A round pre-Romanesque church from the early Middle Ages, built using stones from the Roman forum.
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Church of St Euphemia
Rovinj, Croatia
The baroque hilltop church whose bell tower defines Rovinj's skyline.
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Euphrasian Basilica
Porec, Croatia
A sixth-century basilica complex whose gold mosaics are among the finest Byzantine art in the region.
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Zagreb Cathedral
Zagreb, Croatia
Twin neo-Gothic spires that dominate Zagreb's skyline.
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St Mark's Church
Zagreb, Croatia
A church with a colourful tiled roof showing the coats of arms of Croatia and Zagreb.
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St Mark's Cathedral Korcula
Korcula, Croatia
A Gothic-Renaissance cathedral on the old town's main square with a climbable tower.
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