Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of pure, awe-inspiring beauty. The 16 lakes, connected by countless waterfalls and cascades in stunning turquoise-blue hues, are a true paradise. Walking on the wooden boardwalks allows you to get close to the water, feel the mist of the falls and see almost to the bottom of the lakes. It's an absolute must-do for any nature lover. Important points on the trails and walking conditions: The park offers a variety of routes (like C, H, F, E etc.) that combine walking, a boat ride on Lake Kozjak, and use of a shuttle. Most of the walking paths and boardwalks are very narrow, slippery, and sometimes uneven, and the park gets extremely crowded, therefore in my opinion the trails are not suitable for baby strollers or wheelchairs, also - access is difficult for people with walking difficulties or seniors who require stability. Recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip. Tickets: Recommended to book tickets online in advance for a specific time slot and entrance (1 or 2), as the daily visitor capacity is limited and tickets sell out quickly. It's best to arrive as early as possible (right at opening time) to avoid the biggest crowds. Paid parking is available at both entrances (make sure to park at the entrance for which you bought your ticket). Along the paths, there are several rest points with WCs and some places to buy food, but it's a bit pricey, so you can bring some water, sandwiches, or snacks. In summary, this is an amazing natural wonder that is worth every effort.

Beautiful beach, perfect for small kids. Blue waters and sand! Good food on the other side of the beach.

What a place. Really beautiful. Terrain maybe a little bit challenging for some people. The falls the lake the small fishes birds the wildlife is just amazing! Not to be missed when in Croatia. The wooden walkway at the end was the most amazing part. The view was spectacular.

What a place. Really beautiful. Terrain maybe a little bit challenging for some people. The falls the lake the small fishes birds the wildlife is just amazing! Not to be missed when in Croatia. The wooden walkway at the end was the most amazing part. The view was spectacular.

A great restaurant right in the marina in Biograd. Very spacious, with a terrace and a view of yachts and sailboats. The restaurant is impeccably clean and beautifully decorated. Drink prices are average while food prices may be slightly higher than average. The menu is very interesting and will give you the opportunity to try something new. The staff is very kind and helpful in choosing food. The menu includes fish, crustacean and meat dishes. There is a children's menu. There are also desserts for those with a sweet tooth. Paid parking is available right next to the restaurant while free street parking is available nearby.

Mythical place filled with old and unfortunately recent historical events that shaped Croatian history. Very well maintained and packed with lots of educational boards and interactive activities. Best to come before sunset (around 19:00 later in the year). Ticker price was 6,00 € per person. There is small parking underneath the fortress but I would suggest leaving your car on the main street and use walking paths.

The Land Gate (Kopnena Vrata) is one of Zadar’s most iconic historical landmarks, located in the city’s Old Town. Built in 1543 by the Venetian architect Michele Sanmicheli, it served as the main entrance to the fortified city during the Venetian Republic. It is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture and holds immense historical and cultural significance. Key Features: 1. Design: • The gate is adorned with elaborate carvings, including a central triumphal arch flanked by two smaller arches. • At the top, it features the Lion of Saint Mark, a symbol of Venice, signifying Zadar’s importance as part of the Venetian Republic during that time. • It also includes decorative elements such as coats of arms and inscriptions. 2. Function: • The Land Gate was strategically positioned as part of the city’s defensive walls, which protected Zadar from Ottoman attacks. • It connected the city to the mainland via a drawbridge over the Fosa, a narrow moat that still exists today. 3. Cultural Significance: • Today, the Land Gate is a preserved part of Zadar’s UNESCO-listed Venetian fortifications. • It stands as a symbol of Zadar’s rich history and its strategic importance in the Adriatic during the Renaissance period. Modern Use: The Land Gate is now a pedestrian passage and a favorite spot for visitors exploring the Old Town. Its location near the Fosa Harbor makes it a picturesque entrance to Zadar’s historic center.

Paseo Maritimo is actually the coastal promenade. Great for a morning run when there aren't many people.

Visiting the Church of St. Donatus and climbing the adjacent Bell Tower is well worth the effort - the entrance is 5€. The church’s unusual circular arhitecture with it's mixture of Romanesque and Byzantine influences dates back to the 9th century and it's definitely a bit of a gem. Climbing the Bell Tower is rewarded with an excellent panorama of Zadar’s old town, the shimmering Adriatic Sea, and nearby islands.

This piece surprised me not just visually but conceptually. It’s more than just lights—it’s a clever tribute to nature, astronomy, and renewable energy. The solar panels absorb sunlight all day and then use that stored energy to create a multi-colored light show after dark. It’s especially meaningful if you're into science, sustainability, or just interactive public art. Families, couples, solo travelers—everyone seemed to be drawn in. I loved the blend of technology, nature, and creativity. Great spot to relax, reflect, or just be present.

Went on a 14km~ rafting tour down a river that is used for white water rafting some months of the year. It was very calm when we were there in mid August. Riva rafting gave us a map and a place to meet them at their centre next to the start point, then gave us all the gear we needed (helmets, life jackets, waterproof pots) and then we got into inflatable rafts in pairs. There were two skippers - one at the front and one at the back to make sure everyone was accounted for. They led us through everything in English and we had a great time, despite a thunderstorm at the very end! At the end point they took drivers off to get the cars and the rest of us waited at the bar. As we paid for the tour + lunch, we also went to their campsite restaurant and were given a mixed grill. Altogether it was great value and we had a fantastic time!

One of these places where you don't need to walk much to see something amazing;) Just outside the parking lot, you can observe climbers or simply rest in the shade of the mountains and trees. Definitely go on a trek too or take a climbing lesson with a local guide!

Being a great study of Nikola Tesla and his understanding of the forces of nature meant I couldn't miss visiting this place! This memorial is a great tribute to a remarkable man. The outside views are beautiful and the technological feats inside even more so.. I'd highly recommend this place to those with a curious mind.. Or a simple one.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of pure, awe-inspiring beauty. The 16 lakes, connected by countless waterfalls and cascades in stunning turquoise-blue hues, are a true paradise. Walking on the wooden boardwalks allows you to get close to the water, feel the mist of the falls and see almost to the bottom of the lakes. It's an absolute must-do for any nature lover. Important points on the trails and walking conditions: The park offers a variety of routes (like C, H, F, E etc.) that combine walking, a boat ride on Lake Kozjak, and use of a shuttle. Most of the walking paths and boardwalks are very narrow, slippery, and sometimes uneven, and the park gets extremely crowded, therefore in my opinion the trails are not suitable for baby strollers or wheelchairs, also - access is difficult for people with walking difficulties or seniors who require stability. Recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip. Tickets: Recommended to book tickets online in advance for a specific time slot and entrance (1 or 2), as the daily visitor capacity is limited and tickets sell out quickly. It's best to arrive as early as possible (right at opening time) to avoid the biggest crowds. Paid parking is available at both entrances (make sure to park at the entrance for which you bought your ticket). Along the paths, there are several rest points with WCs and some places to buy food, but it's a bit pricey, so you can bring some water, sandwiches, or snacks. In summary, this is an amazing natural wonder that is worth every effort.

Remember the place, great service, and good rooms. Placed two minutes from the entering of Plitvice park, do not need a car to enter. Great breakfast. We loved it and recommended everyone to come and enjoy it. Thank you, Milica and Nicolas, the stay here was amazing because of your great service.

This is the tallest waterfall in Plitvice Lakes National Park, measuring approximately 78 meters in height. It is a single-drop waterfall, cascading straight down from a high cliff in a dramatic and powerful flow. The sight of the water plunging in a single stream is truly awe-inspiring. In spring and after rainfall, the volume of water increases, creating an even more impressive spectacle. During winter, the frozen form offers a completely different yet equally stunning view. Visiting early in the morning rewards you with a magical atmosphere, as mist and sunlight create a dreamlike setting. It is the closest major attraction to Ticket Office 1, and certain trail routes allow you to reach a viewpoint right at the base of the waterfall.

It is a great piece of architecture just 100 meters from main square. Inside it is very beautiful. It has a small connection with Las Vegas. A Croatian owner of a casino in Las Vegas had gifted them 3 chandeliers which are prominently displayed though they look little out of place. The atmosphere inside was very calm and soothing. It is better to see with a guide who can explain the great historical background. Worth seeing !!

An amazing museum. The stories really cut through. Some of them were funny but a lot of them were emotional and really touching. It certainly brings back memories and/or a way to feel things buried deep. Such a beautiful idea and the contributions were just superb. The staff were just lovely too! Well done all!!

Unfortunately it’s close at the moment so you can only see it from outside or the best view of the roof you can take it from the Lotrscak Tower. If you go during the weekend in the summer from 5 to 8pm you can see few people dressed with the old time fashion.

Very nice outlet, good prices, a bit far from the city, but definitely worth going to..

Always a great time! I’m obsessed with the black water. So wonderful to soak and relax. Lots of pools, slides and always fun.

Herberstein Zoo, located in Styria, Austria, is a charming wildlife park set around a historic castle. It offers a great mix of native and exotic animals in spacious enclosures, along with beautiful walking paths and stunning views. Perfect for a family day out or nature lovers looking to explore diverse species up close.

Didn't go inside, just visited to the courtyard. However it's one of the main sites in town. Worth a visit probably. The courtyard has a small cafe with drinks and seating area.

Great view from the tower at an affordable price. I recommended! On the way up the tower you can lean about the history of the tower and the city of Sopron through the ages. The history is illustrated with pictures and information in Hungarian, German and English. You do need to climb some narrow stairs to get up to the tower. It’s an old tower so there is no elevator to get up. I have added pictures from daytime, nighttime and the view from the tower overlooking the city.

This is the first theme park what I’ve ever enjoyed as an adult. It’s clean, there are lots of attractions for the children and parents. Amazing! I recommend to buy tickets online in advance. We’ll come back!

The palace museum consists of 3 parts. Ground floor - quite a strange, in my opinion, exposition. But maybe someone will like it.. 1st floor - an interesting part of the palace, which contains the Haydn Hall, various collections, household items, and other curiosities. And a very interesting part - basement, wine museum The palace is worth your attention. Entrance costs 19 euros. But you should keep in mind that there are only guided tours during the week. If you just want to walk and look, then choose Saturday and Sunday. There is an underground parking lot, which is quite expensive. There is a much cheaper parking lot 100 meters from the palace. But it is better to drive past the palace and stop at the parking lot 200 meters along the park A walk through the park will also be pleasant!

Such a beautiful place. It’s winter now so you better get warm clothes and ready to walk. I bet in summer it’s moreeee attractive. There’s also a park for kids, it’s really good. Beautiful landscape! For sure I’d come back in summer.

Hidden gem of a place! Really easy to get from Vienna. The mine is well cared for. Our guide spoke English, was super entertaining and we learnt much about the world war 2 period. Don't miss out! Boat ride is cool!

stunning park filled with endless greenery—being surrounded by nature here truly feels rejuvenating. Don’t forget to bring snacks and some food, as there’s a lot of walking involved and you’ll want to take your time enjoying the peaceful environment.