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Archaeological Museum Zadar
Bokar Fortress: From Cannon Tests to King’s Landing
Buža Gate – The Northern Entrance to Dubrovnik’s Old Town
Captain’s Tower and 5 Wells Square
Cave Kličevica in the Canyon of Kličevica
Church of Saint Chrysogonus – the patron saint of Zadar
Church of St. Andrew and St. Peter the Old – Zadar
Church of St. Anselm and Chapel of St. Marcela – Patrons of the Royal City of Nin
Church of St. Anthony in Benkovac
Church of St. Blaise – The Pinnacle of Baroque Splendor
Church of St. Francis: Architecture of the Mendicant Orders
Church of St. Ignatius – Jesuit Stairs – Walk of Shame (Game of Thrones)
Church of St. John the Baptist in Medviđa
Church of St. Nicholas near Nin
Church of St. Peter in Morpolača
Church of St. Peter in Kula Atlagić
Church, monastery and treasury of St. Francis of Assisi in Zadar
Crkvine Šopot and the First Inscription Mentioning Croats
Diving Platform and Swimming Pool in Zadar – from YPA Paratrooper Training to World Fashion Magazines
Dubrovnik Cathedral – Relics of the Head of St. Blaise, the Holy Swaddling Cloth of Jesus, and a Piece of the True Cross
Dubrovnik City Walls – West Entrance
Dubrovnik Maritime Museum: Why Maritime Trade Made the Republic So Successful
Dubrovnik Sea Aquarium – Beneath St. John’s Fortress
Duke Branimir of Croatia – Sculpture in Nin
Eastern Entrance to the Dubrovnik City Walls and Church of St. Luke
Former tobacco factory and teacher training school in Arbanasi
Fort Lovrijenac: From the Lost Lizard to Shakespeare and Game of Thrones
Fort Perušić in Perušić Benkovački
Fort Remains and the Church of St. John the Baptist at the Locality Gradina in Tinj
Fortica Fortress Near the Pag Bridge: Where King Bela IV Hid
Franciscan Monastery in Karin Donji
Ghirardini Palace
Gregory of Nin – Sculpture
Grisogono Vovo Palace in Zadar
Imperial Fountain in Zadar
International Centre for Underwater Archaeology in Zadar – Monastery of St. Nicholas
Kamerlengo Tower – City Hall of the town of Pag
Kličevica Fortress and Leonardo da Vinci’s Cannon
Lepuri Tower
Maškovića Han on Vrana Lake
Medieval Croatian ship Condura Croatica
Minčeta Tower: The Renaissance Masterpiece That Starred in Game of Thrones
Monument to Juraj Dalmatinac in Pag
Monument to the Pag Salt Worker: Collector of White Gold
Monument to the Sun or The Greeting to the Sun
Museum of Ancient Glass – Cosmacendi Palace – Bastion St. Marcele/Moro
Museum of Illusions Zadar
Museum of Nin antiquities
Nassis Palace – the birthplace of zoologist Spiridon Brusina
Old town of Pag and the church of St. Mary
Orlando’s Column and the Dubrovnik Ell
Orthodox Church of Saint Prophet Elijah
Orthodox Church of St. John in Benkovac
Ostrovica Fortress and Sports Climbing Area
Otavac Tower and the remains of the Roman Quarry in Popovići
Petrizio Palace in Zadar
Pile Gate – Western Entrance to the Old Town – Dubrovnik Tram
Ploče Gate – The Eastern Entrance to Dubrovnik’s Old Town
Porporela: The Breakwater, the Wild League, and the Republic of Porporela
Providur’s Palace – Museum II Palaces
Queen Jelena Madijevka Park – Bastion Grimani/Ponton
Rector’s Palace – Museum II Palaces
Rector’s Palace and Pag Lace Gallery – Town of Pag
Remains of the Church of St Mark – Karin Donji
Remains of the Church of St. Thomas in a residential building
Remains of the Roman city of Corinium in Karin Donji
Remains of the Roman city of Nedinum in Nadin
Roman forum in Zadar
Roman Temple in Nin
Salt Magazines: Museum and Permanent Exhibition
Skrivanat Tower in the City of Pag
Small Harbor Foša and the Land Gate
Source of drinking water in Šopot
Sponza Palace (Divona) – State Archives in Dubrovnik
St. John’s Fortress in Dubrovnik – Entrance to the City Walls
St. Mary’s Church in Zadar – the Exhibition of the Gold and Silver of Zadar
Stojan Janković’s tower in Islam Grčki
Stradun: From Sea Channel to the Adriatic’s Most Famous Promenade
The Heritage Museum Benkovac in Fort Benković
The ancient Roman city of Asseria near Benkovac
The Bell Tower and the Roman Soldiers Maro and Baro
The Benedictine Convent of Pag: Keeper of UNESCO Heritage, Local Flavors, and a Thorn from Christ’s Crown
The Big Onofrio Fountain
The Bust of Bartol Kašić: The Father of Croatian Grammar
The Church and Shrine of Saint Simeon – a masterpiece of Gothic goldsmithing
The Church of Our Lady of Health and the Promenade of Fame – Zadar
The Church of Saint Dominic and the first university in Croatia
The Church of Saint Michael and the Monastery
The Church of St Ambrose in Nin
The Church of St. George in Pag: A Renaissance Jewel and Protector of the Town and Island
The Church of the Holy Cross in Nin: The Smallest Cathedral in the World
The Collegiate Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Pag
The Gold and Silver Church Treasury of Nin
The Grand Candelabra of Zadar
The Great Arsenal in Zadar
The Hidden Remains of St. Lawrence Church in Zadar
The Kaše Breakwater Protects the Old Port
The Katine Bridge: A Venetian Bridge Reborn in 2011
The Museum of Salt and Nin Saltworks
The Old Town of Vrana and the Croatian Royal Crown
The Rector’s Palace and Cultural History Museum in Dubrovnik
The Revelin Fortress: Dubrovnik’s Shield Against the Ottomans
The Roman urban villa
The Sea Organ – Zadar
The Small Arsenal
The Small Onofrio Fountain
The Zadar Sphinx, the largest sphinx in Europe, was built in memory of a beloved wife
Three Wells Square in Zadar
Tourist Info Centre – Cedulin Palace – Old Hospital Complex
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Tower Brgud
Vladimir Nazor Park – Forte Fortress – St. Martin’s Suburb
Zadar – Cathedral of St. Anastasia
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Zadar – Church of St Donatus
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Zadar City Hall Building
Zadar National Museum and exhibition space of the Zadar City Museum
Zadar’s City Guardhouse – Ethnographic Department of NMZ
Zadar’s City Loggia: A Medieval Hub of Power and Public Life
ZADAR weather
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