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Korčula, often called "Little Dubrovnik," captivates with its medieval architecture, while Novalja, on the island of Pag, boasts a youthful nightlife scene centered around Zrće Beach. Meanwhile, Pula showcases its Roman Arena, one of the best-preserved in the world, intertwining cultural richness with leisure.
As a natural sanctuary, Mljet offers a serene escape with lush landscapes and captivating legends. In the historic town of Trogir, the intricate architecture resonates with two thousand years of history.
On Zlatni Rat, a unique natural phenomenon of changing shape, water sports enthusiasts flock to the crystalline shores, while Zagreb shines with its historic Upper Town and vibrant Lower Town, reflecting European elegance mixed with Mediterranean warmth.