D U B R O V N I K
Dubrovnik is rich in cultural and historical monuments and is included in UNESCO World Heritage List. Dubrovnik Summer Festival is held annually here, and the city is also the venue for various scientific (IUC), scholarly and literary conferences (PEN in 1933 and 1993) and world tourist congresses (ASTA, FUAAV, DRV, SNAV). Nature lovers can find here a true Mediterranean landscape, sailors will find marinas and blue sea. To learn more about this beautiful city visit these additional web sites. Enjoy.
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Information about Dubrovnik |
Croatia resembles
croissant, with a long Adriatic coastline forming the southern end, and the
land between the rivers Drava and Sava forming the northern end. The capital,
Zagreb, sits on the intersection of the these regions.
The Adriatic coastline is the most prominent feature of Croatia and it
spans 430 km from Istrian peninsula in the north to Dubrovnik in the south.
The coast is highly indented (total lenght without islands is about 1.500
km) with rocky cliffs and many small inlets. The Adriatic coastline
has as many as 1.185 islands, while the 1.500 meter high Dinaric
Alps run along the coast to divide it from inland.
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Croatian turist info |