9 articles to prepare your trip
Konjic
50 km from Sarajevo, Konjic brings together a listed Ottoman bridge, Tito's atomic bunker and UNESCO-listed craftsmanship, on the banks of the Neretva.
Musée des relations rompues
In Zagreb's Upper Town, the Museum of Broken Relationships displays objects donated after a breakup, each accompanied by an anonymous account from its former owner.
Monumental cemetery in Zagreb designed by Hermann Bollé, celebrated for its neo-Renaissance arcades, funerary sculptures and multi-faith character.
In Korčula, the Marco Polo Centre occupies three medieval houses and explores the life of the 13th-century explorer, whose birthplace the city claims.
The Jajce Franciscan Museum houses four collections, from the presumed sarcophagus of Stefan Tomašević to manuscripts linked to the city's founder.
In Jajce, the Museum of the 2nd Session of the AVNOJ preserves the hall where the foundations of federal Yugoslavia, led by Tito, were laid in 1943.
Zadar
UNESCO old town, Sea Organ, 300-island archipelago and a legendary sunset: the complete guide to visiting Zadar in northern Dalmatia.
Dubrovnik
UNESCO walls, white marble streets and crystalline islands: everything you need to know to visit Dubrovnik without the cruise ship crowds.
Situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, Pula is the largest city in this region of Croatie. This ancient city captivates with its **rich Roman heritage**, notably its majestic amphitheater dating from the 1st century. Between crystal-clear beaches, secret coves and ancient ruins, Pula perfectly combines **history** and **seaside relaxation**.
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