Croatia Religious + Waterfall Pictures

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Kvarner is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) southwest of the national capital Zagreb County, and approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) northwest of Split.

Kvarner is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) southwest of the national capital Zagreb County, and approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) northwest of Split.

Marvel at pretty waterfalls, explore scenic trails and swim in serene lakes at this astoundingly beautiful park.

Spend some time in a historic monastic complex, home to an outstanding museum of religious artwork and a well-preserved gothic cloister. 

Step inside this early 18th-century church devoted to Dubrovnik’s patron saint to see one of the city’s most worshipped religious icons.

Explore this 18th-century cathedral to see its impressive collection of art and religious relics, including remains of the city’s patron saint. 

With wonderful weather, a stylish marble-clad town and pretty lavender fields, this upscale island is a favorite among foreign visitors.

Escape to this uninhabited island for a relaxing day of swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing.

Step inside this early 18th-century church devoted to Dubrovnik’s patron saint to see one of the city’s most worshipped religious icons.

Explore this 18th-century cathedral to see its impressive collection of art and religious relics, including remains of the city’s patron saint. 

Marvel at pretty waterfalls, explore scenic trails and swim in serene lakes at this astoundingly beautiful park.

Spend a few hours exploring the tangle of medieval streets and cobbled squares that make up Zagreb’s atmospheric historic district.

Spend a few hours exploring the tangle of medieval streets and cobbled squares that make up Zagreb’s atmospheric historic district.

Step inside this early 18th-century church devoted to Dubrovnik’s patron saint to see one of the city’s most worshipped religious icons.

Spend some time in a historic monastic complex, home to an outstanding museum of religious artwork and a well-preserved gothic cloister. 

Discover some of Dubrovnik’s most famous historic attractions when you wander along this lively pedestrianized street, the old town’s main thoroughfare.

Step inside this early 18th-century church devoted to Dubrovnik’s patron saint to see one of the city’s most worshipped religious icons.

Spend a few hours exploring the tangle of medieval streets and cobbled squares that make up Zagreb’s atmospheric historic district.