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This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.

Enjoy walks around the lakes and woodlands of this public park, admire architectural landmarks and visit a zoo with over 275 animal species. 

Learn about the origin and development of the Jewish community in Dubrovnik when you visit this small synagogue and museum. 

Housed in a neo-Renaissance palace, this gallery showcases European art spanning from the 14th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

This absorbing museum focuses on decorative arts, with a wide-ranging collection that includes clothing, toys, furniture and ceramics.

Wander along the cobbled lanes of this UNESCO-listed walled city, home to a collection of impressive historical sights.

Take the family to see exotic animal species, such as lions, monkeys and tapirs, in this intimate zoo, set in the lush Maksimir Park.

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

Browse the frequently changing contemporary art exhibitions in this art nouveau-style gallery, which was built specially to host large exhibits.

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

Watch ballet, opera or dramatic performances at this huge neo-Baroque venue, the city\'s premier cultural destination.

Orient yourself to the city in this manicured public square, which is dominated by an imposing statue of its namesake king.

Backing onto the pine-covered foothills of the Marjan peninsula, this scenic pebble and sand stretch has an appealing laid-back atmosphere. 

Find a seat on a shaded bench and admire the natural surroundings at these tranquil and calming gardens.

Discover a tranquil Croatian island where centuries-old villages sit within picturesque vineyards and the gentle, crystal-clear waters are simply irresistible. 

Leave the city behind and escape to this artificial lake and recreation center for swimming, cycling and other outdoor activities.

Backing onto the pine-covered foothills of the Marjan peninsula, this scenic pebble and sand stretch has an appealing laid-back atmosphere. 

Peruse more than 1,500 primitive 20th-century works of art by untrained artists. Pieces range from paintings and drawings to sculptures and prints.

Wander along the cobbled lanes of this UNESCO-listed walled city, home to a collection of impressive historical sights.

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

From spacecraft models to glass beehives containing live bees, this quirky museum showcases mechanical and engineering treasures.