Historic Sites

Croatia abounds in sites of historical significance, with the remains of buildings from ancient times, preserved medieval cities, Renaissance buildings… The historic centres of Dubrovnik, Trogir and Split (Diocletian's Palace), the Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč, the Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik, Starogradsko polje on the island of Hvar, the defence systems of Zadar and Šibenik and medieval tombstones (stećci) are part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Dalmatia

Tvrdalj Castle, Stari Grad, Hvar Island

Central Croatia

Karlovac, hexagon of the city centre

Dalmatia

The Porch , The Meštrović Gallery

Dalmatia

The sea view, The Meštrović Gallery

Dalmatia

Front view, The Meštrović Gallery

Central Croatia

The Monument to the Uprising of the People of Kordun and Banija, interior, Blue Sky Adriatic

Central Croatia

The Monument to the Uprising of the People of Kordun and Banija, Blue Sky Adriatic

Dalmatia

Bridge connecting town of Trogir and Island of Čiovo

Kvarner and the Highlands

Medevial Castle, Grobnik

Dalmatia

Abandoned military tunnel, remaining from the Yugoslav National Army

Dalmatia

Grgur Ninski statue in Split, the work of Ivan Meštrović

Dalmatia

Ruins of Benedictine Monastery, Lokrum

Filmed Here

Germany2020TV Film

Split Homicide IX-X

Filming locations

Coastal Cities & Towns, Historic Sites, Inland Cities & Towns, Rivers & Lakes, Roads & Transport

Croatia2021TV Series

The Last Socialist Artefact

Filming locations

Historic Sites, Industrial Landscapes, Inland Cities & Towns, Roads & Transport

Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Slovakia2022Feature Film

How I Learned to Fly

Filming locations

Coastal Cities & Towns, Historic Sites, Islands

USA2021Feature Film

Mayday

Filming locations

Coastal Cities & Towns, Historic Sites