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16644 Sculpture of the author Marija Juric Zagorka found in Upper Town, the former Gradec. Zagreb has many sculptures along it's busy streets. Zagreb is the capitol of the Republic of Croatia. Present Zagreb has developed from two medieval settlements, Gradec and Kaptol, dating as far back as 1094.
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16708 Croatian woman sells her produce at Dolac Market in Upper Town Zagreb. The Dolac Market is a large outdoor market where fresh produce from local farmers are sold as well as leather goods, flowers and souvenirs are sold to both locals and tourists. The Dolac Market was established in 1930. Zagreb is the capitol of the Republic of Croatia and not only the heart of political activity but also economic and cultural. Present Zagreb has developed from two medieval settlements, Gradec and Kaptol, dating as far back as 1094.
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16752 Walking path along Kaluderovac Jezero at the northern end of Plitvice Lakes National Park located in central Croatia. Water has flowed over limestone cliffs for thousands of years depositing travertine barriers creating natural dams which in turn have created a series of beautiful lakes, caves and waterfalls. Plitvice Lakes became Croatia's first national park in 1949 and became a UNESCO's World Heritage Site in 1979.
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16306 Fort Lovrijenac, also known as Dubrovnik's Gibralter sits atop the cliffs above the waters of the Adriatic Sea and across the cove from the walled city of Dubrovnik. The fort was built to resist Venetian rule and is today used as a theater. Dubrovnik is part of the Dalmatia region of Croatia and is one of the most attractive and famous cities of the Mediterranean. Dubrovnik is inscribed on the List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
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16566 Flowers hanging through shutters of an old Rovinj building . Rovinj sits on the western coast of Istria in Croatia. Rovinj is the jewel of Croatia's Istria coast with its colorful houses clustered together on tight winding streets. The town was developed by Venetians.
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16415 Fishing boat off the Island of Hvar, Croatia.
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16483 Rooftops as seen from the bell tower known as St. Doimus located inside the Diocletian's palace. Diocletian's Palace was built at the end of the third century by Roman Emperor Diocletian where he spent his last years of his life. The Palace of Diocletian is inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Palace was built well before the city of Split existed but is today the heart of the city. Split is the cultural and traffic center of Dalmatia. The 1700 year old city has a variety of archaeological, historic and cultural monuments. Split, Croatia.
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16444 Boats anchored on the waters of Hvar. The beautiful ancient town of Hvar sits on the northern point of Hvar Island on the Adriatic Sea along the Croatian Coast.
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