Things to do in Croatia
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Aquarius
A truly fab place to party, this enormously popular spot has a series of rooms that open onto a huge terrace on the lake. House and techno are the standard fare here.
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Club Palach
In the back alley, accessible through a small passageway off Jadranski trg, this old stand-by caters to students who find it a good, low-key place to drink and dance.
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Puls 2
Hip and sleek, this bar pulsates on summer nights, to the discomfort of guests in the nearby Hotel Slavija. Friday night there's live music and Saturday is disco night.
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Nono
You can tell that Nono serves the best pizzas in town because it's always crowded. With their soft, puffy crust and fresh toppings, these pizzas are actually memorable.
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Old Town Open-Air Cinema
Open nightly in July and August with screening starting after sundown (21:00 or 21:30); ask at Sloboda Cinema for the schedule. There is another open-air cinema at Lapad.
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Ri
It's short on ambience, but this self-service restaurant is fast and offers good value for money. Dishes change daily and could be anything from fried fish to pork chops.
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Loggia
The 16th-century loggia is in front of the Hotel Palace. In front of it is an 18th-century column Štandarac, from which governmental decisions used to be announced.
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Archbishop's Palace
Under the northeastern wing of the Archbishop's Palace, of which little remains, is a 19th-century park with a sculpture of a female nude by Antun Augustinčić.
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Governor's Towers
The conical Large Governor's Tower (1483) and the Small Governor's Tower (1449) protected the harbour and the Governor's Palace, which used to stand next to the town hall.
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Ivica I Marica
Not exactly veggie, but with a good range of veggie and fish dishes plus meatier fare, this stylish restaurant also serves mouthwatering pastries in its adjoining café.
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Cilipi Folklore Tour from Dubrovnik
5 hours (Departs Dubrovnik, Croatia)
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Saloon
This fashionable watering hole tries to attract a slightly older crowd by devoting at least one night a week to classic rock. Other nights, the emphasis is on Croatian techno.
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Restaurant Domino
Head here for a meat fix. The restaurant offers a good selection of cow cuttings, but the other items don't offer the best value for money. It's often filled with large groups.
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Supermarket
There's a supermarket that keeps long hours, and around the vegetable market you'll find a number of stands selling burek (heavy pastries stuffed with meat or cheese).
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Medjugorje Full-Day Trip from Dubrovnik
11 hours (Departs Dubrovnik, Croatia)
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From Dubrovnik, take a day trip to one of Europe’s most holy, peaceful and spiritual places – Medjugorje. Located in the green mountains of Bosnia and…Not LP reviewed
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All Saints' Church
This 18th-century baroque church features a carved and painted 15th-century rood screen and a wooden late-18th-century pietà besides a wealth of local religious paintings.
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Lapad Open-Air Cinema
Open nightly in July and August with screening starting after sundown (21:00 or 21:30); ask at Sloboda Cinema for the schedule. There is another open-air cinema at the Old Town.
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Aruba
This enormously popular café-bar-disco is a relaxing hang-out during the day and turns into an exciting venue for live music and parties at night. Weekends are disco nights.
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Tramonto
Fantastic sunsets are to be savoured as you sip cocktails at this terrace bar. It's popular with locals, tourists and yachters alike. The music is relaxed and the vibe easy-going.
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Croatia Family Adventure
8 days (Split)
A multi activity adventure for the family exploring the Croatian coast and islands.
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Galeb
You'll pay mostly for location here - the seafront terrace is a great place to linger and people-watch. The food is unimaginative but decent; expect standard mainstays and pizzas.
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Ancient Venetian Empire by Bike
8 days (Mestre)
Cycle the Adriatic coast from Venice through Slovenia and Croatia.
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Agava
Smart casual is the style here both in the décor and the food, which runs from grilled fish to hearty pastas and pizzas. The outdoor terrace makes summer dining here a delight.
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Blidinje
A locals’ local that’s perfect for a meat feast. Call first and order lamb or veal slow-cooked under hot coals, then turn up in a couple of hours and it’ll be cooked to perfection.
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Gundulićeva Poljana
A bustling morning market. The monument in the centre is of Dubrovnik's famous poet, Ivan Gundulić. The reliefs on the pedestal depict scenes from his epic poem, Osman.
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