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Local guide in Croatia Sabina Fučić

Croatia is a country that impresses with its diverse landscapes, rich culture and picturesque towns. Traveling through this Balkan country with a Polish guide allows you to discover places full of history and local traditions that are not always accessible to the average tourist. A guide to Croatia will show you the most important attractions and take you to less obvious places that reveal the true heart of the country.

It is worth starting your tour of Croatia in the capital, Zagreb. Your English-speaking guide will show you the Upper Town (Gradec), where you can find monuments such as the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and the colorful Church of St. Mark. Strolling along Tkalčićeva Street, you can feel the local atmosphere and try traditional dishes in one of the many cafes and restaurants.

One of the most beautiful places in Croatia is Plitvice Lakes, a national park listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your English-speaking guide will take you on a tour of the turquoise lakes, waterfalls and lush vegetation. They will also tell you about the unique flora and fauna of the park and its importance for the country's nature.

Another must-see is Split, a city where modernity meets history. Your English-speaking guide will show you around Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and tell you about everyday life in this vibrant city. A walk along the Riva promenade is the perfect opportunity to feel the atmosphere of a seaside town.

You can't miss Dubrovnik, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. It is a city with a unique charm, full of impressive defensive walls, narrow streets and monuments. The English guide to Croatia will show you the most important places, such as Stradun - the main street of the old town, the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary or the fortress Lovrijenac. You will also hear stories about the history of Dubrovnik and its inhabitants.

Local guide in Croatia Sabina Fučić

Croatia is also famous for its picturesque islands, such as Hvar, Korčula and Brač. A Polish guide to Croatia will offer a cruise around the surrounding islands, where you can discover hidden coves, crystal-clear beaches and traditional fishing villages. He or she will tell you about the local culture, olive oil and wine production, and the history of maritime traditions.

When traveling through Croatia, it is worth visiting towns such as Trogir, Rovinj or Pula, where Roman monuments such as the amphitheater in Pula have been preserved. A Polish guide to Croatia will show you around these places, telling you about their history and significance in the context of the whole country.

Croatia is also a paradise for nature lovers. In the Krka National Park, you can admire waterfalls, and in the Paklenica National Park, you can climb rocks. A Polish guide to Croatia will help you plan an active day, tailored to your interests and abilities.

Croatia is not only about beautiful landscapes, but also about delicious cuisine. The English guide to Croatia will take you on a culinary journey where you can try local specialties such as pašticada, octopus baked under the grill, or fresh seafood. You will also discover local wines and food traditions.

With a Polish guide, discovering Croatia is an unforgettable experience full of history, flavors, adventures and views that will remain in your memory for a long time. It is a country that offers everything - from mountains to the sea, from big cities to charming villages, all in an atmosphere of hospitality and southern joie de vivre.

Local guide in Croatia Sabina Fučić

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