Croatia Travel Guide: Part Two

Rijeka 🌴Rijeka, Croatia’s third-largest city and a major industrial and port hub, is known for its shipbuilding, oil refining, engine manufacturing, and chemical industries. The city’s historic shipyards are a testament to its maritime heritage. 💜Must-visit spots include:🌴Rijeka Open-Air Market: A lively place for fresh produce and local crafts. Baroque Bell Tower: Offers panoramic views of the city. 🌊Beaches: Perfect for a quick coastal escape. ust 35 km away lies Krk Island, Croatia’s largest island, featuring: Pebble beaches and lush inland landscapes. 🌈Vrbnik Town: Famous for its narrowest street in the world and Mediterranean charm. 🌊Zagreb – The Capital Zagreb, Croatia’s only metropolis with over a million people, is divided into:Upper Town (Old Town): Home to historic landmarks like: Lotrščak Tower. St. Mark’s Church (with its iconic tiled roof)🌿 ⭕Zagreb Cathedral (damaged in the 2020 earthquakes, now under restoration). Stone Gate (a sacred pilgrimage site). Lower Town: The city’s commercial and cultural heart, featuring: Ban Jelačić Square (the main square) ⭕Zagreb Central Station. Fun Fact: Croatia is the birthplace of the necktie (cravat), which remains a national symbol of elegance and tradition.🌿 #CroatiaTravel #Rijeka #Zagreb #ExploreCroatia #HiddenGems