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One of Croatia’s most
fascinating places,
the fortified city
of Dubrovnik

 
  Dubrovnik was one
of the great maritime
cities of the Middle Ages
 
  One of Dubrovnik’s
most distinguishing
features is its classic
red-tiled roofs
 
  The monastery
of Dubrovnik
 
  The Rector’s
Palace
 
  We travel the
scenic coastal
road along the
Adriatic Sea
 
  Split is an ancient
Roman center
125 miles north
of Dubrovnik
 
  One of the sights
we see in Split is
the Diocletian Palace
 
  On our free day in
Split, you have the
option to visit one of
the nearby islands
such as Hvar
 
  Continue along the
Adriatic coast
to Trogir for a
walking tour in
the historic center
 
  We overnight in
Zadar, the oldest
Slavic city on
the Adriatic
 
  A walking tour of
the town center includes
St. Donat Church
 
  The resort town of
Opatija is situated on
the Bay of Kvarner
 
  Opatija is known for
its beautiful beaches . . .
 
  . . . and its seaside
promenade
 
  Crossing into Slovenia,
stop to see the
Predjama Castle,
wedged into a cliff
 
  In ancient times
it might have looked
something like this
 
  Continuing into the
Julian Alps . . .
 
  . . . we arrive at
Lake Bled, one
of Europe's most
picturesque spots
 
  We take a boat
to St. Mary's Church,
situated on a tiny
island in the middle
of the lake
 
  Bled Castle sits
on a hill overlooking
the lake and the Alps
 
  Spend one night
in Ljubljana,
Europe's most
intimate capital
 
  Beautiful parks
and river walks are
one of Ljubljana's
highlights
 
  The Three Bridges
lie at the heart
of Ljubljana
 
  Enjoy a full day
exploring this
charming city
 
  Cross back into
Croatia, to the
capital city of Zagreb
 
  The city of Zagreb
is one of Europe's
best kept secrets
 
  Our sightseeing
tour of Zagreb
includes the
Parliament . . .
 
  . . . and St. Stephen’s
Cathedral in the
historic Upper Town
 
  Come to Croatia
and Slovenia in
the springtime . . .
 
  . . . to see a different
side of Europe