Top Things to do In Hvar 2021

"Quite amazing to think all this was built so long ago and it is still standing. A beautiful building with lots of history- definitely a good idea to go on one of the walking tours. "

"Hello, Split! The bell tower climbed to the weak legs, mainly because of fear of heights, but the scenery on the roof is unique! I didn't stay in Split for a long time. I mainly came here to take a boat to Havar Island. The old cities in Europe are almost the same, and it is quite good to stroll around."

"Split, Temple of Jupiter, the black marble Egyptian sphinx at the door has a history of 3,500 years, but unfortunately it has been "beheaded". In contrast, the sphinx statue on the right side of the cathedral bell tower is intact."

"We rushed here early in the morning because this is the highest terrain, so I thought about watching the sunrise. It was beautiful and there were few people. The entire fortress is very old, and now there are some ruins, but it is spectacular ."

"The Golden Gate (North Gate of the Old City) is the main entrance of Emperor Diocletian's entrance and exit to the palace, and it is also the best-preserved section of the old city wall. Outside the Golden Gate is the statue of Archbishop Ninsky created by Meštrović in 1929. I really don’t know who said that you can bring good luck by touching the toes of the statue. Just look at the shiny golden toes. This part Up to date. 【view】"

"The statue of ninski is a famous attraction in siplit. It is located at the obvious location of the north gate of the Palace of Territory. The black tall metal statue with a brightly polished left foot is said to bring good luck to it."

"Kamerlengo Castle is the forefront of Trogir’s coastal defense. The castle was built in the middle of the 15th century. The top of the jagged city wall is eye-catching. Standing on the castle, you can see the beautiful scenery of Trogir’s old town and port as well as the Adriatic Sea."

"It is the largest stone church in the world that is not supported by bricks and woods. On the outer wall of the church, there are 71 heads of people carved. It is said that they were portrayed according to the real appearance of people in the Middle Ages 500 years ago..."

"Mostar was built in 1452 and is full of the style of the Ottoman Empire. It is famous for a stone arch bridge. The old bridge is 427 years old and spans the beautiful Neletva River. It is one of the most famous sights in Bosnia and Herzegovina and even the Balkans, and is listed as a World Cultural Heritage. Regrettably, it was destroyed by the war between nations in 1993. The current stone bridge is rebuilt later. The bridge deck is paved with pebbles, which is a bit slippery, and visitors should pay special attention to safety when they are long. There was a diving performance by local guys on the bridge. The ancient city is full of local handicraft shops and local ethnic food shops, and the aroma of local food comes from time to time. There are still bullet marks on the buildings of the ancient city, recording the cruelty of the war at that time, and also alerting people to the hard-won life of cherishing peace. How important is the exchange, tolerance, and mutual learning among civilizations of all races."