Winter is the ideal time to delve into the rich history of Croatian coastal towns. Places like Dubrovnik’s old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are less crowded, allowing for a more intimate exploration of its ancient walls and historical buildings, as well as the town's museums. Another amazing option is visiting the charming Istrian hilltop towns, such as Motovun, Grožnjan, and Buzet.
The milder winter climate is perfect for outdoor activities. The Plitvice Lakes National Park, another Croatian UNESCO World Heritage site, is an amazing place to visit all year round, especially during winter when the park and its 16 lakes, linked by magical waterfalls, become a real-life winter wonderland.
Croatian cuisine is a blend of Mediterranean and Slavic influences. Winter is the season for trying traditional winter dishes like pašticada and fritule, as well as the perfect time to explore some of the best wineries in Istria to learn about local traditions of winemaking while avoiding large summer crowds.
This gorgeous 4-star hotel offers a blend of comfort and luxury just outside of the town's center. With modern amenities, including an indoor saltwater pool, wellness center, top-notch dining options, and great entertainment for the whole family, the hotel provides an unforgettable winter experience of relaxation and indulgence in a beautiful setting.
Situated on the Korčula town promenade, this historic hotel, dating back to 1912, offers a vintage experience with modern comfort. The hotel's café has been a social hub for decades, and its proximity to the old town makes it an ideal base for exploring the island's rich history and culture.
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