Croatia
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Croatia pictures. Croatia, mostly stretching along the coast of the Adriatic, owes much of its beauty to the sea: from several hundred year old seaside towns to the untouched nature of barely inhabited islands, the coast of the Adriatic offers a varied and wonderful landscape. In the pictures below you can find the faces of Krk Island, Pula, Rijeka, Rovinj, Opatija, Split and Zlarin island, with the only non-maritime exception being Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. 
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The setting sun paints the nature pink on Krk Island with the Istria peninsula in the background.
Italian, French and English ads on a corner in Rovinj (Paninoteca means bread-o-shop)
The Big Blue as seen from the quaint Croatian town of Opatija.
The Amphitheater (or 'Arena') of Pula, which is the best-preserved Roman amphitheater in existence.
Ancient triumphal arch (Arch of the Sergii) in the street in Pula.
The Roman Temple of Augustus (built around 10 AD) in an atmospheric square in Pula.
Split is the largest coastal city of Croatia, and has one of the best-preserved old towns.
Typical Eastern European eclectic buildings lining Jelasic Square, the main square of Zagreb.
Croatian mountains near the Adriatic sea seen from the village of Skrad.
Zlarin is one of the less inhabited islands of Croatia, close to Sibenik.
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