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Split might be the second-largest city in Croatia, but with its fine beaches, historical landmarks, museums, art galleries, and natural parks, it may well be the place to visit on your trip to this beautiful country. Seriously, there are so many things this city can offer and in case you plan to discover this Dalmatian beauty, here are the top 10 things to do in Split.
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Before we begin with this article, how about one quick question? Do you like contemporary art? If the answer is yes, we are absolutely sure that you will enjoy reading this piece as well you will enjoy visiting the Ludwig Museum in Budapest, a place that showcases Hungary’s most important collection of international contemporary art.
The Šibenik City Museum is a complex type of museum that consists of archaeological, cultural-historic, and ethnographic departments. The museum was founded in 1925 to celebrate the thousand-year anniversary of the Kingdom of Croatia and is in the former Prince’s Palace, which is very close to the Cathedral. In a way, everything that is relevant to the history of Šibenik and its region, you will find here.
If you have already been to Vienna, then you know it. Stephansdom is one of the biggest attractions of the Austrian capital. A genuine treasure of what Austria can offer and a reminder of Austria’s glorious times. With almost three million visitors a year, this is the number one attraction in the city and a real trademark of the biggest city in Austria. In case you are interested in discovering some of the most amazing facts about this place, stay with us, cause in the next 5 minutes we will take you on a journey through time and show you something very special about this place.
Croatia is really nothing special. Full of things you see all the time.
Beaches here are pretty ordinary.
Like this one.
The city architecture is absolutely horrendous.
I mean, who on Earth would come here?
Or here?
Move along, nothing to see here as well.
Hopefully, you’re never hungry because there is no good food here.
Not even in the local markets.
In some places, they think they are Italy.
And in others, they try to be like France.
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And they even copied Spanish jamon.
Nature here is just like anywhere else in the world.
With nothing special to offer.
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Whatever.
Totaly boring.
Like the sunsets.
They aren’t romantic either.
Some crazy people go skiing here.
And some think there is something unusual to do. Blah.
To top it all, Croatians do not know to have fun.
And they don’t care about culture. So what if you can see Goya, Velasquez, Rubens, Van Dyik or Renoir paintings in Mimara museum ?
Literally, anywhere else in the world would be better.
Because Croatia totally sucks.
P.S. We hope you understand that this article is written in a sarcastic way. We love Croatia very much and we believe it’s one of most beautiful countries in Europe. 😉
