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Roman & History Guides
12 guides
Pula's amphitheatre, Zadar's forum, Salona outside Split and Poreč's Euphrasian Basilica are among the best-kept ancient and early Christian sites on the Adriatic. These guides show what still stands and how to see it.
Later layers matter too: Venetian walls and fortresses, Habsburg resorts and twentieth-century history, each tied to buildings you can visit.
Croatia
- Roman Ruins in Croatia: Pula, Split, Zadar and Salona
- UNESCO Sites in Croatia: Where Each One Is and How to Visit
- Salona, Croatia: Visiting the Roman Ruins at Solin
- Hvar History: What to See in Hvar Town and Stari Grad
- Dvigrad: Visiting Istria's Ruined Medieval Town
- Poreč History: What You Can Still See From Each Era
- Poreč Roman Ruins: What Survives and Where to Find It
- Pula History: A Short Timeline Told Through Its Buildings
- Pula Roman Ruins: What to See and How to Walk Them
- Rijeka History: A Short Timeline for Visitors
- Rovinj History: What to See and How the Old Town Came to Be
- Zadar Roman Ruins: What to See and Where They Stand