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Holidays in Croatia: Harmony of Nature and Human Creations

Holidays in Croatia: Harmony of Nature and Human Creations

In Croatia, there is so much interesting everywhere that it's impossible to cover it all in just one trip. That's why more and more vacationers turn to the travel agency 'Sunrise Tour' in person or buy tours to Croatia on its website http://www.sunrise-tour.ru/croatia/umag/, and Umag is one of the most popular destinations.

The city of Umag is located on the Istria peninsula, considered the largest in the country. This famous peninsula is literally buried in the greenery of deciduous and pine forests, and here are located the most famous resorts of Croatia, including Umag. Umag is considered the westernmost city of the country. It is only 150 km from the Slovenian capital Ljubljana, forty kilometers from the Italian Trieste, and only 50 nautical miles from the unique Venice. Such a favorable geographical position of the city leads to the fact that tourists do not miss the opportunity to significantly diversify their vacation with exciting excursions to neighboring countries.

There are many interesting sights in the city, which attract everyone interested in the history of the region. Strictly speaking, many other Croatian cities also have historical and cultural monuments: Vodice (on the page http://www.sunrise-tour.ru/croatia/vodice/ of the 'Sunrise Tour' website you can get to know it better), Zagreb, Varaždin, Hum, and many others – everywhere you can find many interesting things.

As for Umag, this city seems to have been created by nature itself, so harmoniously do the true masterpieces of ancient architecture and the beauty of pristine nature combine in it. The city is incredibly rich in historical monuments. A history lover who comes here will thoroughly enjoy walks along the paved streets that have somehow survived here since the time of Roman rule, and modern buildings, sports centers, and luxury hotels peacefully coexist with the picturesque ruins of the Renaissance.

However, such is all of Croatia, whether Vodice, Umag, or some other city – it doesn't matter. Everywhere, the tourist is greeted by magnificent nature and dramatic history.

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