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How to do it: Any of these cities will provide the basis for a fine short break. And Zadar adds to the picture, its own Roman forum within walking range of Kolovare Beach. Split, its grand rival, is as majestic as you would expect of a place whose old town is built around the walls of Roman emperor Diocletian’s palace. Dubrovnik you know – if its medieval walls were not global celebrities before Game of Thrones, they are as of 2011. And while there is much to attract the visitor beyond the obvious, any first journey to the country should probably find its feet by the waves. It is easy to be entranced by the Croatian shoreline – 1,100 miles if you only count the mainland, a further 2,520 miles if you bring in its many islands in Adriatic shallows. The following escapes are all, if you will, the best of the Balkans… Croatia While seven of the 10 countries listed here have some sort of seafront, each one serves up significant elements of history, scenery, food and fun. There is also more to these places than the coast. Beyond the old borders, Albania, Bulgaria and (if you will allow me a certain amount of geographical liberty-taking) Romania are also worthy of your attention.
While Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Kosovo, and Bosnia and Herzegovina all emerged from the disintegration of that once-vast nation (some with less trauma than others), there are other splendid sections of the tapestry.
But then, there is more to the region than Dubrovnik and the Dalmatian islands – and much more to it than the former Yugoslav republics.
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