Located in the northern confines of Croatia, Veliki Tabor Castle is a fine example of a well-restored medieval structure.
Trakošćan, or more accurately its castle, is one of Croatia's most visited places. It lies just a few miles from Zagreb.
Though Slavonski Brod, a city in the Slavonia region of Croatia, is worth a quick visit perhaps, it is definitely not somewhere you should go out of your way to see.
Đakovo is a quaint and charming little town located not far from Osijek and Vukovar and well worth a visit when travelling in this region.
This magnificent natural park, a lush forest featuring turquoise waterfalls and lakes, Plitvice is also one of Croatia's most-visited locations.
Ston and Mali Ston are two adjoining towns on the Pelješac Peninsula. 
A party island and favourite of the jet set, Hvar is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia.
A border town located close to Bosnia, Imotski is a small urban settlement of interest primarily due to the presence of the two magnificent lakes located in the area around it.
The small town of Orebić lies towards the extreme end of the Pelješac Peninsula and serves as the departure point for boats to the island (and town) of Korčula.
If you want to make a detour in your Croatian itinerary between Split and Dubrovnik, this peninsula is a calmer place than the islands and a lovely natural site to find peace and quiet.
Stari Grad (literally translated as "Old City") is a beautiful place situated on the island of Hvar and comes to life in the summer.
Home to one of the few sandy beaches on Korcula Island, Lumbarda is a small wine-producing village, a few miles from Korcula Town.
A rural, mountainous region in the middle of Croatia, Lika has the incredible Plitvice Lakes National Park at its heart.
Buzet is a little town in Istria that's famous for its truffles.
A seaside resort in Istria, Lovran is an historical tourist destination that offers wonderful views of the coast.
The westernmost city in Croatia, Umag is a dynamic, popular and pleasant little port with a charming historic centre.
An archipelago facing Dubrovnik, the Elaphite Islands are great for daytime excursions leaving from Croatia's principle tourist town.
Located to the south of Split, Makarska is one of the main summer tourist destinations in Croatia.
Višnjan is located inland from the coast in the northern region of Istria and is home to a large astronomical observatory.