Croatia is a beautiful country, diverse both geographically and culturally. As a result, its cuisine is also rich, combining influences from various countries. The restaurant's menu includes spicy stews and filling soups, as well as seafood and meat dishes in strong broths. If you want to learn about the dishes that Croatia is famous for, you must be aware that it is a long list. And what is worth bringing back from vacation, apart from a bottle of rakija or wine? Fig preparations, e.g. jam (fresh or dried fruit) or figs in sweet sauce. Honey is a good idea - the choice is huge, from lavender, through herbal (from rosemary or sage), to chestnut or citrus blossom. It is also worth buying a bottle of olive oil, which is added to virtually everything in Croatian cuisine.

5 dishes you must eat in croatia

It cannot be denied that the east is not a popular destination. Only recently have we started to be interested in this part of Europe and this is where we are going now for shorter or longer trips. Historical Minsk, which is the capital of Belarus, attracts not only enthusiasts of this part of Europe. The developing city offers many attractions and delicious cuisine. In addition, affordable prices and extremely nice residents make Minsk simply worth seeing.

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"Nice is not France, Nice is not Italy, Nice is Nice," wrote the local daily "Nice Matin" on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Nice's annexation to France. And you have to admit that there is something to it. The largest city on the Côte d'Azur is located in a narrow space between steep hills and a 7-kilometer-long beach on the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels). Right on the seafront there is one of the most famous boulevards in the world: the Promenade des Anglais , with hotels (including Hotel Negresco, known from many films), bars, restaurants and souvenir shops.

4 days in Nice - what to see, where to sleep?

The Adriatic coast is one of the most tolerant places for naturists in the world, and Croatia is, according to (numerous) voices, the center of world naturism. There are few people who promote the culture of a free body feel as at ease as here. Official and wild beaches await them, as well as places where the sun and the sea breeze are enjoyed by both holidaymakers without clothes, as well as those in bathing suits or bikinis. But after all, naturism is not only about an equal tan - the balance between man and nature is extremely important. Naturists love sports, being outdoors, and they also like healthy cuisine. In response to the needs and expectations of such tourists, special holiday centers come out, preparing a wide range of entertainment for them. One of the leading facilities of this type is the Croatian camping called Naturist Park Koversada, located in the forefront of European naturist resorts.

Croatia without barriers

The French are extremely proud of their cuisine. Many of them consider it part of the world heritage and it is undeniable that they have reason to say so. French cuisine is light and delicate, aromatic (we will see it especially in Provence), and not too spicy. Among the herbs used, parsley, basil, tarragon, rosemary and thyme dominate, while garlic also plays an important role in recipes. The list of dishes worth knowing while relaxing in this beautiful country is long and it is difficult to choose from only five items. Why, be in France and not try seafood? Don't order onion soup or an omelette, forget about pancakes? Skip the tart or quiche? Remove ratatuja from list? And what about the baguette?.

5 dishes you must eat in France

The title sounds like one of those challenges like "100 days to bikini" or "10 places you should definitely see while visiting". Here in Rome specifically. Well, how so? Are we supposed to get to know a city so old and so large in just 4 days? Is it even possible? The answer is no. But from the beginning. The capital of Italy has been tempting tourists for years. Not only the historic center, although it itself can absorb you for at least a few hours. You can spend the whole day there, walking from monument to monument, which will definitely feel good in your legs the next morning. The ancient heart of Rome beats inside the Aurelian Wall. You can walk from one end of the wall to the other at a brisk pace in about an hour, which gives us an idea of the distances that need to be covered. You can also spend your time in Italian - lazily. The streets of the historic part of the Eternal City are full of cozy pubs and shops.

Rome in 4 days

Are you wondering whether to go to Lake Garda , and more precisely to its north - to Garda Trentino? Or maybe you are going, but you don't know how to spend your vacation there? We will make it easier for you! We present 3 days in Riva del Garda and its surroundings, which will fill your entire schedule from morning to evening! We promise you will not be bored.

3 days in Riva del Garda - the complete guide

What comes to your mind when you hear the slogan "Italian cuisine"? What foods appear first in the head? Probably pizza, then spaghetti, then lasagne or gnocchi. Or rather ... rice? When it comes to sweets, the first association is panna cotta, or rather tiramisu? As you can see, it's not that simple. What must we eat in Italy, what dishes to know? Much depends on what region we chose as a holiday destination, which part of this beautiful and diverse country. The cuisine of southern Italy is rich, varied, and draws handfuls from the influences of other countries' cuisines. At the same time, it is quite light, and certainly lighter than the dishes on the restaurant's menu in the north. But more on that later. By choosing a holiday in the south of Italy, we give ourselves the opportunity to discover colorful dishes with an intense aroma and taste, with lots of spices and herbs. This kitchen is ruled by, among others oregano, basil, as well as thyme and tarragon. Parmesan cheese is added to many dishes, we can also sense the strong taste of garlic, onions and fresh tomatoes in them. If you order a pizza, it is right here, and preferably in Campania. Spaghetti or more corpulent maccheroni also taste delicious here. How it smells!.

5 dishes you must eat in italy

Getting to know new places "from the inside" is a favorite element of our travels. When choosing a restaurant, we always consult the residents, and besides, we ask the staff for help in choosing the most typical dishes for a given region. Thanks to this, we get to know the "culinary showcases" of the visited area.

Garda Trentino - a culinary trail

Istria is not only the most beautiful corner of Croatia, but also a peninsula famous for its clean beaches, emerald sea, beautiful landscapes and picturesque towns. Tourists from all over Europe come there to enjoy sunbathing and swimming in the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. A holiday in Istria is also a great opportunity to visit amazing seaside resorts, such as Vrsar, Funtana or Rovinj. Istria is the largest Croatian peninsula and belongs to the part of the Mediterranean basin situated at the foot of the Alps. Due to the favorable conditions for recreation, the mild Mediterranean climate and beautiful landscapes, the peninsula attracts many tourists . This is where wonderful, sunny beaches await, and there are ideal conditions for water sports.

Istria - the most beautiful corner of Croatia

Vrsar is a charming fishing village with a history dating back almost 2,000 years. In the past, its inhabitants were engaged in fishing and wine production, and today these activities are an important element of tourism. Many holidaymakers chose Vrsar because of the excellent cuisine based on the gifts of the sea and a glass of wine from local vineyards. Another, no less important advantage of the village is its location on a nearly 55-meter hill, in the vicinity of the Lim channel estuary, as well as an archipelago of a dozen or so uninhabited islands, attracting sailing and nature lovers every year. When we add to it the Mediterranean climate and attractive surroundings, offering a variety of leisure opportunities, it is easy to understand why Vrsar is visited by so many tourists.

Among the cypress and pine pines - Vrsar

In the south of France, in the region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, there is a picturesque town called Bormes-les-Mimosas. It is famous for the production of great wines, but not only they attract thousands of visitors every year. The town is the first point on the so-called The "Mimosa Trail", stretching along the Côte d'Azur to Grasse. From January to mid-March, this trail is covered with beautifully blooming acacia flowers - this view has already captivated many tourists.

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5 dishes you must eat in croatia