Croatia

Split – I arrived in Split in the evening and the view you can enjoy, coming from the highway from above, is of great impact. The size of the city is immediately perceived, far from small and with many opportunities to visit.

What struck me from the first moments was the liveliness of the city, with many young people crowding the many clubs scattered almost everywhere. The hostel where I slept is particularly nice and welcoming. Recently built or renovated, it has comfortable rooms and large common areas at the entrance (see photo), as well as a super-equipped kitchen. In short, a good point of reference for those who agree to sleep in shared rooms, but spending no more than € 15 per night.

Unfortunately, the next day not mine I stopped to visit the city, there will certainly be an opportunity in the future, given the extreme proximity to Italy.

Dubrovnik – Continuing along the coast, you come to Dubrovnik, a city steeped in history. Already from the entrance towards the center you can perceive this richness, the road, quite narrow, slips between the walls of the castle, which are narrow and several meters high. After the arch, you arrive in the square facing the sea, characteristic for its dense vegetation.

For those who have time and want to get to know the city better, visit the inside of the castle, and then let yourself be lost in the thousand pedestrian streets of the historic center.