Ancient & archaeological sites in Croatia

Detourmap maps 16 ancient & archaeological sites worth the detour in Croatia — ruins, stone circles, dolmens, pyramids, hillforts. The best known is Vis (island). All of them are listed below. Each has a photo and a Wikipedia article.

Vis (island)

Ancient & megalithic · Renowned

Island of Croatia

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Korčula (town)

Ancient & megalithic · Renowned

Town and settlement in Dubrovnik-Neretva County, Croatia

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Stari Grad

Ancient & megalithic · Renowned

Town and settlement in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia

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Pula Arena

Ancient & megalithic · 1st century BC · Notable

Roman amphitheatre in Pula, Croatia

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Salona

Ancient & megalithic · Notable

Ancient Roman city on the Dalmatian coast, in present Croatia

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Temple of Augustus

Ancient & megalithic · Notable

Roman temple in Pula, Croatia

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Dvigrad

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Abandoned town in Croatia

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Burnum

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Roman military site in Croatia

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Nesactium

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Ancient Histri village

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Asseria

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Ancient hillfort settlement in Croatia

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Castra Mursa

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Roman fort

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Monkodonja

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Bronze Age hill fort, located near Rovinj, Istria, Croatia

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Vučedol

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Archaeological site

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Promona

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Ancient city in Illyria

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Fulfinum

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

Roman settlement on the island of Krk in Croatia

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Aequum

Ancient & megalithic · Hidden gem

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