City Clock Tower
A baroque yellow clock tower that serves as Rijeka's most recognizable landmark. It marks the entrance to the old town and costs nothing to admire from the Korzo.
City in Croatia
3 things to see
Croatia’s biggest port city reinvented itself as European Capital of Culture 2020, turning industrial heritage into galleries, street art, and cultural venues. Its working-city character keeps prices well below the Dalmatian coast, and the budget pleasures are free: strolling the Korzo promenade, climbing to Trsat for the castle viewpoint, and tracing the street-art trail. Rijeka is the gateway to the islands of Kvarner Bay and sits close to seaside Opatija, the Istrian town of Pula, and the capital Zagreb by rail. Shoulder-season spring and autumn bring mild weather and lower coastal-region prices than the summer peak.
What to see
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A baroque yellow clock tower that serves as Rijeka's most recognizable landmark. It marks the entrance to the old town and costs nothing to admire from the Korzo.
Rijeka's main pedestrian promenade, buzzing with cafes and street life. Free to stroll, and the cheapest coffee in coastal Croatia is found in the side streets.
A hilltop fortress with free entry and sweeping views over the Kvarner Gulf. The climb up the Petar Kresimir IV staircase (561 steps) is a workout, but the panorama is the payoff.
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