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Small streets,no neon and brings you back to the middle ages.Restaurants museums and churches all in a small area behind fortress walls with restaurants along the carapets
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Small streets,no neon and brings you back to the middle ages.Restaurants museums and churches all in a small area behind fortress walls with restaurants along the carapets
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Lovely, chill, laid back town to savor and enjoy. Just take in the setting, walk around. Not tons to sightsee, but enjoy the beauty of the surroundings.
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This is a lovely city surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. The ancient city is full of lovely old streets with beautiful buildings, pleasant shops and cafes. It is claimed to be the hometown of Marco Polo, but that is another story. The Moreska sword dancing, unique to the island, is well worth seeing if possible
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Really beautiful old town with wonderful views. Old alleyways to explore. Lovely market. Plenty of bars/restaurants. Superb place
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If you visit Croatia any time soon, NEVER miss a visit to Korcula island and especially the old town. Just steeped in history but so beautiful as well and the place just comes alive at night. If you go, don't miss the sword dancing on a Thursday evening, it's breathtaking and well worth the cost. Thank you Korcula, we loved...
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3 reviews Just stunning! So many wonderful shops and restaurants. Architecture and history galore. Lovely chapels.
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Korcula is simply a beautiful place . Just stroll the streets and alley ways and take in its beauty . Absolutely amazing !
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Korcula is a wonderful old city on the ship trading route down the Adriatic coast of Croatia. Venice and Trieste at the top of the gulf generated trade which needed to get South and the East coast of Italy has no decent anchorages so the ships came across and down. Great walls overlooking the sea with 16th century town within.
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Casual, diverse and all about the boats. Tintoretto paintings & relics in unusual gothic churches, delightfully narrow streets cluttered with food and wine bars, but it is the hiking, diving and cycling that makes Korkula different to Dubrovnik. The waters are crystal clear - no litter, and the dense surrounding Forrest fringes the edge. I want to return and stay...
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Walking Korcula's Old City is quite easily done, even with 3 children in tow. We *only* ventured inside the Marco Polo Museum but there are plenty of shops, restaurants, cafes and sights which can be enjoyed. Views and vibe are both fantastic. During the evening, music plays along the Old Town's edge. A wonderful time had by all!
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