Northern Dalmatia
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關於Northern Dalmatia
Northern Dalmatia is a coastal region in Croatia. It is famous for its striking scenery, truly breathtaking national parks, and many beautiful and unspoilt islands. It is home to several exceptionally beautiful and historic coastal cities and towns. Many of these destinations are traditional and picture-postcard. It has much to offer as a holiday destination, but is not so prone to the extreme tourist influxes that Southern Dalmatia experiences. It consists of the two counties of Zadar and Šibenik-Knin.
Northern Dalmatia旅遊指南
城市概覽
Turistička zajednica Zadarske županije (Zadar region tourist board). (updated Sep 2016) Turistička zajednica Šibensko-Kninske županije (Tourist Board County Šibenik-Knin). (updated Sep 2016)
如何抵達
The main point of access to the region for most foreigners is Zadar International airport, 8 km (5 miles) east of the main city. You can travel from the airport to the main city bus and train station for a cheap fare from directly outside the front of the main terminal building. Then again, it is possible to hire a car from the airport which will give you much more flexibility.
當地交通
Buses are clean, efficient and punctual in Croatia. In fact, many locals regularly use public transport instead of driving. Of course, though, car hire will allow you to be more flexible however may work out more expending depending on your travel plans. Buses run regularly around the local area and buses run to Zagreb, the capital, and many other larger Croatian cities from the central bus station. A train line also runs south toward Split and Dubrovnik.
必看景點
Zadar's Old Town. Take an afternoon out to relax and experience a traditional Adriatic City. Relax in the cafés and restaurants, visit the many museums and art galleries, climb the tower of the cathedral or just take a dip in the sea. Alternatively, take a low-cost ferry out to one of the beautiful islands from the port right next to the Old Town.
城市概覽改寫自 Wikipedia，旅遊指南來自Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA)。照片來自 Wikimedia Commons.