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City in Central Croatia, Croatia
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Stari Grad Dubovac
a fort from the 15th century, situated on one of the nearest hills. Occasional exhibitions. Great view of the city. In summer some performances can be seen up there.
Art gallery
Only Croatian freshwater aquarium, very popular with both locals and tourists.
Muzej Domovinskog rata
Modern museum focusing on breakup of Yugoslavia, creation of a free and independent Republic of Croatia, with special emphasis on the Homeland War from 1991 to 1995. Exhibition of military vehicles outside.
High tech museum devoted to the famous scientist & inventor who went to the school adjacent to the museum.
Mountain biking is recommended. Lots of preserved trails all around the city and enthusiastic bikers who'll gladly guide you.
Great swimming in summer months in Karlovac rivers Korana and near by Mrežnica with rafting and kayaking.
Annual beer festival. The most crowded place at that time of summer, with various folks around. You can grab a beer and pretzel and see if there's a music which suits you.
Karlovac Piano Festival is typically held in mid-summer. It consists of piano lessons and master classes with renowned piano pedagogues, concerts and International Piano Competition.
Restaurant with outside courtyard. Vegetarian options.
Directly on a lake.
By train
The main Karlovac railway station is to the north of the town but rather more convenient is Karlovac Center railway stationwhich is across the road from the bus station.
By car
A trip by car on the A1/A6 takes only about 20 minutes from Jadranski Bridge.
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