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Idyllic Alley corner back yard hydrangeas, flower pots garden, beautiful Dubrovnik medieval old town cityscape, pastel colored facades city life, urban panorama – Dalmatia, Croatia

Family enjoying a sunny afternoon walk on a quaint village street surrounded by stone walls and houses, capturing moments of togetherness and simplicity in Nin, Croatia.

Mostar, Bosnia and Hercegovina - September 1, 2015: People are touring around in a beautiful sunny day in Mostar city at Vucijakovica Mostar region, there is a mosque that was made by ottomans in 16th century.

Picture from the historic town of Groznjan in Istria with idyllic cobbled streets and buildings made of natural stone during the day

A residential street in the historic coastal village of Kastel Gomilica in Kastela, Croatia

Narrow street in the centre of the old town in Šibenik with the church sv. Ivana Krstitelja

Street in Kut village on Vis island, Croatia.

Village Zirje, Island Zirje,Croatia - June 22, 2024: Strolling through the streets of the decaying village of Zirje on the island of the same name in Croatia

Basket on stone wall at street of Vis island, south Adriatic Sea, Croatia

Hum, Croatia - June 14, 2017 - Smallest city of the world, Hum in Croatia with tourists

An old historic road - Stara Cesta - in the western Croatian harbour town of Bakar

Busy centre in the town Dubrovnik by twilight

historical for the region typical house in an alley in the old town of Krk in Croatia

When you live in a small town right at the feet of the Adriatic sea you encounter a lot of small and narrow alleys like this one

$The city of Bale, also known as Valle or Valle d'Istria, is a small town located in the Istria County of Croatia. It is situated in the western part of the Istrian Peninsula, near the Adriatic Sea. Bale has a population of around 900 people.\n\nBale is known for its rich history and well-preserved medieval architecture. The town's layout and many of its buildings date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. The historical center features narrow cobblestone streets, stone houses, and a charming main square. The Church of St. Julian, built in the 17th century, is one of the prominent landmarks in the town.\n\nIn addition to its historical and architectural attractions, Bale is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes. The town is located in close proximity to the Brijuni National Park, a group of islands known for their diverse flora and fauna. Visitors to Bale can enjoy hiking and biking trails, as well as the scenic coastline and beaches.\n\nBale is also known for its agricultural heritage. The surrounding area is rich in olive groves and vineyards, producing high-quality olive oil and wines. Visitors can explore local wineries and taste the regional delicacies.\n\nOverall, Bale offers a tranquil and picturesque setting for those seeking a peaceful getaway in Croatia. Its historical charm, natural beauty, and proximity to the coast make it an attractive destination for tourists looking to explore the Istrian region.$

view at famous travel destination city of Dubrovnik, Dalmatia, Croatia, Europe

A street in Sutivan, Brac Island, Croatia, with traditional kogule or kogulavanje paving. Common in coastal villages in Dalmatia, it uses beach pebbles

Korcula town street, Korcula Island, Croatia

Closed buildings in old town of Kotor in Montenegro

Croatia - Rovinj on Istria peninsula. Old town cobbled street.

Colorful town Sali on Dugi otok, island in Croatia.

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