Rome, Florence, and Venice 9 Nights by Train

About the destination: Often overlooked by tourists in search of sun and shoreline, Zagreb is a captivating destination in its own right. This capital city of Croatia is a perfect blend of Western and Eastern Europe. The austere Austro-Hungarian buildings are encircled by stylish restaurants and boutiques, providing a stark contrast to the gritty pubs and boisterous beer halls. Zagreb offers a broad range of options for visitors. From fashionable art galleries to more conventional music halls and museums, and plenty of outdoor activities. Maksimir Park, located in the east, is bustling with joggers, cyclists, and walkers. In the city's southeast, you'll find Jarun Lake, a popular spot for locals and tourists to swim or sail, and later, dance the night away at a lakeside disco. Just a short trip on the gleaming new trams, you'll find Mt Medvednica, offering hiking, skiing, and stunning city views. Whether you're seeking a city getaway or a break from your laid-back beach vacation, Zagreb won't disappoint visitors in the least.

About the destination: Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and the largest city in the Dalmatia region, with approximately 250,000 residents in its urban area. It is located on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea and extends over a central peninsula and its surroundings. As an intraregional transport hub and a popular tourist destination, the city is connected to the Adriatic islands and the Apennine peninsula.