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Stari Grad is a marble paved square and most of the appeal of Dubrovnik lies in it. Its steep cobbled streets convents, tall houses, churches, places, museums and fountains all are cut from the same light-colored stone. Although Dubrovnik was heavily shelled in 1991 and '92, it has been largely restored. Dubrovnik is another major centre, and is a thirteenth century walled city with many historic buildings. Dubrovnik's city walls were built between the 13th and 16th centuries, and are still intact today. Arguably the finest city walls in the world; they are 25m (82ft) high, with 16 towers. The city of Split dates back to the 3 rd century and its ancient ruins are a popular attraction. Split is the gateway to the Dalmatian coast and islands. Here you will find a beautiful Mediterranean climate, and picturesque coastal villages such as Palmizana, Rogoznica and Trogir. May to September is the best time to visit. The main language spoken is Croatian, and the currency is the Kuna. Sailing is a great way to explore the coast. In the Northern Adriatic you will find the Kvarner Islands, only recently opened up to tourists and still pleasantly quiet with many walking tracks and health spas making it an ideal relaxing retreat.

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