While touring these towns in central Croatia, you will find numerous accommodation options. Village tourism is thriving in these Croatia regions, offering you a great way to get to know these warm and welcoming people and enjoy your Croatian vacation to the fullest. There are many vacation home rentals available throughout the area that offer incredible hospitality. The southern regionFarther south, you will find a region heavily populated with quaint villages and small towns. Vineyards cover the hills and fields, while ancient historical monuments seem to pop up at every turn. Marija Bistrica has been a pilgrimage site since medieval times, while the Stubicke thermal spa (Stubičke Toplice) offers incredible health benefits for travelers and locals. Neanderthal remains have been discovered in this region, giving a sign as to how long habitation has been ongoing here.
In the southern region, you will enjoy castle Trakoscan, which was started in the Middle Ages but not completed until the 1800s. Crna Mlaka is an amazing natural reserve in the area, offering you astounding natural beauty, while several other natural parks can be found in the region. Sisak has been an inhabited town since Roman times and offers some of the most impressive architectural remains in the country. The entirety of the area is dotted with small villages and hamlets, providing a pastoral beauty, accented by the vineyards, farms and ancient walls. As you can see, central Croatia has much to offer the traveler. You can easily reach any of these areas from Zagreb. Zagreb's local airport is served by Air Croatia, as well as many European airlines. Flying into Zagreb will give you the easiest way to venture into the surrounding countryside. Car rentals, tour companies and bus rentals are all available, many of them right at the airport. You'll find that you can find an incredible vacation in Croatia.
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