EXPERIENCE HOSPITALITY AS ONLY CROATIA KNOWS IT
Every one-of-a-kind Amadria Park location is shaped by its surroundings—coastal light, garden scents, golden beaches, and heartfelt service. Whether you wake by the Adriatic or rest beside centuries-old villas, you’ll find that our spaces always feel sincere, and welcoming. Here, hospitality doesn’t come from manuals—it’s part of our inheritance.
Stone lanes climb steeply between fortress walls in Šibenik—an ancient town shaped by tides and time. St. James’ Cathedral anchors the UNESCO‑listed centre, while archipelago views stretch from every hilltop. Nearby, Krka and Kornati National Parks offer nature’s contrast to the city’s rhythm, making Šibenik Croatia holidays truly layered.
On the Kvarner coast, Opatija blends Habsburg villas, Adriatic elegance, and wellness tradition. Walk the Lungomare promenade, pause at the Maiden with the Seagull, or stroll through the American Gardens. From romantic getaways in Opatija to spa retreats, this refined “Pearl of the Adriatic” speaks through heritage hotels and sea‑view terraces.
In Zagreb, Croatia’s lively capital, medieval spires rise above Austro‑Hungarian boulevards and café‑lined squares. Walk from the Cathedral to St. Mark’s Church, then dip into art museums, street markets, and shops. Ban Jelačić Square anchors the Lower Town, where tradition meets energy, and every street leads somewhere worth pausing.
Framed by palm-lined promenades and island views, Trogir invites you to pause. Its Romanesque-Gothic core—inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site—remains one of Croatia’s best-preserved historic towns. Terracotta rooftops and narrow stone alleys lead to harbours, hidden courtyards, and bell towers chiming above café-lined squares—ideal for cultural travellers and coastal wanderers alike.
Lovran’s chestnut groves and stone lanes shape a quieter corner of the Croatian Riviera. Once favoured by Austro-Hungarian elites, today it blends relaxed seaside charm with historic character. Stroll cobbled streets, dine on local specialities, or follow the Lungomare coastal path. This is where heritage, sea breeze, and simplicity come together—unhurried and true to place.
EXPERIENCES TO DIVE IN
Explore fortresses, sail between islands, hike ancient trails, or wander national parks—Croatia invites you into layered adventures shaped by land, sea, and centuries of living history.
A stay in Šibenik is not complete without a trip to the spectacular Krka National Park.
If you plan to visit Šibenik for tourism or business, you might not want to miss out on the overwhelming experience of visiting these fortresses.
A trove of discoveries awaits in Šibenik Old Town, with its meandering, narrow streets lined with traditional limestone houses punctuated by carved artwork and red terracotta rooftops.
Zagreb's funicular has been transporting passengers between the Upper and Lower Towns since 1890.
The mid-13th century, Gothic-style Zagreb Cathedral is visible from Amadria Park's Hotel Capital.
Zagreb is blessed with a mountain on its doorstep.
Maksimir is an 18th century Baroque-style forested park - Zagreb's largest - with five lakes and zoological gardens.
The Kaptol district's Zagreb Cathedral is a dominant backdrop of the historic Dolac open-air markets.