Tourist Attractions & Monuments Croatia

The most famous dike in Rijeka, opened to the public after the rehabilitation of the ferry and catamaran pier a few years ago. A walk of at least 2 km to get to the end. This is the walk along the sea that we like to do at sunset, at nightfall to see the silhouettes of the old riggings and all the lights of the city reflected in a sea of oil. We pass under impressive disused cranes that are illuminated at night and remind us of the industrial memory of the port.

The first Croatian museum of viticulture and oenology opened in 2019 in Putniković, on the road leading from Ston to Žuljana. The project originated with the village's agricultural cooperative, founded in 1911 and still in operation today (the cooperative's wine can be purchased at the establishment). Covering some 800^m2, the museum consists of three collections that tell the story of wine tradition and the historical development of the vine in the Pelješac region.

Maison Saint-Ivan has won numerous international awards for the quality of its olive oils. Its production site offers an exhibition-tasting-sale area where you can indulge in a moment of gustatory discovery (book online on the establishment's website). During the harvest, you can follow the process of transforming the fruit of the olive tree into liquid oil with different aromas.