This document summarizes some of Croatia's famous cultural and natural sights. It outlines several prominent cultural sites from Croatia's history, including the Arena in Pula, Diocletian's Palace in Split, Euphrasian Basilica, and Cathedral of St. James. It also mentions some of Croatia's national parks and nature parks, highlighting Plitvice Lakes National Park and Kopački Rit Nature Park for their natural beauty and endemic species. The document provides brief descriptions of some of Croatia's most notable cultural heritage sites and natural attractions.

1. Famous sights
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2. Something general...
 Cultural heritage
 Natural heritage - 8 national parks
- 11 nature parks

3. Cultural heritage
 Arena in Pula
 Diocletian's Palace in Split
 Euphrasian Basilica
 Cathedral of St. James
 Vukovar

5. Arena in Pula
 Romans
 Sixth largest Roman arenas in
the World
 It isn’t on the list of
UNESCO

6. Diocletian's Palace in
Split
 Roman emperor Diocletian
 UNESCO
 Stone from Brač
 Juraj Dalmatinac

7. Euphrasian Basilica
 6th-century
 16th-century bell tower
 Mosaic

8. Cathedral of St. James
 15th and 16th century
 72 heads – Juraj Dalmatinac
 UNESCO

9. Zadar
 Sea organ
 Greeting to the sun
 Millennium Jump

10. Vukovar
 Vučedol Dove
 Croatian War of Independence
 City of heroes
 Castle Eltz

11. Plitvice lakes national
park
 16 lakes
 Korana river
 Endemic species
 Mala Kapela and Plješivica

12. Kopački rit
 Baranja
 Sakadas lake
 Bird species
 Nature park