Brijuni National Park

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"The Brijuni Archipelago is an attractive group of islands near Istria Peninsula, with the main islands Veli Brijun that is Croatia National Park and open to visitors. The fact that it was visited by the elite of Austrian, Hungarian and German aristocracy when Istria was part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy speaks of its beauty and charm. The archipelago stretches over 736 hectares and forms a 30 miles long coast. It is a place where sumptuous wildlife (680 different local and exotic plants, 150 bird species, etc.) coupled with a wealth of historical traces ranging from a Neolithic settlement and Illyrian ruins to monuments dating from the Byzantine period and the Middle Ages, as well as from Austro-Hungarian architecture to a more recent time. Brijuni Minor fortress, built in the late 19th century is the largest edifice in the defence system of the Austro-Hungarian central naval base of Pula. Stretching over 15.750 square meters, the edifice is 175 meters long and 90 meters large."
"The Brijuni islands is a beautiful national park on the west coast of Istria. It has 14 islands in total, but the main boat from Fažana will bring you to Veliki Brijun (eng, Big Brijun). You can arrive either by the common touristic boat. If you are chartering a boat by any chance, you can book a birth on Veliki Brijun. Anchoring is strictly prohibited due to it being a National Park. Entrance tickets can be purchased in person in the central office in Fažana or the following link: https://shop.np-brijuni.hr/en "
"The Brijuni Islands have a total of 14 islands and islets. In this NP you can spend a whole day. Islands are full of surprises and things to see. Dinosaur footprints, buildings from the Roman era, beautiful beaches, forests, and gardens. They are home to many exotic animals that were brought to the islands as presents for former Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito. They can be reached by boat from the village of Fažana. With buying a ticket for a boat you also pay an entrance fee for NP. "

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