• Slatina Beach - Discover the story behind the name Slatina and learn about notable Croatian figures whose names are immortalized on the stars in the Croatian Street of Fame. Relish the stunning view of the sea and Croatia’s largest island. Ponder whether the sea is always this serene or if it often turns wavy.
• Lungo Mare - Lungomare is a seaside promenade constructed during the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It links three small towns, with the Opatija section situated in the center. Stroll through the Opatija part of Lungomare and admire several sculptures, including the renowned Maiden with a Seagull, a symbol of Opatija.
• St. Jacob’s Church - From Lungomare, explore St. Jakob Park, home to the parish church of St. Jakob, the Madonna del Mare sculpture, the Helios and Selena fountain, and the art pavilion. From St. Jakob Park, enjoy a view of the historic hotel, now known as the Imperial Heritage Hotel.
• Hotel Kvarner - Hotel Kvarner is not only the first hotel in Opatija but also on the eastern Adriatic coast. Do you think Franjo Josip and Sisi ever stayed there?
• The Angiolina Park - Villa Angiolina - Between Hotel Kvarner and Park Angiolina lies a reconstruction of a typical Austro-Hungarian bathing area. In Angiolina Park, the most notable feature is the Angiolina Villa (currently under renovation). Discover who Angiolina and Iginio were, and the origins of the park’s magnolias, bamboo, and cedar. Why is there a small music pavilion here? See where Tom Jones performed in the summer of 2022 and which celebrities have visited Opatija in the past on the Wall of Fame.
• Market Opatija - The market building is another example of Austro-Hungarian architecture in Opatija. It is situated on Opatija’s main street, surrounded by numerous villas, hotels, bars, restaurants, and shops.

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