• Palaca Adria - The Adria Palace stands as the most iconic structure in Rijeka. Visitors can enjoy its beauty from the outside.
• Kuca Veneziana i ulica Dolac - Dolac Street features an Italian school, the Casa Veneziana (also known as Whitehead House), and the university library. Viewing is limited to the exterior.
• Korzo - Korzo serves as the main pedestrian area, featuring the city clock and city hall.
• Kosi Toranj Rijeka - Known today as the Leaning Tower, this medieval bell tower is located next to the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The tower is not open for entry, and the church can be accessed only at specific times.
• Mrtvi kanal i Palaca Adamic - Mrtvi kanal represents the second riverbed of the Rječina River.
• Croatian National Theatre - Opened in 1885, the Croatian National Theatre in Rijeka is not open for entry.
• Rijeka Central Market - The Rijeka City Market includes several pavilions, such as the fish market.
• Riva - This area offers a view of the harbor and the city center from the seaside.
• St. Vitus Cathedral - Located in the old town, St. Vitus Cathedral is a baroque rotunda. Entry is allowed only at designated times.

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Explore Rijeka, the third largest city in Croatia and the country’s largest seaport. Delve into its rich industrial cultural heritage and uncover the link between Rijeka and the ship Carpathia. Experience Rijeka’s vibrant and diverse heritage and unique lifestyle, including its renowned carnival tradition, climate, water, and numerous other globally recognized features.

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