Well maybe in Slavonia - Vukovar and places near, some of the buildings there r still left damaged as a memory to all that defended the cities .... Vukovar is one sad sad story
Elsewhere all is reconstructed .... can u imagine that they hit Dubrovnik too from Montenegro, i mean it's such a heritage, u must be a barbarian wanna destroy that .... all those pics stil so vivid in my head ...
So, what do u think of Cro and which city u liked the most? It's good that u've been to so many parts so u can see diversities as we were influenced by so many nations and cultures.
Dubrovnik was repaired. I didn't see anything strange except waves of japanese tourists, even more than in Sagrada Familia
. The white stones of the street reflected the sunrays like a microwaves. By 10:00am the atmosphere was insupportable. The water bottles worthed more than gold.
Zagreb is a typical european city, very occidental style. Beautiful. We slept there all the time we spent visiting Cro. I remember the supermarkets called Mercator.
We didn't spent much time in Vukovar. The city is far in the east and we had to return to Zagreb every day to sleep. I remember some houses damaged by the bullets and something like a tower partialy destroyed. Very sad.
The roads and the highways are really comfortable.
We ate on day in a restaurant between Zagreb and Osijek called Dalí (yes, the painter). The place was front of a tank monument. We gave to the restaurant owner a Catalunya map.
We also visited a town (I don't remember the name) which has a big castle. The castle was a museum of croatian history about middle age, otoman invasion, etc... The place was not famous, we were alone in the castle. I remember a lot of rooms.
Croatian is more occidental than Eslovenia and Bosnia.
Slovenia is like 50% Croatia and 50% Austro-hungary empire. I liked very much the metal dragon statues of Liubliana streets and the architecture. There are some huge caves there and some places with beautiful lakes.
Bosnia is very influenced by the otoman invasion but is not like a typical arabic country. The towns are generic but a mosque instead of a church. They are rebuilding the country, the new roads are good as croatian ones. The thinks cost very cheap. I saw a lot of houses being built. All the restaurants have kebabs. The only place were we could eat something different was a high category restaurant in Sarajevo. I supose was expansive for the bosnians because we were alone and all the waiters watched us all dinner long. There are lot of places mined. Very sad.
We hadn't time and money to visit Srbia or Montenegro.
And that is more or a less i remember about the travel without watching any photo.
