Opatija is one of the most luxurious resorts in Croatia, close to Pula. Opatija is situated in a picturesque location surrounded by beautiful mountains. Opatija is different from the rest of the coast. Its climate is always warmer than other resorts. The beaches in Opatija are rocky. The resort is known throughout the world as well as a center of healing. In Opatija there are excellent spas and lasso therapy centers. Major sporting events, music and film festival take place here. The nightlife in the resort is also very diverse - plenty of restaurants, bars, night cubes and discos wait for their guests all night here. Sightseeing in Opatija: Wharf Franz Josef Land, Villa Angiolina, Church of St. James.

Franz Josef Quay.

Franz Joseph Quay is one of the most popular attractions in Opatija, equally beloved by the residents of the city and by its visitors. Once while walking here, the representatives of royal families, today embankment, stretched for fifteen miles. This is a great place for walking in love and enjoy the fresh sea breeze in the evening and even in the fragrance of the woven flowers into the overall bouquet of flavors.

Villa Angiolina.

Villa Angiolina was built in 1844, by Rijeka aristocrat J. Scarpa. This magnificent building is ascended in the shadow of the olive and oak trees, winning love lovers with romance. Those who come to Opatija to enjoy the beauty of the resort, always want to stay in Angiolina. The villa boasts an impressive list of guests, including representatives of the Austrian royal family and senior management in Croatia.

The Church of St. James.

St. James Church, built in the early 16th century, was part of the monastic complex of St. James, built by the Benedictines in 1453. Over the time, from the abbey, which gave the city its name ("Opatija" means "Abbey"), there was only a small church. Who wants to breathe the sea air, filled with aroma of laurel, come here to find spiritual harmony and enjoy the peace that prevails in this old church.