Malmo to Croatia

Peppered with many attractions, both man-made and natural, Malmo is one of the most highly admired tourist destinations in Sweden. Be it at the many squares, parks, rivers in the interiors or the castles, beauty is what a tourist finds everywhere in this city. Located favourably in the southernmost part of the country, this port city brims with many popular places of tourist interest like Gustav Adolf's Square, Big Square, Little Square, Malmohus Castle, Gamla Vaster, Mollevangstorget Square, and more. The squares located in the city are popular hang-out places for locals and travellers alike. Many entertainment hubs, eating establishments, and shops selling everything from clothes to souvenirs and grocery products, can be found in these squares. When vacationing in Malmo, tourists can indulge themselves in a wide assortment of activities. They can go beach hopping in the popular Ribersborgsstranden Beach, enjoy international concerts at the Malmo Arena, or go for an outing in Pildammsparken that features beautiful gardens, old buildings and a theatre. Tourists visiting with family can head to the Folkets Park and Grona Lund Amusement Park. To explore Malmo in a hassle-free manner, tourists can choose any of the many exciting travel packages offered by MakeMyTrip.

Situated in Balkan Peninsula’s northwestern region, Croatia is a small country with mountains, plains and islands. Its mountainous region features a continental climate while its coastal areas face a Mediterranean climate. Zagreb, the capital city, features a unique cityscape. The historic quarter, Upper Town area is famous for the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The open-air farmer’s market next to it, Dolac Market, offers a fine glimpse of local life where travellers can buy fresh fruits and drink coffee. Plitvice Lakes National Park, about two hours away from Zagreb, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 16 interconnecting lakes. Dubrovnik, another popular city in Croatia, is known for its well-preserved Old Town area. This medieval part of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with Palace Knezev Dvor, Dominican monastery and Stradun as the main attractions. Croatia has more than 1000 islands. The unique Brijuni National Park in the Brijuni islands features a 1600-year-old olive tree, Tito Museum and St Mary's Church along with being home to animals from South America, Asia and Africa. The western border of Croatia comprises the islands of Dalmatia. Hvar Island here has a large number of secluded beaches around the main town. Malo Zaraće Beach, Dubovica Beach and Pokonji Dol Beach offer the best laidback vibes with stunning vistas. Book flights and hotels while planning a trip to Croatia from MakeMyTrip offering the best discounts.