Top 10 Things to do in Vrlika, Dalmatia

Fortress Prozor is one of the most important mediaeval fortresses in inland Dalmatia, located above the town of Vrlika. From the fortress one can enjoy in the view of valley Vrličko polje, lake Peruča and town Vrlika.

Fountain is located in a 19th century picturesque park where one of the many tributaries of the River Cetina rises.As a central gathering place,the fountain played an important role in the lives of local people,also providing inspiration for Milan Begović who wrote the libretto to Ero the Joker,the most popular Croatian opera.A monument to Begović is also place here.

Lake Peruca is a reservoir on the River Cetina, 20 km long and 64 m deep, created after building a high dam near the Donji Bitelic village. Today, it is a popular destination for all types of water sports such as swimming and rowing.

The old Church of Our Lady of the Rosary dates from the beginning of the 18th century and it has been a sacred place baroque main altar and valuable paintings that where stolen. Today, the church is known for the stained-glass windows of academic painter Ante Kuduz.

The Balecki Bridge, built with grey polished stone and three equally-sized semicircular openings, dates from the beginning of 20th century. The surrounding area with riverbed is a great archeological sites with antique findings.

Svilaja mountain is rich with different morphological, caving, climatic and natural phenomena. This green mountain attracts hikers and climbers who enjoy in mountain sceneries, fresh air and walk through rural settlements known as former shepherds' huts.

Remains of the stone bridge over the River Cetina that are made from mediaeval megaliths.

Monument to Milan Begović, one of the creators of the Croatian Literary Modernism. His has written numerous plays and novels, and one of his most popular work is the libretto to the opera Ero the Joker.

This bike track is 13,4 km long.

The Dinara mountain is a high karst area composed of two types of sedimentary rock, limestone and dolomite. One of its peaks, Sinjal (1.831 m), is the highest point in Croatia. This mountain is rich with extensive grasslands, as well as pine, oak and beech woodlands.