Discovering Opatija: Lungomare, Villas and Parks
Opatija is considered the cradle of tourism on the Croatian Adriatic. Elegant villas, well-kept parks and the seaside promenade recall the days when aristocrats and artists from all over Europe spent their winters here.
Lungomare
The Lungomare seaside promenade runs for many kilometres along the coast, from Volosko through Opatija all the way to Lovran. Along the way, you'll pass villas, small beaches and cafés.
Villa Angiolina and Park
The building of Villa Angiolina in 1844 marked the beginning of Opatija's tourist history. The park around the villa is planted with exotic plants from all over the world and invites you to stroll.
Maiden with the Seagull
The statue Maiden with the Seagull, standing on a rock in the sea, is the town's landmark and a popular photo spot.
Volosko and Lovran
The former fishing village of Volosko has narrow lanes and good restaurants by the harbour. Lovran is a small old town with a medieval core, known for its sweet chestnuts.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Lungomare?
The seaside promenade runs for around twelve kilometres from Volosko to Lovran.
What is the landmark of Opatija?
The statue Maiden with the Seagull on a rock in the sea.
Is Opatija worth a trip from Krk?
Yes. From the Krk Bridge, you can reach Opatija in about 40 minutes.