Top 13 shops in Croatia
13 shops worth a visit in Croatia, from grand department stores and markets to historic specialists and local makers.
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13 shops
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1Market
Dolac Market
Zagreb's main open-air market, known for red parasols and farm produce sold since 1930.
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2Market
Split Green Market (Pazar)
Lively produce market just outside the eastern Silver Gate of Diocletian's Palace.
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3Fashion & design
Croata
Croatian brand celebrating the cravat, the necktie whose name derives from Croatian soldiers.
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4Shopping street & arcade
Stradun
Dubrovnik's marble-paved main street, lined with shops in uniform baroque buildings.
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5Market
Split Fish Market (Peškarija)
Traditional fish market in Split's old town, selling the morning's Adriatic catch.
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6Market
Pula Market Hall
Iron-and-glass market hall of 1903 with fish and meat halls, surrounded by open-air stalls.
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7Market
Rijeka City Market
Central market with 19th-century pavilions, including a fish hall decorated with sea creatures.
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8Shopping street & arcade
Ilica
Zagreb's longest and best-known street, lined with shops from Ban Jelačić Square westwards.
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9Food & drink
Ston Salt Works
Salt pans in use since medieval times, still harvesting sea salt by traditional methods.
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10Food & drink
Nin Salt Works
Traditional salt pans on the lagoon at Nin, producing hand-harvested sea salt and fleur de sel.
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11Antiques & vintage
Britanski trg Antiques Market
Sunday antiques and collectables market held on a small square in Zagreb's Lower Town.
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12Antiques & vintage
Hrelić Flea Market
Sprawling Sunday flea market on the edge of Zagreb selling everything from cars to curios.
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13Crafts & makers
Grisia Street
Steep cobbled lane in Rovinj's old town lined with artists' studios and small galleries.
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