Żupania licko-seńska

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Ludność 42 748

Powierzchnia 5339 km²

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Lika-Senj Essentials

Lika-Senj spans from the Adriatic coast to the Velebit mountains, home to the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes and its sixteen terraced basins. The region preserves the 16th-century Nehaj Fortress in Senj and the birthplace of Nikola Tesla in Smiljan. Significant landmarks include the underground Željava Air Base, a Cold War-era military facility carved into the Gola Plješevica mountain, and the high-altitude karst landscapes of Northern Velebit National Park. Coastal areas feature the pebbly Zrće Beach on Pag island, known for its open-air clubs.

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Isabelle Delval / CC-BY-SA

Lika-Senj Nature Highlights

This selection features the hydrological landmarks of the Lika-Senj region, primarily within Plitvice Lakes National Park and the Grabovača Cave Park. It includes Veliki slap, Croatia's highest waterfall at 78 meters, and the Štrbački buk on the Una River, a 25-meter cascade on the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. The list also highlights the Samograd cave, notable for its 19th-century stone steps, and various tufa barriers like Galovački buk and Sastavci, where the Korana River originates.

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Jacques Gagnon / CC-BY-SA

Hidden Gems

This collection explores the architectural and historical layers of Lika-Senj, from the Roman remains of Cissa to the medieval fortifications of Mrsinjgrad and Drežnik. It features Tito's abandoned Vila Izvor and the early industrial ruins of the Burget hydroelectric plant. The list also highlights significant regional memorials, including the Jadovno camp monument and the Kubus sculpture on Velebit, alongside landmarks marking the 45th parallel and the heritage of local figures like Ante Starčević.

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Pećinski park Grabovača / CC BY-SA 4.0

Caves and Underground

The karst landscape of Lika-Senj hides an extensive network of limestone formations, centered primarily around the Grabovača Cave Park near Perušić. This collection features the Samograd cave, notable for its illuminated chambers and continuous dripstone formations. The region also includes specialized geological sites like the Vukušić snježnica, a traditional ice pit on Northern Velebit used historically for snow storage. These sites showcase diverse speleological features, from deep pits like Jama Sladovača to the bear-named Medina špilja.

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Bvlahov / CC BY-SA 3.0

Fortresses & Ruins

Lika-Senj County's landscape is defined by its strategic military history, featuring a network of defensive structures spanning from the Roman era to the 16th century. Key sites include the 1558 Nehaj Tower, a symbol of the Uskok resistance, and the Frankopan noble seat of Sokolac. The list covers coastal ruins like Fortica in Karlobag and inland strongholds like the recently restored Drežnik Old Town, alongside archaeological remains of the Roman city of Cissa. These ruins mark former borders between the Habsburg Monarchy, the Ottoman Empire, and the Venetian Republic.

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Matjaž Metaj / CC BY-SA 2.0

Lakes & Waterfalls

This collection highlights the karst hydrography of Lika-Senj, centered on the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park and the Una River. It features a sequence of terraced lakes connected by travertine barriers and waterfalls, including the 78-meter Veliki slap. The list also includes the 25-meter Štrbački buk on the Una River, a significant tufa waterfall marking the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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