This is the southern part of a 12 km long waterfront promenade, partly carved into the rock. This part goes from Opadija to Lovran and was completed in 1911.
The path was only named Franz-Joseph-Promenade in 1996, when people began to reflect on the touristic Habsburg heritage. In the Yugoslav period it was called Matko-Laginja-Promenade and during the Italian rule (from 1918) Lungomare.
Along the promenade are still many more or less well-preserved, pompous villas from the imperial period and in Opatija hotels from the time when it was a fashionable Austro-Hungarian seaside resort.

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DeisiH✅

December 26, 2021

Marina Feature

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Uwe Langer 🚲🌳🚲🇩🇪

July 22, 2024

I went swimming with my family every day at the rocky swimming spots. There were always ladders there to get in and out safely.

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Distance 5.96 km

Uphill 10 m

Downhill 10 m

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