For example, the Duke's Castle, and the palaces of the Zmajevic and Naljeskovic families in Dubrovnik were all built in the late Gothic style. Of the remaining styles, renaissance is the most predominant. The renaissance palaces of the Sorkocevic, Skocibuha and Stjepkovic families in Dubrovnik, and the renaissance Cathedral on the island of Hvar, are just a few examples. Travelling west to east, you will come across different styles of construction, particularly in villages. In Dalmatia, settlements are built of stone and are concentrated around a central urban core.
Slavonian villages absorb the landscape of the Pannonian plane.
In this region you will find rows of long streets with low picturesque houses. Many gardens and multicolored flowers complete the style of this region. There is not a city in Croatia that does not have a gallery or a museum, although the richest collections are found in larger cities such as Zagreb, Split, and Zadar. O.Gliha, B.Dogan, E.Murtic and V.Nevjestic. Croatian Music Croatian music has a long, rich tradition.