The currency of Croatia is the kuna (kn). The marten is divided into 100 lip (in practice, lip is not used, rounding bills to equal values). Multiple transactions, especially payment for accommodation, can be made …
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Journey from Poland to Croatia.
Plane. Croatian airports serving foreign flights are in Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Puli, Words, Zadar and Osijek, however, most often charter planes land on them …
Planning a trip to Croatia
Information on interesting places can be obtained even before coming to Croatia: by letter, by fax or e-mail. One of the sources of information is Hrvatska turistićka zajednica (Nationwide …
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The oldest art monuments in Croatia – Illyrian products – date back to the 6th century. p.n.e. Soon after, the Adriatic Sea came under the influence of Greek culture, and then …
The language "Yugoslav”. Languages were spoken in the territory of Yugoslavia: Slovenian, Macedonian and "Yugoslav" (Serbo-Croatian). In fact, it was entirely artificial, created from two separate languages: Croatian and Serbian (they differ …
Nature and its protection. Croatia has not only two climate zones, but also vegetable. Coast and islands, i.e. the area of the so-called. sclerophyllous vegetation, they look most beautiful in spring. Plants develop quickly then, …
Croatia (Republic of Croatia) borders with Slovenia, Hungary, a federation of Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Italy (border on the Adriatic). The country has 56 542 km2 of the area (land) – that's more or less …
Croatia is one step away from independence. In the first democratic elections, which took place in April 1990 r., the victory was won by the Croatian Democratic Community headed by Franjo Tudjman. At the inaugural meeting of the new …
Croatia under the rule of the Habsburgs. Croatia under the rule of the Habsburgs was subjected to the centralist politics of the Viennese court. Croatian magnates and nobility tried to put pressure on Vienna to regain the lands lost to …
Cave Man W. 1899 r. In the town of Krapina near Zagreb, the remains and tools of a proto-human were found – a man from Crapini, derived from the Pleistocene. A Neolithic settlement has been unearthed on the island of Hvar, a …