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Zagreb - the baroque capital of the Balkans
Zagreb, Croatia
Whether you are heading to Upper Town or Lower Town, the abundance of cultural and historical heritage will follow you closely at every step. You can not miss the architectural grandeur of the church "St. Mark”, the Zagreb Cathedral on Kaptol Hill, the Lotterschak Tower and the Stone Gate. Your adventure in Zagreb must pass through the Croatian National Theater and the Museum of Broken Hearts.
Dubrovnik - A Tale of the Middle Ages
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The city is an attractive tourist destination for millions of tourists not only because it is located in the embrace of the Adriatic Sea, but also because of the one-way ticket to the Middle Ages it offers. The story will show to you all your secrets through the City Walls, the medieval strongholds of Mince, Boccar, Revellin and Lorianen. You should definitely see the Princely Palace, the Franciscan Monastery and the Onofrio Fountain in Dubrovnik.
Split - the realm of dreams come true
Split, Croatia
If you have not visited this city, then you have no idea what the paradise looks like on earth. Split with ease will make your dreams come true, whether it is connected with a visit to the Diocletian palace or a journey back in time to the grandeur of the Roman Empire or a sip of freedom among the pristine nature of the Marian Peninsula. The city also offers temptations, including the Krka National Park, dozens of fortresses and cathedrals. Do not miss your chance to get caught in the magic of the Adriatic coast.
Zadar - the Illyrian heritage
Zadar, Croatia
After giving thanks to the Illyrians for creating this paradise from Croatia, you have to focus on and touch each of his riches. Your adventure with the Balkan city should start from the Roman Square, pass through the sanctuaries of faith - the cathedral "St. Anastasia "and the church" St. Donate "to get to the gentle caresses of the warm sunshine and the hospitality of the Adriatic coastline.
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Location
Croatia is a country located in central and southeastern Europe. It borders to the northeast of Hungary, to the east of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro to the southeast and to the northwest of Slovenia. The state has an outlet from the southwestern part of the Adriatic Sea. The capital and the largest city is Zagreb.
Transportation
The Croatian transport network is best developed in bus and coach transport, which is cheap and convenient. Trainsport network is poorly developed, and more often it is recommended mainly for a trip from Zagreb to Split. To be able to enjoy fully the beauty of the country the right way could be also to rent a car.
Languages Spoken
The official language is Croatian, spoken by over 95% of the country's population. Other spoken languages are Serbian, Italian, and Czech. A large part of society understands also English.
Currency
The official currency is the Croatian Kuna. With the euro you can pay in some places, but we recommend that you do not rely on it, because apart from a less profitable course, they may not accept your euro banknotes at all. If you will exchange currency, when you arrive in the country it is good to exchange the euro, US dollar or English pound.
Visas
There are no visa requirements for EU Member States, it is enough to travel only with an ID card. For the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, residence is allowed up to 90 days. For all other countries, visa regimes are required, for which you need to check on the Internet or the embassies of Croatia.
Electricity
The standard voltage of 230 V is also for Croatia. The contacts are also of type C and F, known as the European type, which also work with type E and F and C.
Vaccinations
There are no mandatory vaccines for your trip to Croatia, but we recommend standard travel vaccines abroad - hepatitis A, B and tetanus.
Emergency Calls
Croatia's emergency call phones are: for police - 92, for fire - 93, for emergency medical help - 94. Here is also the single European emergency number 112.
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FAQs about Croatia
Provided access to the Internet?
Croatia has made extraordinary efforts to offer Internet access to the most remote parts of the Balkan country, but it is still hard to catch a high-quality Wi-Fi connection. In the central areas you have access to a fast and free internet in hotels, restaurants and every café. You will surely be able to share your experience with friends on the social network, although according to a survey, Croatia is at the bottom of the internet connection rating - 13 megabits per second.
What do I put in my luggage?
For your journey to Croatia, you have to get yourself a few basic things. If you are traveling in the summer, you must take a hat, also lightweight and comfortable clothes, because the sun is ruthless and the temperatures are extremely high. If you decide to visit the Balkan country in the winter, we recommend you to take an umbrella for the rainy days and a warm jacket. You should know that Croatian food is very priced. If possible, you can put in your luggage something to eat to avoid unnecessary expenses.
Which are the most beautiful beaches in Croatia?
With nearly 6,000 kilometers of beach, Croatia annually attracts thousands of tourists to its divine territory. The beaches are exceptionally clean and well maintained, uncovering the beautiful scenery of the Balkan country. Among the most popular and most attractive beaches are Dubovitsa, Makarska, Stara Baska, Omis, Golden Rat and Queen's Beach. If you dream of endless moments of bliss, surely the beaches of Croatia have to be your definite choice.
Is it possible to pay with credit cards in Croatia?
Payment with credit cards in Croatia is a widespread practice, but not universal. With Visa and MasterCard, you can cover your bill in all shops and hotels as well as in most restaurants. If you decide to eat in a roadside, you have to carry cash. The country accepts payment with euro, dollar, pound and local currency. You cannot pay for your stay in small hotels and guest rooms with a credit card because the owners accept only cash.
What is the climate in Croatia?
Croatia can boast a warm Mediterranean climate. Summer in the Balkan country is extremely hot between May and mid-October. It is during these months that you can plan your perfect holiday and relax in the embrace of the charming Croatia. The winter in the country is short and with relatively high temperatures on the coastline - up to 10-12 degrees. In the center, the temperatures tend to go down to zero. Croatia is known as one of the most rainy countries in Europe.