Croatia
Updated, Feb 2023
Croatia is a Balkan country in the mainland Europe. Zagreb is its capital city. Country has some of the beautiful forests and lakes. One the most popular spot is Plitvice lakes. It is famous for its beautiful turquoise blue lakes and wonderful waterfalls in the greens. After wars and independence Croatia has grown a big tourism industry. It has many medieval castles towns and Adriatic coastline beaches. One of the favorites is Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik is a stunning coastal city in Croatia. Walk the city walls, visit the Old Town, and see the Rector’s Palace. Enjoy fresh seafood, take a cable car ride for breathtaking views, and explore nearby islands.
Rijeka is a vibrant city on the coast of Croatia. See Trsat Castle, the Korzo pedestrian street, and the City Tower. Enjoy local seafood, visit museums and galleries, and explore nearby beaches and islands.
Split is a beautiful coastal city in Croatia. Visit Diocletian’s Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, and Marjan Hill. Enjoy fresh seafood, stroll the Riva waterfront, and take a ferry to nearby islands.
Zagreb is the capital city of Croatia with a rich history and culture. See the historic Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church, and the Croatian National Theatre. Enjoy local cuisine, visit the Zagreb Cathedral and the Museum of Broken Relationships.
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Population: 4.3 million
Currency: Croatian Kuna (HRK), kn
Language: Croatian
Religion: Majority Christian Catholic
Time zone: Central European Time(CET) UTC+1, Daylight saving: +1 hr (from last sunday March to last sunday October)
Electricity and Plug: Type C & Type F ,AC, 230 volts, 50 Hz.
Type C – Europlug, from connox.com 
Type F, from connox.com
Emergency no: 112 European emergency number,
Police 192
Fire 193
Medical 195
Marine 196
Country code: 00385 or +385
