CROATIA rest + sights: personal blog about Croatia interesting
Census of 2021 has shown, that in the past 10 years (meaning, a period from 2011 to 2021) the population of Croatia has decreased by 396 360 people, which is equivalent to about 9.25% of an overall population.
That is, by far, the biggest population decrease, comparing to the census of 1991 to 2001, as well as the post-war years, when the population of Croatia has only decreased by 7%.
Croatian company “Rimac” has presented a new electric hypercar “Rimac Nevera”
Guidebook offers an immediate access to information about the sightseeing and attractions, contains a lot of useful reference information, indispensable telephone numbers, and sometimes even a phrasebooks.
Guidebooks help to find your way around in a new location, contain maps and descriptions of the best possible routes for seeing the maximal number of the historical and architectural monuments.
Croatia guidebooks free download:
In Croatia there are a large number of unique landmarks and national parks.
There are 7 UNESCO sites, and 19 natural parks
Here you can see food prices in Croatia on some food and drink from checks of food stores
The date of page: 11.6.2018
We will constantly update the page with new information about Food prices in Croatia
Croatian cuisine is tasty, healthy and fascinatingly varied, as it combines two culinary traditions — Mediterranean, based on seafood, and central European, with its simple but nutritious schnitzels and strudels.
Moreover, Croatia was lucky with its nature. Its very clean sea provides Croatian dinner tables with mussels, oysters, shrimps, cancers, and different kinds of fish.
You will be able to see the life of Croatian cities online via web cameras.
The Croatian territory covers 56 594 square kilometres.
Population of Croatia – 4 483 804 people (2011)
Croatian is the official language of Croatia
The capital of Croatia – Zagreb city
Citizens of EU, Andorra, Canada, Iceland, Japan, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, United States, Vatican City can enter to Croatia without visa (visa-free) for 90 days.
Embassies and Consulates in Croatia
In Croatia works diplomatic missions of more than 60 world countries.
Most of these are located in Zagreb. Several countries there are accredited embassies in other regional of Croatia.
Along the coast there are more than a hundred beaches under the Blue Flag. Croatian authorities do their best to make sure that the number of these flags grow.
The Blue Flag is an international award, which has been annually, since 1987, granted to beaches and quays where the water mets the high quality standards and is suitable for safe swimming.
Croatian natural mineral water – Jamnica – won a gold medal for the best carbonated water in Europe at Mineral Water Challenge 2015.
An international competition held in Portugal in late November 2015, coming first in competition with 175 registered products from 11 countries.