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Useful information - Croatia In Croatia prehistory mingles with modern times. Here the visitor can enjoy mountains and valleys, hospitable people and good food, lakes, rivers, national parks, a rich history and cultural heritage, a clean sea and a magnificent coastline. All that makes up Croatia, one of the most beautiful countries in the world, as we can proudly claim! Language Our language is Croatian, and we use the Latin alphabet. The usual friendly greeting is Bok! (der. from Bog, God), used both when meeting and parting, which can be translated both as Hi! and Bye! So, Bok! Welcome to Croatia! Population Croatia has 4,400,000 inhabitants (approximately one-quarter of New York). Most of them are Croats, but Croatia is also the home of Serbs, Bosniaks, Slovenes, Italians and many others. Currency Croatian money is called kuna (marten in English). You may wonder why. Marten pelts were used for payment in kind and for the payment of a tax called kunovina. You can exchange foreign currency into local money in banks, exchange offices, some travel agencies and hotels. Credit cards are accepted in most cases, but we advise you to check that in advance. The capital of Croatia – Zagreb Zagreb is the largest city in Croatia in terms of population, and its economic, traffic, cultural, administrative and scientific centre. Di you know that Zagreb has a Green Horseshoe? This is a complex of seven squares and green areas/parks in the form of the letter U, resembling a horseshoe when viewed from the air. This is a popular promenade and a tranquil oasis for rest – and it would be a pity to miss it. Climate Croatia has three climate zones – enough to please everybody. If you prefer the Mediterranean climate with warm and dry summers, visit our Adriatic coast in the summer months. Swim and sunbathe to your heart’s content. If you like the sun, but don’t like it too hot, you can enjoy the moderate continental climate in the lowlands in the interior. And people seeking a refreshing climate and physical activity will find that with alpine climate at altitudes above 1200 m. The temperature of the sea in winter is about 12o C, and in summer about 25o C. Along the coast the winters are pleasant and mild, perfect for walks and long winter vacations. Voltage 220 V, frequency 50 Hz. Area Continental part 56,594 km2.; territorial sea 31,479 km2 Tap water is safe to drink in all of Croatia. Public holidays 1 January - New Year’s Day 6 January - Epiphany Easter Sunday & Easter Monday 1 May - Labour Day Corpus Christi 22 June - Anti-Fascist Resistance Day 25 June - Statehood Day 5 August - Victory Day and National Thanksgiving Day 15 August - Assumption Day 8 October - Independence Day 1 November - All Saints’ Day 25-26 December - Christmas Holidays Things you must not forget coming to Croatia: Sunglasses, camera, towels, swimsuits and – most of all – a lot a cheer!
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Jezik Jezik koji govorimo je Hrvatski a pismo Latinica. Uobičajeni prijateljski pozdrav koji ćemo Vam uputiti je bok(ili Bog)-koristi se i kod susreta i rastanka. Na vašem jeziku to bi značilo i Hi i Bye!Zato:Bok!Dobrodošli u Hrvatsku! Naseljenost Ima nas nešto malo više od 4. 400, 00 stanovnika (odprilike četvrtina New Yorka), većinu nas čine Hrvati ali svoj dom ovdje su pronašli i Srbi, Bošnjaci, Slovenci, Talijani i mnogi drugi. Novac Naš novac zovemo kuna (na vašem jeziku. Pitate se zašto?Kunino krzno koristilo se kao sredstvo naturalnog plaćanja a služilo je i za plaćanje poreza zvanog kunovina. Stranu valutu možete zamijeniti u kune u bankama, mjenjačnicama, nekim turističkim agencijama i hotelima a većinom primaju se i kreditne kartice samo to obavezno prije provjerite. Glavni grad Hrvatske - Zagreb Najveći grad po broju stanovnika a ujedno i privredno, prometno, kulturno, upravno i naučno središte Hrvatske. Jeste li znali da u Zagrebu postoji Zelena Potkova?Zelena potkova je kompleks 7 trgova i zelenih površina/vrtova u obliku slova U–gledajući iz zraka sliči na potkovu. Danas je to omiljeno šetalište i mirna oaza za odmor koju je šteta propustiti. Klima U Hrvatskoj imamo 3 klimatske zone, za svakoga po izboru, volite li mediteransku klimu sa vrućim i suhim ljetima te puno sunca, posjetite nas uzduž Jadranske obale u ljetnim mjesecima. Kupajte se i sunčajte do mile volje. Volite sunce ali da vam opet nije prevruće – tu je umjereno kontinentalna klima u nizinama unutrašnjosti. A za one željne osvježenja i fizičke aktivnosti, tu je planinska klima na visinama iznad 1200m. Temperatura mora zimi je oko 12 °C, a ljeti oko 25 °C. Uzduž obale su zime ugodne i blage, savršeno za šetnju i duge zimske odmore. Električni napon V s frekvencijom 50 Hz. Površina Kopneni dio iznosi 56 594 km2, a površina obalnog mora 31 479 km2. Voda iz slavine pitka je u svim dijelovima Hrvatske. Blagdani i neradni dani 1. siječnja − Nova godina 6. siječnja − Sveta tri kralja Uskrs i Uskrsni ponedjeljak 1. svibnja − Praznik rada Tijelovo 22. lipnja − Dan antifašističke borbe 25. lipnja − Dan državnosti 5. kolovoza − Dan pobjede i domovinske zahvalnosti 15. kolovoza − Velika Gospa 8. listopada − Dan neovisnosti 1. studenoga − Svi sveti 25. i 26. prosinca − božićni blagdani Ono što svakako nikako nesmijete zaboravit pri dolasku u Hrvatsku Sunčane naočale, fotić, ručnik, kupaće i kao najvažnije obilje dobrog raspoloženja!