1. Croatian tourist attractions

Stewed beef with small potatoes (similar to Hungarian Gulas soup)

Croatian fish soup (Italian corn porridge is usually used as a side dish) The coastal areas of Croatia are deeply influenced by Greek, Roman, Illyrian and later Mediterranean cuisine-Italian and French cuisine. Here is rich in seafood specialties, such as cuttlefish, octopus, shrimp, lobster and so on. There are different cooking methods and various vegetables such as olive oil, black ham and so on.

Croatian cuttlefish rice (the practice is deeply influenced by neighboring Italy)

One of the most popular foods on the Croatian coast is

risotto with white shrimp or black squid

This is the favorite dish of all Croats. Different styles of Sarumi, smoked ham (comparable to Parma or Spike) and Pagoda cheese, excellent Croatian wine and beer are all worth a try.

In addition to relaxing and visiting scenic spots, tourists must enjoy local food for the first time when they come to the American coastal cities in Croatia, where there are many authentic restaurants.

It is famous for its Mediterranean cuisine, especially fresh seafood, olive oil, wine and ham.

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3. Introduction to Croatia's tourist attractions

First, Croatia should pay attention to the religions and customs of other countries. In Croatia, people of different religious beliefs abide by the canon. The main ethnic group in Croatia is Croats, accounting for 89% of the total population. The main religions are Catholicism and Christianity, so when traveling in Croatia, you must pay attention to religious etiquette and don't make words and deeds that make others feel bad.

Croatia's second travel guide: transportation. Croatia and the United States have a well-developed road traffic system and infrastructure. However, it is worth noting that some parts of Croatia are wet and rainy, and landslides and falling rocks may occur in some sections. Moreover, during the tourist season, the road system in Croatia and the United States is often overloaded, resulting in traffic jams. Therefore, when traveling in Croatia, you must be careful not to travel in rainy season and peak season, so as not to step on mines and threaten safety.

article 3: shopping in Croatia. All shops in Croatia abide by a rule that they are only open for half a day on Saturday and closed on weekends. This is unified all over Croatia, so everyone must watch the date when traveling, and don't run into a weekend trip. When we arrive at the scenic spot, there is no shop to open the door, which is really inconvenient.

Article 4 Travel Notes of Croatia: Post and Communication. On weekdays, the post office is open from 7 to 19. In major cities and tourist attractions, post offices are open until Saturday and Sunday. We can buy calling cards at post offices and newsstands in Croatia. With these calling cards, we can make international calls from public telephone booths everywhere in Croatia. Therefore, when you come to Croatia, be careful not to let yourself lose contact inexplicably and let your family worry.

Article 5 Foreign exchange in Croatia. Currency exchange is a big problem when going abroad. In Croatia, the denominations of banknotes are 5, 2, 1, 5, 1 and 5 kunas respectively. Foreign exchange can be exchanged in many places in Croatia, and there won't be much difference in the exchange rate. Some institutions may charge a 1% handling fee, but it is still conscience and harmless. You can freely take foreign currency out of Croatia, but if the amount exceeds 4, kunas, you must remember to declare it to Croatian customs, otherwise you will get yourself into trouble. Croatia's dollar currency is difficult to exchange in several neighboring countries, which is also a point that everyone needs to pay attention to. If you plan to continue traveling in Croatia's neighboring countries, you'd better not take too much Croatian currency out of the country, otherwise it will be very troublesome.

4. A comprehensive list of tourist attractions in Croatia

Generally speaking, Croatia is relatively good in public security, economy and environment.

The cost of living in both places is not too high. Croatia is relatively high, but it is still much cheaper than some countries in Western Europe.

Public security in Eastern European countries is relatively average, where many people cheat, but mainly for tourists with strong spending power. As long as you pay more attention, there will be no problem.

there is no difference between the two cultures. As far as I know, although Croatia is generally better than other neighboring countries, the unemployment rate has been relatively high and money worship is also very serious. They often do whatever it takes to make money, which is why there are so many liars.

there is no doubt that the environment is Croatia. Croatia's natural scenery, that's nothing to say. Switzerland in western Europe and Croatia in eastern Europe are famous in Europe for their beautiful scenery. So there are many tourists from European countries every summer.

Generally speaking, most Europeans are very friendly to China people. Don, don't worry too much about this.

In addition, China people are now regarded as rich people in the eyes of Europeans, mainly because the spending power of China tourists there is terrible. So remind the landlord that if you travel, you must beware of thieves near the scenic spot. They like to attack China people best.

5. What are the tourist attractions in Croatia?

Croatia is a member of the former Yugoslav Federation. After the end of World War II, it formed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia with Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia.

After the great changes in Eastern Europe and the disintegration of the Soviet Union in the 199s, Yugoslavia also disintegrated with the intervention of NATO. Croatia and other former Yugoslavia became independent and joined the United Nations one after another.

Croatia covers an area of 56, square kilometers and has a population of about 5 million, and its capital is Zagreb. Croatia has the longest coastline in all countries of the former Yugoslavia, and there are many world-famous castles, tourist attractions and beaches along the Adriatic Sea.

6. The ranking of tourist attractions in Croatia

is very vague. What does comparing these two countries show? In terms of comprehensive national strength, Croatia is stronger than Serbia. On the economic front, Serbia's per capita Gdp is only 8, US dollars, and the service industry accounts for 63 of Serbia's agriculture accounts for 18%. The total strength of the country is about 3,. Croatia has a per capita Gdp of 15, US dollars, and its economy is relatively developed, with the tertiary industry as the mainstay, accounting for 66% of GDP. In addition, its tourism industry is relatively developed.

There are only 16, conventional military forces, but Croatia in Europe has no military threat after joining NATO.

:7. Attractions in Croatia

1. Athens, Greece

The capital and largest city of Greece, the eighth largest city in Europe, and the cradle of western civilization, with a recorded history of over 3, years. Athens is surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on one side. It is located 8 kilometers southwest of Farley Bay in Aegean Sea, and belongs to subtropical Mediterranean climate. Ancient Athens was a powerful city-state and a world-famous cultural ancient city. Socrates, Herodotus, Pericles and many other famous philosophers, politicians and writers were born or lived in Athens. Until now, Athens still retains many historical sites and a large number of works of art, the most famous of which is the Parthenon in the Acropolis, which is a symbol of western culture.

2. Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is not only the largest city in the Mediterranean, but also one of the most brilliant fashion centers in Europe. It can be called the pearl of the Mediterranean and the commercial and shipping center of the Mediterranean. The rich historical, cultural and artistic atmosphere here attracts tourists from all over the world. Its modern architecture, fashion style and design level lead the whole of Europe. It is a bustling and noisy city full of fantastic pictures. Many people come here to look for Gaudi's dream, such as the representative works of crazy architect Anthony Gaudi Konerth, Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Milla's house, bartholomew apartment and Jill Park.

3. Dubrovnik, Croatia

A port city in southeastern Croatia, the largest tourist center and health resort, was listed in the United Nations World Cultural Heritage in 1979. This ancient city is now included in the United Nations World Cultural Heritage, although it was under the rule of Yugoslavia 15 years ago. Dubrovnik is now one of the most popular ports in the Mediterranean, perhaps because of its superior geographical environment.

4. Istanbul

Istanbul is the junction of East and West, spanning Asia and Europe, and is the largest city in Turkey. There are minarets, Sudanese treasures, crowded markets and sacred Christian churches. There are also the blue mosque and Hagia Sophia in the sunset, which are beautiful and fascinating; Crossing the Bosphorus Bridge and freely shuttling between Europe and Asia; Mara tunnel has narrowed the land distance between London and Beijing; Barbecues and mixed vegetables in the street always stimulate the sense of smell and taste. Istanbul is also a modern metropolis, full of vitality, and is expected to join the European Union. The restriction of Islam and the publicity of modern opening collide and merge, accompanied by the interweaving of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. Museums, palaces and churches are everywhere, which proves that this city has a long history.

The intangible cultural heritage of mankind includes

1. Becca is in the east of Croatia, and the country of Croatia

2.Lez plays and sings the traditional Taskey Gee turkey.

3. Chinese shadow play China

4. French traditional equestrian France

5. Fado: Portuguese cities complain about Portugal.

6. Notre Dame de Musi Health Festival in Alger, Spain

7. Traditional Korean Walking on the Rope Korea

8. Belgian Leuven Festival Drama Belgium

9 Mexican Street Music: Malah Mexico

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Flowers in Rensheng, Hiroshima Prefecture

Japan

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Jay Mocquereau: Dalmatia, Croatia's inland. > King's Parade in Southeast Czech Republic

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Music of Sasata Shrine in Shimane Prefecture

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Korean Traditional Martial Arts: Taekwondo and Korea

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Traditional Knowledge of Jaguar Wizards in Lupale, Colombia

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Yatista Poetry Society

. It borders the South Adriatic Sea and borders Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania.

9. Map of tourist attractions in Croatia

The last thing you can't go to Croatia is diving. The beautiful Adriatic Sea and Konati National Park are both good places for diving. Colorful reefs and colorful tropical fish attract you to dive to the bottom of the sea to play with them. T worry Idon' beginners. What you need to do is to relax. There will be a special diving instructor to help you overcome your fears and explore underwater.

or even more extravagant, you can rent a yacht to go diving, where you can enjoy sunbathing, delicious food and wine and have a pleasant holiday.