Overview: 56,594 square kilometers. The capital Zagreb, the currency Kuna, June 25 is the national day. In 1992, diplomatic relations with China were established.
Map of Croatia
A Brief History: The establishment of an early feudal state in the late 8th and early 9th centuries AD. In the 10th century, the mighty Kingdom of Croatia was established. From 1102 to 1918 it was ruled by the Kingdom of Hungary and the Habsburgs, and in 1918 the Serb-Croat-Slovene Kingdom was united. In 1941, Germany and Italy invaded. It became a republic of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia in 1945 and was renamed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1963. Independence was declared on 25 June 1991.
Croatian town
Geographical environment: Located in south-central Europe, northwest of the Balkan Peninsula. The southwest and south of the country are coastal areas, with many islands and tortuous coastlines; the south-central part is plateaus and mountains, and the boundary peak of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Trogrov Mountain, is 1913 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in the country, and the northeast is a plain. The karst landforms in the territory are widespread. It has a subtropical Mediterranean climate and a temperate continental climate.
coast
Residents: Population 4.17 million, of which Croats account for about 90%, the rest are Serbian, Hungarian, Italian, Albanian, Czech and other ethnic groups.
Croatian girl
Culture: The official language is Croatian. The inhabitants are predominantly Catholic.
Economy: The economy is more developed. Forests and water conservancy resources are abundant, as well as natural gas, oil, aluminum and other resources. Industry is relatively developed, the main industrial sectors are food processing, shipbuilding, construction, machinery manufacturing and wood processing industry, etc., the main agricultural products are wheat and corn. There is aquaculture and fish industry along the coast. Transportation is more developed and is the main source of foreign exchange earnings.
Adriatic riviera
Main cities: Zagreb: the capital, which has a history of more than nine hundred years, the whole city consists of three parts, the old city composed of ancient buildings, the new district composed of commercial districts, the opera house, and the new commercial district developed after World War II.
Places of interest: The main scenic areas are the Adriatic seashore, Plitvice Lakes National Park and Brijuni Island.
Croatia men's soccer team
Highlights: Dubrovnik is a port city at the southern tip of Croatia, bordering the Adriatic Sea, built in the 7th century. With beautiful scenery and mild climate, it is known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic Sea" and is a tourist health resort. The architecturally distinct Old Town of Dubrovnik was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1979.