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| | Need to Know | Capital City Zagreb | | Tipping 10% | | Electricity 220 V | | Weights and Measurements Metric System |
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How to get there by Air
Croatia has international airports at Zagreb, Pula, Rijeka, Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik and Osijek, and there are direct flights to nearly all of them from most European cities. Zagreb’s airport (17 km from the capital) is the main one, and the best connected to the rest of the world.
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How to get there by Road
There are, in addition, buses and trains to the country- from The Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Romania and Belgium. If you’re in your own vehicle, you can cross the border into Croatia from Hungary, Slavonia, Bosnia and Yugoslavia.
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How to get there by Sea
You can get to the country aboard any of the ferries that connect Croatia to Greece and Italy.
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Getting Around
Domestic flights link Croatia’s capital, Zagreb, to four other cities in the country- Dubrovnik, Pula, Split and Skopje. If you don’t mind going slower, but want to economise, try trains or buses- both are good value for money; buses, especially, are very good and with an excellent network. Within cities, there are buses and taxis to be hired, or (and this is definitely more convenient) you can rent a car- there are a number of car rental companies, at least in the major cities, including international ones. Between the many islands of Croatia, you can travel by the frequent ferries, or hire a boat- both make for some unforgettable pleasantly experiences.
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