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30 Fun Trivia About Croatia ๐Ÿ‡ญ๐Ÿ‡ท

30 Fun Trivia About Croatia ๐Ÿ‡ญ๐Ÿ‡ท

Geography: Where is Croatia located?

Croatia is located in Southeast Europe and is bordered by Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Croatia also has a coastline along the Adriatic Sea.



Geography: Which sea washes the western coast of Croatia?

Adriatic Sea



History: In what year did Croatia declare independence from Yugoslavia?

1991



Currency: What is the official currency of Croatia?

Euro



Capital: What is the capital city of Croatia?

Zagreb



National Park: Plitvice Lakes National Park is famous for its how many cascading lakes and waterfalls?

16 lakes and 90+ waterfalls



Language: What is the official language spoken in Croatia?

Croatian



Cuisine: What is a traditional pastry filled with apples and associated with Zagreb?

ล trudla od Jabuke



Island: Which Croatian island is nicknamed "the sunniest island in the Adriatic"?

Hvar



Animals: What endangered bird species is found in the Velebit mountains of Croatia?

Bearded vulture



Architecture: What Roman amphitheater still stands in Pula, Croatia?

Arena of Pula



Fashion: What red and white checkered pattern is a traditional Croatian symbol?

Lijepe Naลกe (Our Beauties)



Literature: Which Croatian writer won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986?

Slavomir Paviฤ‡



Sport: What is the most popular sport in Croatia?

Football (soccer)



Festival: What annual festival in Dubrovnik features masked balls and street performances?

Dubrovnik Summer Festival



Invention: What popular necktie style originated in Croatia?

Cravat (from Croatian "cravatta")



Music: What traditional string instrument is played in Croatia?

Rozga



Film: Which famous director shot parts of the movie "Game of Thrones" in Croatia?

Michael Bay



Science: What cave in Croatia holds the world record for deepest underwater entrance?

Modra spilja (Blue Grotto)



Flora: What unique flower is endemic to Croatia and resembles a white butterfly?

Mljetvka (Mljet Lily)



Mythology: According to local legend, what monster was once defeated by St. George in Split?

The Dragon of Diocletian (Dioklecijanov Zmaj)



National Parks: Which Croatian national park features Krka National Park features numerous waterfalls and a hydroelectric power plant?

Krka National Park



Islands: What historical island off the Dalmatian coast was once a pirate hideout?

Vis



Wine: What type of wine is produced in the Peljeลกac peninsula known for its dark red color?

Plavac Mali



UNESCO: How many UNESCO World Heritage Sites are there in Croatia?

8 (as of 2023)



Festival: What cultural festival in Sinj commemorates the historic Ottoman siege of the city?

Alka tournament



Islands: Which of Croatia's islands is nicknamed "the green island"?

Korฤula



Archaeology: What Roman emperor built a palace in Split, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Diocletian



Nature: What type of natural phenomenon creates the Plitvice Lakes waterfalls?

Travertine barriers formed by moss



Islands: Which Croatian island is known for its olive groves and lavender fields?

Molat



Traditions: What traditional dance involves holding hands and forming a long chain through villages?

Kolo