What is the weather like in Croatia?

Croatia is located in the southeast of Europe, at the junction of the Mediterranean Sea and the Pannoni sub-plain in the Balkans. The southwest and south are the Adriatic coast, with many islands and tortuous coastline; The south-central part is plateau and mountain, and the northeast part is plain.

Croatia's developed tourism industry is an important part of China's economy and the main source of foreign exchange income.

The main attractions of Plitvece Lake Group National Park include the beautiful Adriatic coast, Plitvece Lake Group and Brioni Island.

Tourism has always been a key industry of the Croatian government and plays an important role in Croatia's economic development. In 2008, Croatia's tourism revenue reached a record high, reaching 7 1 billion euros, accounting for about 22% of GDP.

In 2008, the growth rate of Croatia's tourism industry slowed down compared with the previous year, but both the number of tourists and the number of overnight stays reached record highs. In that year, * * * received tourists 1 1.26 million, an increase of 1% over the previous year, of which domestic tourists 1.85 million, a decrease of 1%, and foreign tourists 94 1 10,000, an increase. The cumulative number of overnight visitors was 5,765,438+million, up by 2%, of which 6.48 million were domestic tourists, up by 1%, accounting for1/0.3% of the total. Foreign tourists spent 50.62 million nights, an increase of 2%, accounting for 88.7% of the total number of overnight stays; Domestic tourists stay for 3.5 nights on average, while foreign tourists stay for 5.4 nights on average.

The coastal climate is Mediterranean, and the inland climate gradually transits to the temperate continental climate. Due to its special geographical location, Croatia has two different climate types. Coastal areas have a Mediterranean climate, while inland areas have a continental climate with four distinct seasons.

Zagreb, a famous historical city in central Europe, was built in 1 1 century and gradually developed from some residential areas. /kloc-a city with a certain scale was formed in the 0/3rd century. /kloc-In the 20th century, with the development of industrial revolution in europe, Zagreb gradually expanded from the old city to the new city. The whole city consists of three parts: the old city, which is composed of churches, city halls and other ancient buildings, is also called Shangcheng District, and the new district, which is composed of squares, business districts and opera houses, is also called Xiacheng District, which is a modern city developed after the war. The city center is YeLasic Square, where there are many government agencies, banks and commercial offices. In the center of the square stands a giant sculpture of Croatian national hero Ben Joseph YeLashic. There are many 18 and 19 century baroque buildings around the square. Crossing YeLasic Square is the famous Ilica Street in Zagreb, where there are many shops and supermarkets and it is one of the main commercial centers in Zagreb. The University of Zagreb, founded in 1669, is one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in Europe.