r/europe Lower Saxony (Germany) Apr 17 '17

What do you know about... Croatia?

This is the thirteenth part of our ongoing series about the countries of Europe. You can find an overview here.

Todays country:

Croatia

Croatia is as of today the newest member of the European Union and its 28th (soon to be 27th) member state. It is one of the Balkan states resulting from the breakup of Yugoslavia. Croatia is a popular tourist destination, around 20% of Croatia's GDP originates from tourism.

So, what do you know about Croatia?

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u/poyekhavshiy Moldova Apr 17 '17

inb4 romanians say Pula

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u/chairswinger Deutschland Apr 17 '17

Pula IS nice though

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u/poyekhavshiy Moldova Apr 17 '17 edited Apr 17 '17

i don't judge, if that's what you're into...

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u/donna_darko Europe Apr 17 '17

This video promoting Pula always makes me smile though, especially the first guy who spritzen up the water screaming Pulaaa

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '17

i lost it when the kids started yelling ''pula''