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#1. In 1887, Peter Salcher, a professor of mathematics at the Naval Academy in Rijeka was the first person in the world to produce:
In 1887, Peter Salcher, a professor of mathematics at the Naval Academy in Rijeka was the first person in the world to produce ultrafast photography, used to track the trajectory of a rifle bullet in flight.
#2. What are the colours often associated with Croatia?
Red, white and blue are colours often associated with Croatia.
#3. What is the most expensive street in Croatia?
The most expensive street in Croatia is Stradun, Dubrovnik.
#4. How many kilometres of the Croatian coast are considered beach?
5835 km of the Croatian coast are considered beach.
#5. What is the name of Croatia’s official television network?
The name of Croatia’s official television network is Hrvatska radiotelevizija.
#6. When was the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) founded?
The Croatian Football Federation or Hrvatski Nogometni Savez was founded on June 13, 1912.
#7. The longest distance ever swum without flippers in open sea is 225 km accross the Adriatic sea. It lasted from the 29th to the 31st of August 2006. What is the name of the brave man who undertook this trek?
Veljko Rogošić swam the longest distance ever swum without flippers in open sea.
#8. Croatians were responsible for one of the earliest hydroelectric power plants in the world which brought light to the city of Šibenik in 1895. Where was this power plant built?
One of the earliest hydroelectric power plants in the world, which brought light to the city of Šibenik in 1895, was powered by the Krka Waterfalls.
#9. Which city is home to the world’s first Sea Organ that creates it’s music only by the action of the wind and waves?
The world’s first Sea Organ is located in Zadar.
#10. Which National Park is best known for its 16 cascading lakes and more than 90 waterfalls?
Plitvice National Park is best known for its 16 cascading lakes and more than 90 waterfalls
#11. What is the national tree of Croatia?
The national tree of Croatia is the Slavonian Oak Tree.
#12. What is the name of the famous church found in Croatia’s capital city of Zagreb?
The famous church found in Croatia’s capital city of Zagreb is the Church of St. Mark.
#13. What year did Croatia qualify for the FIFA World Cup final?
Croatia qualified for the FIFA World Cup final in 2018.
#14. What is the name of the famous football (soccer) club in Zagreb?
The famous football (soccer) club in Zagreb is called Dinamo Zagreb.
#15. How do you say love in Croatian?
Ljubav is the Croatian word for love.
#16. Which dog breed has its origins in Croatia?
The Dalmatian dog has its origins in Croatia.
#17. Which is the largest island in Croatia?
Krk is the largest island in Croatia.
#18. What is the name of this UNESCO protected cathedral in Šibenik, Croatia?
This cathedral in Šibenik, Croatia is the cathedral of St. James.
#19. Croatia’s coast lines which sea?
Croatia’s coast lines the Adriatic Sea.
#20. A Roman amphitheatre “arena” is a landmark of this Croatian city.
A Roman amphitheatre “arena” is a landmark of the city of Pula.
