Croatia
Croatia
Croatia links 4439 connections with 21745 other places across 29 topics, spanning sports, government, music, and medieval history. Shared ties run deepest with Germany, Italy, and its own capital Zagreb, followed by the United States and France. Central European neighbors Serbia, Hungary, and Austria carry sizeable overlap, reflecting the country's time within the Kingdom of Hungary. Grounded details include the Novigrad mussel, a protected Croatian cuisine designation, and the medieval conquest of Bosnia by Caslav in 949.
Orders, decorations, and medals of Croatia
Connects Croatia to: Vladimir, Russia
universities and colleges in Croatia
Connects Croatia to: Križevci, Croatia | Virovitica, Croatia
Žarko Dolinar
Connects Croatia to: Zagreb, Croatia | Basel, Switzerland
Cravat (early)
Connects Croatia to: France | Dubrovnik, Croatia
Renaissance literature
Connects Croatia to: Italy
Boris Buzančić
Connects Croatia to: Zagreb, Croatia | Bjelovar, Croatia
Roman Catholic Diocese of Dubrovnik
Connects Croatia to: Dubrovnik, Croatia | Lampugnano
Emilija Kokić
Connects Croatia to: Zadar, Croatia | Trag
Mile Mrkšić
Connects Croatia to: Serbia | Vukovar, Croatia
Natko Devčić
Connects Croatia to: Zagreb, Croatia | Glina, Croatia
Mirko Jozić
Connects Croatia to: Chile | Sinj, Croatia
Helena of Hungary, Queen of Croatia
Connects Croatia to: Hungary | Knin, Croatia
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- October 24, 2026 Both Croatia and Iceland televised the 2025 edition of this championship game. In Croatia it was carried by Arena Sport across the Balkans region, while in Iceland it aired on Stod 2 Sport. Which American sports event is being described?
- October 22, 2026 This Olympic team sport, where players tread water for long periods and shoot a ball into a goal, is especially popular in Croatia and Greece. It is also popular in Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, Italy and Spain, and is played widely in Australia, Brazil, Canada and the United States. Which sport is this?
- September 19, 2026 This 2021 comeback single reached number one in Croatia, Sweden, Austria, Belgium, Costa Rica, Germany, Iceland, Ireland and Israel. It was the lead single from a British singer's fourth studio album, released after a six-year hiatus. Which song is it?