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        Zagreb, Croatia

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        Zagreb serves as Croatia’s key transportation center, where Central Europe, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Europe converge. This makes the Zagreb region the heart of the country’s road, rail, and air systems.

        Also, the city is also recognized for its varied economy, excellent living standards, and a wide range of museums, sports, and entertainment activities.

        Croatia is affordable. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not comparable to, say, India, but it certainly offers a cost of living that rivals most livable countries. And, Croatia adopted the euro at the start of 2023.

        “My daughter goes to the theater once a month for US$5 to US$7.40,” says Karl Gillingham, who arrived there from London five years ago. School, too is less expensive in Zagreb. “A kindergartner in the UK might pay US$1,212 a month for a good education compared to US$250 at the international kindergarten in Zagreb—or as little as US$90 at the local school—which offers a very good education as well.”

        If you are an active family, the good climate and green spaces combined with low prices offer ample opportunities for healthy living.

        You can roller-blade, ice skate, sail, or ski all for much less than you would in neighboring countries.

        The chair lift ride, for example, is only US$4 one way, US$5 round trip.

        Zagreb also has a terrific public transportation system, and you can purchase a Zagreb Card for up to 50% savings on transportation, museums, theaters, hotels, and restaurants. The three-day card is US$16; the 24-hour card is US$12.

        Trams run frequently within the city; buses travel inside and outside the city. The funicular runs to Zagreb’s higher points; a ticket is only US$2 at a kiosk/a day pass is US$4.

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            Cost Of Living In Zagreb

            Since 1994 the currency here was the kuna, abbreviated kn or HRK. But, at the start of 2023, Croatia adopted the euro.

            Credit cards are often accepted, but always have cash on hand as well.

            Asked about shopping, an expat explains: “There are only a couple of multiplexes, which is underwhelming when you consider other cosmopolitan cities. Still, you can find anything you need here. Also, it’s not as cheap as people think…especially if you come here from the United States and the weak dollar. It’s certainly not as cheap as it once was.”

             
            Item Costs
            A local beer US$2.16 to US$3.60
            Sodas (Fanta and Coke) US$2.16
            Tea or coffee in café US$1.50 to US$2.70
            Pizza or pasta dish US$6.40 to US$10
            A business lunch in a fancy restaurant (including drink) US$27 to US$35
            Bottle of wine in store US$4.60 to US$19
            Double room at private inn US$55.22
            Double room at hotel US$78.30 to US$391.60
            Average restaurant meal for two with wine US$19
            One-and-half hour bus or tram ticket US$2.44
            72-hour Zagreb card for unlimited transportation US$17.20
            Hour at internet café US$3 to US$7.20
            Bread US$1.16 to US$3.50
            One-hour bike rental US$3.60
            Milk (per gallon) US$3.73
            Beef (per pound) US$3.85 to US$6.85
            Oranges US$0.79 per pound
            Chicken (per whole chicken) US$5.85
            International kindergarten US$250
            Local school US$90
            The American international school US$26,093/year
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