Hello everyone,
What are the most expensive cities to live in Croatia? What are the costs of things such as rent, utilities, weekly groceries, dining out, etc.?
What is the lifestyle like in these cities, for expats and locals?
What are the different neighbourhoods like? Are there more affordable areas?
Do you have any experience living in any of Croatia's most expensive cities? What was it like?
Which cities in Croatia would you recommend? Are there any that offer particularly good value for money when it comes to cost of living?
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Priscilla
Croatia's most expensive cities
Priscilla
20 September 2017 11:39:31
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davebelgrado
25 September 2017 12:54:49
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Hello,
Most expencive cities are on the sea cost during high tourist season. (Dubrovnik-Unesco protected town), Split, Zadar, Sibenik......any city on cost side.
Zagreb is relativly expencive, monthly apartment rent 400 euros...for food 200 euros....
If you need any question just ask.
Regards
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