Is Rijeka a good place to live?

Rijeka is one of few coastal cities in Croatia that don’t die down in winter. The further to the south you go, the more you’ll notice life suddenly getting quiet when the tourists leave, whereas Rijeka remains a lively place throughout the year and offers a lot to see and do whenever you choose to drop by.

What is Rijeka known for?

Famous for raucous Carnival celebrations and an alternative vibe, Rijeka (population 130,000), which has been a shipping and boatbuilding hub for centuries, combines Roman legacy, Italian influence, Austro-Hungarian architecture and fading Yugoslav industry.

Is Rijeka expensive city?

A single person estimated monthly costs are 673$ (4,480kn) without rent. Rijeka is 49.36\% less expensive than New York (without rent). Rent in Rijeka is, on average, 88.57\% lower than in New York….Cost of Living in Rijeka.

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Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant	70.00kn
Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course	300.00kn

Why visit Rijeka?

It’s the gateway to Croatia’s dazzling Dalmatian Coast. Rijeka has a few pretty beaches. Ploce and Kostanj offer clear waters and rocky shores and top class facilities. And nearby Opatija was the original Croatian beach/spa resort in the 19th century.

Is Rijeka good for holiday?

Rijeka is considered something of a transit city and with few beaches, it is not really a place to stay for a long holiday. That being said, there are a number of great sights in the city as well as plenty of cafes, restaurants, bars and shops.

What is the cost of living in Rijeka per month?

A single person monthly costs: 648.65$ (4,328.76kn) without rent. Cost of living index in Rijeka is 49.13\% lower than in New York. Cost of living rank 198 th out of 376 cities in the world. Rijeka has a cost of living index of 50.87.

What is it like to live in Croatia?

Heels stuck in the sand, desperately trying to make it all work and often faking the easy-breezy coastal life, making it look like it all comes so naturally. It does not. Not even close. Croatia is flawed. This place is filled with nepotism. Bureaucracy gone mad – actually, sometimes, not even gone mad – often not even moving at all.

What did you daydream about before relocating to Croatia?

Before relocating to Croatia, I only daydreamed about the Croatian beaches, raising bilingual kids, having coffee with my newly-made Croatianfriends, and living a European lifestyle. Oh, how foolish I was. How foolish I still am. After all, I am still living here.

What is it like to live in South Africa for kids?

Kids are free to roam about. The playgrounds are plentiful and safe. In fact, the whole country feels safe; I have wandered the streets late at night and never once felt like a mugging was around the corner. The landscape is extraordinary – and right on my doorstep.

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