A Tour of RIJEKA | Beautiful Croatian Port City 🇭🇷

*RIJEKA, CROATIA: Rijeka is the third-largest city in the country but not as famous as Split, Dubrovnik, or some beach towns. Its fascinating history creates a blend of Italian, Yugoslav, and Austrian heritage. Let’s go on a little tour and see if Rijeka, Croatia is worth visiting.

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[vanessathainegalindo]

Most beautiful city. Volim grad koji teće

[JamesKeller]

You really know a lot about history and architecture. Well done!

[mcdougal]

Thanks for the tour. I drove by it this summer and went to Pula and Rovinj.

[abpast]

Rijeka has mediteranian verson of hasburg archetecture not italian

[IvanJura]

Great video!
I would just dispute the way you say Rijeka was never a part of Croatia until 1945. By that logic Venice was never part of Italy until 1945 either, or at least 1861...

I mean you do have the Kingdom of Croatia credited in the small table that pops up, but the short explanation is kind of misleading (although admittedly catchy)...

[sanjica_]

the theater building was build under Austrian empire, not Italia

[ZeljanaMiljevic]

Been there last year, not bad! It was gloomy and rainy though

[annapaz]

Jack, that was a great video! 😁👍👏 Thanks so much for sharing. I have a heart defect and would never be able to make that staircase!😮 I love how you shared as you discovered. So fun! I can’t wait to see more. 💗

[fulviamalfatti]

My mother was part of the exiles of the Second World War who were forced to leave Fiume in 1947 because it had become the Yugoslav dictatorship rest in peace mother I miss you so much

[Tongkat_Ali]

Was it easy to communicate with the locals? Just wondering how many people speak English in Rijeka.
I plan to visit in July.

[pogledajovo]

Market is open every day but it is just a shadow of market just 10 or 20 years ago.

[kevin]

11:30, Really? No way. Before eating, ask the staff, do they accept credit card, even though if they don't speak English.

[ivanplavsic]

Opatija is an interesting city, as are eastern Croatia, Vukovar and Osijek

[munjozz]

Stranac vas dođe izreklamirati i vi umjesto da napravite iznimku i pustite ga tih 5 minuta da posnimi vi mu kažete da dođe za 5 dana.jadno