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Population
Surface area
Nominal GDP
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Italy’s population is about 15.2× that of Croatia, a difference of 55,086,504.
Italy’s surface area is 243% larger than that of Croatia, a difference of 214,000 km².
Italy’s population density is 345% higher than that of Croatia, a difference of 151 /km².
Italy’s nominal GDP is about 25.6× that of Croatia, a difference of $2.29 trillion.
Italy’s GDP per capita is 68% higher than that of Croatia, a difference of $16,335.
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Zagreb
Rome
3,866,200
58,952,704
88,070 km²
302,070 km²
43.9 /km²
195 /km²
$92.98 billion · 2024
$2.38 trillion · 2024
$24,050 · 2024
$40,385 · 2024
Europe
Europe
Southern Europe
Southern Europe
Euro · EUR · €
Euro · EUR · €
Croatian
Italian
+385
+39
.hr
.it
HR / HRV
IT / ITA
Europe/Zagreb
Europe/Rome
Hrvatska
Italia
| Measure | Croatia | Italy |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Zagreb | Rome |
| Population | 3,866,200 | 58,952,704 |
| Surface area | 88,070 km² | 302,070 km² |
| Population density | 43.9 /km² | 195 /km² |
| Nominal GDP | $92.98 billion · 2024 | $2.38 trillion · 2024 |
| GDP per capita | $24,050 · 2024 | $40,385 · 2024 |
| Region | Europe | Europe |
| Subregion | Southern Europe | Southern Europe |
| Currency | Euro · EUR · € | Euro · EUR · € |
| Nationality | Croatian | Italian |
| Phone code | +385 | +39 |
| Internet domain | .hr | .it |
| ISO codes | HR / HRV | IT / ITA |
| Time zone | Europe/Zagreb | Europe/Rome |
| Native name | Hrvatska | Italia |
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Croatia, a jewel on the Adriatic Sea, captivates visitors with its blend of historic towns, sun‑kissed islands, and rugged inland landscapes, offering a vivid snapshot of Mediterranean charm and Central European heritage.
Full Croatia profile →Italy, a boot-shaped peninsula in southern Europe, ignites the imagination with its lush landscapes, storied cities, and culinary legacy. From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the vibrant streets of Rome, it fuses antiquity and contemporary flair into a unified marvel.
Full Italy profile →The capital of Croatia is Zagreb.
Croatia has a recorded population of approximately 3,866,200 people.
Croatia covers an area of about 88,070 km².
Croatia has a population density of roughly 43.9 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Croatia has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $92.98 billion as of 2024.
Croatia has a GDP per capita of approximately $24,050.
Croatia uses the Euro (EUR), with the symbol €.
Croatia is located in Southern Europe, Europe.
The native name of Croatia is Hrvatska.
People from Croatia are referred to as Croatian.
The international dialing code for Croatia is +385.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Croatia is .hr.
Croatia uses the Europe/Zagreb time zone.
Croatia, a jewel on the Adriatic Sea, captivates visitors with its blend of historic towns, sun‑kissed islands, and rugged inland landscapes, offering a vivid snapshot of Mediterranean charm and Central European heritage.
The capital of Italy is Rome.
Italy has a recorded population of approximately 58,952,704 people.
Italy covers an area of about 302,070 km².
Italy has a population density of roughly 195 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Italy has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $2.38 trillion as of 2024.
Italy has a GDP per capita of approximately $40,385.
Italy uses the Euro (EUR), with the symbol €.
Italy is located in Southern Europe, Europe.
The native name of Italy is Italia.
People from Italy are referred to as Italian.
The international dialing code for Italy is +39.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Italy is .it.
Italy uses the Europe/Rome time zone.
Italy, a boot-shaped peninsula in southern Europe, ignites the imagination with its lush landscapes, storied cities, and culinary legacy. From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the vibrant streets of Rome, it fuses antiquity and contemporary flair into a unified marvel.