There are no physical stores in Croatia that specialize in cannabis literature. While discussions around cannabis are increasing across Europe, Croatia still lacks physical retail spaces focused exclusively on books about cannabis, its history, cultivation, and medicinal use.

Most bookstores in cities like major Croatian urban centers carry titles covering holistic health, but finding a specific section on cannabis is uncommon.

If you’re seeking cannabis-related literature, your most reliable choice is to visit established non-chain retailers or explore e-commerce sources. Bookstores such as Dokumenta in Rijeka may have in stock titles on plant-based healing and entheogens, which might contain chapters on cannabis. However, these are not guaranteed and usually demand a direct request.

For a more comprehensive selection, consider ordering from international online retailers like Amazon, Book Depository, or Barnes & Noble, or publishers known for counterculture literature. Many of these books are available in English, and a few are available in Croatian. Public libraries across Croatia may also hold research-based materials on cannabinoid therapy and regulation, which can be accessed with a library card.

Additionally, hemp associations organize community gatherings where they distribute literature, including zines, pamphlets, and dispensaries norway self-published works. These grassroots efforts are often the truest repository of cannabis-related writing in Croatia.

While the on-shelf cannabis titles in Croatian bookstores remains limited, the digital and community-based alternatives are growing rapidly. For those eager to learn more, balancing e-commerce with community involvement offers the most fulfilling approach to explore cannabis literature in Croatia.