Palliative care is a discipline whose aim is to improve the quality of the patient's life and the life of his family. It is devoted to the solution of emotional, physical, informational and existential need. A multidisciplinary team of doctors from different professions, nurses / technicians, social workers, psychologists, volunteers and various associations is involved in the treatment of palliative patients. Palliative care is aimed at treating the symptoms that accompany the underlying disease. The questionnaire “Attitudes on palliative care in the Republic of Croatia” was conducted in the period from 21 to 31 May 2019 via the Google Form on the Internet. The questionnaire consisted of 19 questions, which sought to examine participants' knowledge of palliative care. Also, the purpose was to examine the personal experience of the participants and their opinion on palliative care and palliative care facilities. The study involved 630 participants, of whom 92.2% were female. The majority of participants were between 26 and 35 years old, 31,75 % of them, and with a completed high school education 45.08% of them. The participants showed different opinions about the specific claims. 69.68% of the participans believe that a palliative patient is a dying person, while 85.56% believe that palliative medicine is not a developed branch of medicine. Participants stated that family plays an important role in the treatment of patients. They also believe that at the palliative department should be ruled a positive mood.