Getting to know different cultures and intercultural communication is of great importance today, but it is especially significant for communication specialists. As for the public relations profession, which is constantly addressing people belonging to different cultural milieu, it is necessary to know and to adapt communication and behavior depending on the interlocutors. People are not yet sufficiently familiar with the similarities and differences between individual cultures and they need to be aware of them. Therefore, the purpose of this paper was to find out the attitudes of students about the four cultural dimensions of the Hofstede model. An inquiry questionnaire was conducted between Dutch and Croatian students. The dimensions which are being analyzed are Feminine and Masculine cultures, Individualism and Collectivism, Power Distance, and Uncertainty Avoidance. The aim was to determine whether there are differences and similarities between these dimensions given the nationality of Croatian and Dutch students. An interview was also conducted with two Dutch students describing the cultural differences between Croatians and the Dutch from their own perspectives. But the answers given reveal specific differences in communication and customs between Croatia and the Netherlands. The results of the conducted questionnaires indicate great cultural similarities, but small differences appeared only in dimension of distance of power. The results are similar to data from previous research on Croatian subjects.