Zagreb Dos and Don'ts
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Zagreb, Central Croatia, Croatia
Go to the main square and Mandusevac and get someone local to explain the legend behind it. That's the place where everything started 1000 years ago.
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Zagreb, Central Croatia, Croatia
Zagreb is the capital and the largest city of Croatia. Zagreb is the cultural, scientific, economic and governmental center of the ...
Zagreb is an old Central European city. It is located on the intersection of several important routes beetwen the Adriatic coast and Central Europe.
Zagreb offers its guests the Baroque feel of the Upper town, picturesque open-air markets, various kinds of shops and delicious local cuisine. The Day of the City of Zagreb on the november 16 th is celebrated every year with special festivities, especially on the Jurun lake near the southwestern part of the city.
Zagreb is an old Central European city. It is located on the intersection of several important routes beetwen the Adriatic coast and Central Europe.
Zagreb offers its guests the Baroque feel of the Upper town, picturesque open-air markets, various kinds of shops and delicious local cuisine. The Day of the City of Zagreb on the november 16 th is celebrated every year with special festivities, especially on the Jurun lake near the southwestern part of the city.
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Zagreb, Central Croatia, Croatia
The centre of Zagreb is split into a lower and upper section. All the major attractions are close by to the main square near a tram stop.There is a 'railway' called the 'Old Lady of Zagreb' which takes you to the upper level and back. The ride lasts about a minute and it's cheap to go on. You can walk up the hill but it's fun to take the ride at least once. St Marks Church is at the top and its tiled roof with national emblems is good to look at. There are museums nearby including one containing the broken remains of furniture destroyed during the Balkans War. Croats are very passionate about their country, and a night at a bar watching the football is a rowdy experience! I also visited the KSet club on the outskirts of the city, which was a good experience, and cheap prices.
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Zagreb, Central Croatia, Croatia
nice people, good beer, all these in a very charismatic town. even if it is a bit expensive
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Velika Gorica, Central Croatia, Croatia
Velika Gorica is a town situated in the suburbs of Zagreb, Croatia's capital, but it is the town with it's own history and personality. It is famous because of it's beautiful parks and nearby roman ruins, it has a very popular radio station and Zagreb's airport is close by. Velika Gorica is the main town of a region Called Turopolje, that gained it's name because of the Tur, it was a kind of an wild ox that use to live in that area but no longer exists.
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