najljepši grad :))

maksimir stadium...the stadium of dinamo zagreb

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.

Zagreb's funicular may be one of the shortest at just 66 meters, but its 55-second ride (progressively more exciting the younger you are) will take you to another world, far removed from crowds of the Lower Town. The journey starts at Tomićeva Street, just off Ilica. Exit a few meters away from the Lotršćak Tower and right in front of you is the Strossmayer Promenade, offering some wonderful panoramic views over Zagreb's rooftops and extending to Kaptol and the rest of the Old Town with its restaurants and cafes.

Beautiful city! Many call it the "Gem of the Balkans". Rarely can you find so many examples of cultural and historical significance from different periods in such a small region, and Zagreb is my favorite of all. The architecture of this Capital is simply breath taking.

public transportation information on www.zet.hr

VERY BEAUTIFUL CITY, very beautiful women

eat in porto camara - kaptol 10

Start your walking tour from the main railway station through Zrinjevac park, heading up to main square (Jelacic). See the cathedral and from there pass through the biggest open market square Dolac, have a drink in one of the many bars in Tkalciceva street. Once relaxed, climb Rariceva street and pass through Kamenita/Stone doors. Just another 100m and you'll be in front of St. Mark's church known for it's colourful roof. Have a view on downtown from the terrace in front of Lotrscak tower, take a cable and join the stream in the main street Ilica. All that - mxm 2,5 hrs

You can easily see the old town on foot in half a day