Another must is have coffee either on the main square (Jelacic square) or in the Tkalciceva street on a Saturday around noon. Everybody who means anything on the Zagreb scene, shows his face then. You can also venture into the cafes along Bogoviceva street, just below main square, everyhting is within 5 minutes walk.

The most interesting part of Zagreb is Jarun, with its places to go out, to enjoy, and to meet many young people.

wonderful town, very easy to get around; great history; people are kind, and jovial although it's worth it to take the time to earn their trust
the market is one of the better ones that i visited in Europe- open air and oh so colorful- must try the fresh corn on the cob- delicious
there's a very tasty reasonably priced restaurant on the terrace (level 1.5) just off the stairs that join the upper lower levels of the market- great place to sit and people watch, but don't expect too much from the waiters!
if you need a break, there's a very modern comfortable movie theater at the "mall" located near the main train station

Sightseeing Attractions: Trg Ban Jelacic, Katedrala Food (Desserts): Ivica i Marica Coiffeur: Tko te sisa

Croatia happens to be one of my favorite trips yet! Beautiful country with lots of waterfalls. If you are adventurous and like outdoor sports or simply want to just chill on the beach, this is a very beautiful country to do it in. I did some climbing, bicycling, kayaking, and braved it to jump off a waterfall. The people are so friendly. English is learned in schools there although not everyone speaks it very clearly... it's still understandable in case you are lost, which I found hard to do (however, I wasn't the one driving)

Most of the hotels in Zagreb are overpriced, but if you have a car, hotel Stella is a really nice choice - very clean, nice staff and the parking is free of charge.The room rate is about 100 euros at the reception, if you book a room by internet is cheaper.The location is outside the city.

A great hotel in Zagreb : Hotel Antunovic (nice design, great rooms, perfect food). THE place to rest on your way to the coast.

Katedrala Marijna Uznesenja loacted at Kaptol 31. The Cathedral whose impressive neo Gothic style towers can be seen from almost anywhere in the city was originally founded in 1093 but the Romanesque construction only finished in 1242. Through the years, the imposing cathedral was badly damaged and nearly destroyed by various sieges, sweeping fires and an earthquake at this time the bell towers were also built.

Mass is held daily at 7am, 8am, 9am and on Sundays at 7am, 8am, 9am, 10am, 11:30 am. Visitors are urged to turn off mobile phones .

This is Zagreb from student perspective:
cheap, great for nightlife, clubs are working until 4 or 5. Different kind of music in every club, from Serbian to Indian :) Hostels are cheap. Zagreb is not to big city as London or Paris, but it has a lot to offer ;)

Zagreb is a new European great city, with over a million inhabitants now. A great parks, clubs, attractions are situated all around this city.