Guide 🇭🇷 Zagreb
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Zagreb Cathedral
Gothic-style cathedral, tallest building in Croatia.
Museum of Broken Relationships
Exhibits personal objects from failed relationships.
St. Mark's Church
13th-century church with colorful tiled roof.
Zagreb Funicular
Historic 1890 funicular linking Upper and Lower Town; one of the world’s shortest rides, ideal for quick views and classic Zagreb charm.
Stone Gate
Medieval city-wall gate and revered local shrine, famed for the Virgin Mary painting said to have survived a 1731 fire.
Mirogoj Cemetery
Historic cemetery known for its architecture and sculptures.
Dolac Market
Vibrant farmers' market offering local produce.
Strossmayer Promenade
A scenic Upper Town walkway near the funicular, offering rooftop and cathedral views and a relaxed spot for an easy stroll.
Maksimir Park
Large park with lakes, trails, and a zoo.
Art Pavilion
Striking turn-of-the-century exhibition hall in the Lower Town, praised for its stunning interior and classic Austro-Hungarian-era design.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Zagreb’s major contemporary museum, best reached by public transport, featuring modern Croatian and international works in a spacious setting.
Tkalčićeva Street
Lively street lined with cafes and shops.
Zagreb Cable Car
A modern cable car route toward Sljeme, offering a scenic ride and a different perspective on Zagreb’s landscape beyond the historic core.
Grič Tunnel
An atmospheric pedestrian tunnel through the city, offering a quick, unusual passage and a glimpse of Zagreb’s layered urban history.
Zagreb 80s Museum
A nostalgic look at everyday life in the 1980s, with period interiors and objects that make for a fun, quick, photo-friendly visit.
Lotrščak Tower
13th-century tower offering panoramic city views.
Oktogon
An elegant passageway known for its distinctive architecture—worth seeking out for a quick look at Zagreb’s refined urban details.
Croatian National Theatre
Neo-baroque theatre hosting opera, ballet, and drama.
Zagreb City Museum
Museum detailing the history of Zagreb.
Jarun Lake
Recreational area with a lake, beaches, and sports facilities.
Donji Grad
The bustling center of Zagreb, great for people-watching and close to main attractions.
Gornji Grad
A historic district with stunning architecture and mystical charm.
Kaptol
The most touristy sector of Zagreb, known for its cathedral and authentic restaurants.
Lenuci Horseshoe
A mix of grandiose institutions and breathtaking parks, ideal for exploring Zagreb's artistic side.
British Square
An eccentric and cultural center, popular with young travelers and artists.
Jarun
A lively area bordering a lake, ideal for nightlife and outdoor activities.
Maksimir
A peaceful neighborhood with a large park, ideal for families and nature lovers.
Trešnjevka
A diverse district with a mix of shops and cultural institutions, reflecting contemporary Zagreb.
New Zagreb
A modern district with lively bars and restaurants, perfect for budget travelers.
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Zagreb Airport
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