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Sesvetska Cesta 29, Zagreb, 10360, Croatia
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Entrance to the university campus
Zagreb Cathedral
Walking around Zagreb
spire on left is Sv Katarina
I will be travelling to Croatia in mid January and I will be based in Novigrad. I hope to travel throughout northern croatia and Italy during my stay. Will I be able to take public transport (bus or train) from Novigrad to various locations?
Does anyone have any tips, recommendations etc.
Much appreciated
You could visit some nice places in Istra; as Porec, Rovinj and Pula.
Are they easily reachable by public transportation? Is Trieste within easy reach with public transportation.
There are several direct buse from Trieste to these places in Istria.They run every day except on sundays.
...well, "buses".
Are you going to Novigrad in Istria? I googled and discovered there is more than one Novigrad...
Yes Im going to Novigrad in Astria, just south of Trieste.
Thanks for the useful information.
Istria. See; www.autostazionetrieste.it for timetables to Croatia and other eastern countries.
Thanks
The website is in Italian and therefore Im not able to understand it too well. I think I will be able to move around okay. Can I use Euros or will I be only able to use KUNA in Croatia?
I think you can use euros in certain places, as hotels and some shops.
Can I get from Trieste to Venice easily?
The reason Im asking these questions is my daughter is staying in the UK, I am in Toronto and visiting Novigrad. I am trying to get her to Croatia in the easiest possible way.
Yes, see www.trenitalia.com
I went to Pula, Rovinj yesterday and it was very beautiful I plan on staying in Rovinj at the weekend for a couple of days.
I'd recommend a daytrip to Porec. I like that town very much. It's a short bus trip from Rovinj.
Enjoy Croatia!
I'd recommend a daytrip to Porec. I like that town very much. It's a short bus trip from Rovinj.
Enjoy Croatia!
The climate of Zagreb is continental, with four separate seasons. Summers are hot and dry, and winters are cold. The average temperature in winter is 1°C (34°F) and the average temperature in summer is 20°C (68°F). The end of May, particularly, gets very warm, with temperatures rising above 30°C (86°F). Snowfall is common in the winter months, from December to March, and rain and fog are common in autumn (October to December).
As a capital city, Zagreb represents the whole country. It bears Croatian spirit and seems to combine some features from all the areas of the country.
The Medieval area of Zagreb is called "Upper town". It's dominated by a beautiful church with tile roof. Tiles are of different colours and the pattern on the church rool represents Croatian national flag.
You must visit 'Saloon',park Zrinjevac, and of course the most important place in the whole town:Jelaèiæ-square. When I'm away from Zagreb,I miss Zrinjevac the most. It's beautiful there in summer.Everything's green and full of flowers.When the night comes, it's great place to bring girls to.
An amazing find, just off the main square. A quiet little arcade, on the corner of Bogoviceva and Preradovicev Try, that is beautifully tiled and lights up like a grotto on a sunny day. The arcade has two corridors that enter and center on a small dome in the middle, which is airy and bright from the soft light that filters through the coloured glass. It has phenomenal accoustics, attested to by the saxophonist whose haunting notes drifted down through the corridors, like Courtney Pine in Angel Heart, drawing me into the center. The saxophonist had obviously picked a great spot, because although the arcade was underdeveloped, and it was a quiet Sunday of closed shops, the echoing soulful notes just drew in unsuspecting music lovers and left them with no alternative to hand over some cash for the amazing performance.
There are many parks in Zagreb, actually it might be cold the green town. Everywhere you walk around there is at least one greeen corner with flowers foliage and the fountain. Maksimir, Tuškanac and Ribnjak, the huge city parks inside the town, are coloquialy called by the locals as the "pulmons of the town". Maksimir has 18 hectars of lush greenery and forest, opened to the public in 1794 and was the first of its kind in this part of Europe. It is the perfect spot for a half day outing.
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