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D. Tomljenovica Gavrana bb, Bundek, Zagreb, 10000, Croatia
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Croatian National Theatre
Walking around Zagreb
Close to the Croatian-Serbian border
Tkalčićeva ulica
Is there any program in Hrvatsko narodno kazaliste Zagreb in the months of May. Thank you
May is still a season, and they must have preformances.... Also is more likely that they wil have some guest troupe on the stage at HNK.
chek their website:
http://www.hnk.hr/en
They have list at the moment for day to day preformances for January & February...
I suggest for you to have regular cheks and you might find something you like, hope you speak Croatian, so you can folow the derama section too.
There is opera, drama & ballet.
As an student in Zagremb, many moons ago, I did enjoy their preformances, specialy I loved watching *DUNDO MAROJE* by Marin Drzhich...
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Zagreb card is a very useful and inexpensive form to travel in Zagreb. With the card you can travel 72 hours free by tram, funicular and cable car and by buses in first zone, besides obtain important discounts in city tours, museums and galleries, theatre, discotheques, restaurants and shoppings. It is very important in order save money because it costs only 60 kunas in 2004.
Take the cablecar up to Slijememountain and have a 'taste' of Zagreb; the green of nature, the red of the roofs, the white of the houses and the reflection of the sun. Then walk up to Tomislav Dom Hotel and order a strukla (cooked pastry filled with fresh cheese) and a glas of red wine. This is life! Opening the window in seven in the morning, sunshine on your face and listening to this beautiful language in the street.
If You looking around Zagreb by walk?
just following this guide map.
You'll see about,
beautiful Park, Historical architecture,
old town, interesting places, and peoples.
this is very useful Perfect Guide Map. Two part guideway
The Square of Ivan Subic Zrinjski, coloquially called Zrinjevac, close the northern part of the Lenuci green horseshoe. It is one of the most favorite pedestrian areas of the city, especially in the sunny Winter days.
Other citizens of Zagreb like it better in the Spring or Summer, when big platanas create refreshing shadow.
Some brief history...
The first written mention of the city dates from 1094, when a diocese was founded on Kaptol, while in 1242, neighbouring Gradec was proclaimed a free and royal city.
The Baroque reconstruction of the city in the 17th and 18th centuries changed the appearance of the city. The old wooden houses were demolished, opulent palaces, monasteries and churches were built.
The many trade fairs, the revenues from landed estates and the offerings of the many craft workshops greatly contributed to the wealth of the city.
When Kaptol, Gradec and the surrounding settlements were administratively combined into the integrated city of Zagreb in 1850, the development accelerated still more. The disastrous earthquake of 1880 sparked off the reconstruction and modernisation of many shabby neighbourhoods and buildings.
So, today it looks marvellous, and is a plce you will enjoy visiting!
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