As I told you in the previous tip to take the roadlike path to Sv. Ana. The reason is that you will then come past this monument which commemorates the first congress of the Croation communist party in this spot on 1st August 1937. It can be disputed whether that was any good but nevertheless it's part of Croatian history.
Updated Apr 22, 2007
In order to see this church you will have to walk uphill behind the museum. It's a pleasant walk through some forest. After the last houses there is a steep path or alternatively a more road like one. Take the more road like natural path. The church was padlocked when we were there. There are benches everywhere in case you get tired.
Updated Apr 22, 2007
From the Sv. Ana church starts a prayer path with all the stop in the life of Jesus Christ. It's a steep uphill path and I checked it out myself as I was hoping to have a view from the top. There wasn't any view but I found something else.
Written Apr 22, 2007
You can find these beautiful sights as you drive only a short 30 minutes west of Zagreb. You can swing on a drive through the Samobor Hills, taste some of the local wine, drop into Samobor itself and sample the local specialty, Kremsnit, a very tasty cake that both Zoahra and Tal loved.....
Written Nov 21, 2003
The entire area of the Samobor hills which surround Samobor is covered with those beautiful vines that help us produce wine. You can see them in the valleys and there are many small wine producers that you can visit here.
Written Nov 21, 2003
There is a small local art gallery right next to the main square where you can buy the works of the local artists. Besides the paintings, which are not of great value, here you can find some cute souveniers.
In front of the gallery there were this two wooden statues, I was in particularly attracted by the look of the girafe.
Updated Nov 20, 2003
Before the end of the prayer path you can already spot St. George's church. It dates back to 1743. You can actually drive up there by car. It's on the way to the castle ruins. It was also closed.
Written Apr 22, 2007
Few of the houses in this town are very beautiful and located in such a beautiful location. If you know any young beautiful lady that live in such house, please give her my contacts ;-)
Written Nov 23, 2005
This canal or water stream going through the town, I did not see anyone swimming there, I was wondering, how clean are those water there?
Written Nov 23, 2005
My host sent me out from home to kill the time so I really had lots of time also to explorer the smaller streets of this town. It was lovely.
Written Nov 23, 2005
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My host sent me out from home to kill the time so I really had lots of time also to explorer the smaller streets of this town. It was lovely.
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I was taken here by VTers danijelita and diocletianvs on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Thank you! Samobor is a historical town which became a royal free market town in 1242. Feudal lords gave it a hard...
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Samobor, the city of Kremsnita :-)

Samobor is a lovely small city near Zagreb, it is famous for its great Kremsnita (Cake) as well as for me it is famous for someone special who lives here ;-)
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This is a perfect place to spend an evening. About 20 mins by bus from Zagreb. The town itself reminded me Szentendre, which is near Budapest. The same small picturesque houses of various colours,...
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Samobor is a small town near Zagreb and is a perfect weekend-runaway . Small, quiet but also full of life, here everything goes slow. This place is famous for it's food - Samoborske kremsnite is one...
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