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81 Reviews The Stone Gate is one of the city emblems and place where the story of so-called Upper Town begins. It used to be a part of the city walls, built most probably in 1266, that once stood around the old...
29 Reviews Zagreb is packed with architectural interesting sights and buildings. Among the most famous are the two Neo-Gothic bell towers, the Romanesque Lotrscak Tower or the various architectural styles of the...
9 Reviews A great resource for information about travels to Eastern or Central Europe is "In Your Pocket". It provides information of more than 50 cities at the travel portal www.inyourpocket.com. About 20...
6 Reviews You will probably love the fact that almost everybody speaks at least some basic English. If you aim younger people, you're very likely to get quality speakers who will anwser your questions without...
8 Reviews Here stands the statue to King Tomislav, the first King of the medieval state of Croatia, after whom the square is named. King Tomislav Square is a large park with a fountain in the middle and the Art...
7 Reviews The old parts of Zagreb (Gornji Grad) have gotten the official proclamation which made it a Free Royal City in 1242 from King Bela IV. Nevertheless the Zagreb parish has existed since as far as 1094,...
4 Reviews This is the picture of the squareI did in the first week of January 2003. The town of Zagreb, under the snow, is particularly attractive, many says at that time Zagreb is a real beauty, howevr, it...
1 Review My favorite thing about Zagreb were definitely my guides! I was lucky to come to Zagreb on my own but to never be alone because of the wonderful local VT scene. Nikša was so kind to let me stay at...
HORSCHECK Says: Many wonderful parks offer good posibilities for a relaxing break in busy Zagreb. The city centre has a horseshoe shaped green lung with some nice fountains and...
antistar Says: 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...
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Natrix Says: There's soo many things you can do when you're in Zagreb, you can take a walk from the train station to the centre of town through King Tomislav Square and the...
Santini738 Says: 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)...
yumyum Says: I was amazed how many cafés there are in Zagreb. Especially in the warm season everyone seems to sit outside in the streets to see and to be seen. On Saturday...
antistar Says: People seem very happy to accept Euros, but don't expect a great exchange rate if you are too lazy to buy yourself some Kuna. I found I could use Euros in the...
antistar Says: One of the most pleasant things you can do in Zagreb is to just wander the streets. There is such a variety of styles and architecture, from the narrow medieval...
antistar Says: The parks of Zagreb are one of its finest assets, especially the parks that run from the main train station to the central Ban Jelanica Square. My particular...
antistar Says: English is suprisingly widely spoken in Zagreb, given that it doesn't get a lot of tourists, relative to cities like Dubrovnik. Kids are learning it at school,...
tomeek Says: This place has no historical, architectural or any other big significance. You won't see the toruists around admiring or filming it, more likely, you will see...
josephescu Says: we exchanged money virtually everywhere (hotel, bar, taxi, restaurant) and for a rate very close to the official one. it's not worth wasting time lookin for an...
Tasia Says: That was the most horrible travelling experience which i had throught teh all my life!I still can't believe that it happend to me!I decided to go for a weekend...
polardabar Says: For those of you know something about Taizé, this will be nice news! It was decided that the European / World meeting for New Year's 2006 / 2007 will take part...
Gili_S Says: This square is in the centre of the city. Almost wherever you go you will pass here on your way, and, as I found out, it is also the place to meet your VT...
montezaro Says: The corner of Bakac Street and Vlaška is situated on the rise leading to Kaptol hill. On the right side of the picture you can see parts of the rampart with...
elcolibri Says: 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...
sabsi Says: I needed batteries for my camera so I went to a department store because I thought my options of finding them there were kinda good. Here's the dialogue that...
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16 Reviews and 304 Opinions We stayed here from 30 Dec 2011 to 1 January 2012. This is truly an excellent hotel. Staff and...
11 Reviews and 147 Opinions Arcotel hotel AG is Austrian chain of hotels whos motto is: "From Vienna outwards to the most...
5 Reviews and 146 Opinions I checked into the Westin hotel for 4 days. On the first afternoon, it took me 15 minutes to track...
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The night bus that I took from Zagreb made some stops along the way...So sad that I did go out from the bus, to smoke, to eat, to drink, to the toilet etc......
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Q: What is the best way to come from airport to the citycenter?
A: There are bus driving frequently. Price is 50 Kn. You may also use Cab, price is ca. 120Kn.
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ZAGREB, AGRAM, ZAGABRIA, three different names for the same place called home. Zagreb is the city you just have to know better, it has a thousand faces, great historical heritage and the exceptional...
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While talking to Nikša (diocletianvs on VT) I heard so many nice stories about Zagreb so when I heard that there were great deals with Germanwings I decided to go on a pre-christmas city break in...
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My first and last stops in Croatia were in Zagreb. When I originally sat down to plan my itinerary, I hadn't planned to spend any real time in Zagreb. I was only going to rush through the airport on...
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I came to this historical city for a long weekend in April 2007 as I had never been to this part of Europe before. I came by night train and travelled back during the day. Please take a look at my...
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I've lived here my whole life and [as every city] it has its pros & cons, but it all depends, I guess... Sometimes you're simply fed up with the traffic & the ppl., but sometimes [although rarely,......
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