You should visit Zagreb Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, for its awe-inspiring Gothic architecture and historical significance. Standing as one of the tallest buildings in Croatia, the cathedral's intricate spires and stunning facade will leave you amazed. Inside, you can explore its grand interior, adorned with ornate altars, beautiful stained glass windows, and rich religious artifacts, offering a glimpse into Croatia's cultural and religious heritageic description
In 1093 when King Ladislaus I of Hungary (1040-1095) moved the bishop's chair from Sisak to Zagreb, he proclaimed the existing church as a cathedral. Construction on the cathedral started shortly after his death and was finished in 1217 and consecrated by king Andrew II of Hungary. The building was destroyed by the Mongols in 1242 but rebuilt by bishop Timothy (1263–1287) a few years later. At the end of the 15th century, the Ottoman Empire invaded Croatia, triggering the construction of fortification walls around the cathedral, some of which are still intact. In the 17th century, a single fortified renaissance watchtower was erected on the south side and was used as a military observation point, because of the Ottoman threat.

Cathedral of Zagreb - construction finished 1217

The parking is located in the city centre, near Tunnel Gric, which you can use to go directly to the Upper town.

Capacity: 465 places
Maximum total vehicle height: 2.3 m

PERMIT TYPE	         TIME	        PRICE
Hourly - day-time	08:00 - 21:00	1,60 Eur/h 
Hourly - night-time	21:00 - 08:00	0,80 Eur/h 

Public garage Tuškanac

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Check-in
From 15:00 to 22:00
You'll need to let the property know in advance what time you'll arrive.

!! AFTER 22:00, the external door of the BUILDING IS LOCKED. To unlock, use the BLACK KEY attached to the garage remote control. !!

Check-out
From 06:00 to 10:00

Smoking is not allowed.

Parties/events are not allowed

Pets are not allowed.

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If you are cold, you can use the thermostats on each radiator in each room. Just turn them slightly and the temperature numbers will appear. By turning left or right, you can increase or decrease the temperature as shown in the picture.
The bathrooms have UNDERFLOOR HEATING. You can control it from the thermostat next to each of the bathroom doors. Look at the pictures.

HEATING

The closest ATM near you is at the Zagreb Arena Mall.
You can find 3 banks in Arena Mall: Raiffeisen, Erste, OTP Bank 
All of them have their own ATM machines, but you can also find K&H Bank and Unicredit Bank machines in the mall (ATM machines are available 0-24) - they are located on the ground floor.

If you need cash

On the left side of the building you have an exclusive kids' playground, providing a safe and enjoyable space for children to play and socialize. With carefully designed play equipment and a nurturing environment, young guests can have endless fun right at their doorstep.

Kids Playground

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Founded in 1787, Maksimir Park was the first large public park in South-Eastern Europe, and predates the majority of Europe's public park foundings. The park was opened in 1794 under the initiative of the man for whom it was named, Bishop Maksimilijan Vrhovac of Zagreb (1752–1827). At that time, the park was located on the outskirts of the city, while today the city's neighborhoods have largely enveloped it. It was formerly a dense forest of hornbeams and oaks. The remainder of the original forest survives as a girdle to the park, the area in total measuring above 1,005 acres 

Maksimir Park - founded 1787

Nestled amidst lush greenery and overlooking a serene lake Trakošćan Castle dates back to the 13th century. Perched atop a hill, it offers captivating panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, making it a favourite destination. The castle's well-preserved interiors transport visitors to a bygone era, adorned with antique furnishings, exquisite artwork, and historical artifacts, providing a glimpse into the lives of nobility throughout the ages. Surrounded by well-maintained gardens and picturesque landscapes, Trakošćan Castle presents a captivating blend of natural splendor and cultural heritage, making it a must-visit attraction in Croatia.

Working hours:
Everyday from 9 AM–4 PM

Trakoscan Castle - Just 1 hour from Zagreb

1. TAKE the KEYS with you and DROP them INTO the BLACK BOX ATTACHED TO your PARKING SPACE.
2. OPEN the door of the garage by PRESSING the "UP" BUTTON on the CONTROL BOX located ON THE RIGHT side OF THE sliding DOOR.

IF YOU ARE WITH A CAR:

Leave the KEYS ON the TABLE and CLOSE the DOOR.

IF YOU ARE WITHOUT A CAR:

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The Museum of Broken Relationships (Croatian: Muzej prekinutih veza) is a museum in Zagreb, Croatia, dedicated to failed love relationships. Its exhibits include personal objects left over from former lovers, accompanied by brief descriptions.

Museum of Broken Relationships

According to the legend, Zagreb is named after Manduševac. There are several variants of interesting stories about Manduševac, girl Manda and Zagreb.

One of them is the story of a girl, Manda, who was near the water spring when a young knight was passing by on a horse. He was thirsty so he addressed the girl by saying, "Manda, dear, grab it!" (Croatian: “Mando, zagrabi!). So, both Manduševac and Zagreb got their names.

Another story says that while the water in Manduševac was drinkable, it was said that anyone who drinks water there would stay forever in Zagreb and fall in love with the city.

A third legend says that Manduša, the daughter of King Krešimir, was in love with Ban Dobromir. Manduša was known for her marvellous powers over water and finding potable water. Dobromir and Manduša were in love, but their love did not have a bright future. King Krešimir promised the hand of his daughter to the Hungarian prince Emerik. Manduša was unhappy with the arrangement and grieved for days. Her father took pity on her and allowed Dobromir to accompany her to her future husband. When they almost reached Emerik, they learned that he had died suddenly. They headed back home, but were very thirsty because of the great summer drought. There was nothing left but for Manduša to look for water. She looked for water with a branch, and when the branch shook in one place, Manduša exclaimed, "Scratch it here!" (Croatian: “Zagrebite!”) Because the water was clear, drinkable and clean, they decided to establish a city around this well. And so Zagreb came into being.

The Legend of Manduševac or how Zagreb got its name

Whether you're seeking traditional Croatian cuisine, international flavors, or simply a relaxing coffee break, Tkalciceva Street offers a diverse culinary experience that caters to all tastes, making it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts and those looking to soak in the lively spirit of Zagreb.

Tkalčićeva Street

A MICHELIN Guide Restaurant: Discover a hidden gem of modern Japanese cuisine tucked away in a vibrant neighborhood with a lively evening atmosphere. While not in a central location, this restaurant promises an unforgettable dining experience. Indulge in the chef's expertly crafted signature rolls, like the mouthwatering Kanji Uramaki with swordfish tartare and the delightful Age Lobster roll with lobster in panko bread.

*Please consider making a reservation before visiting, as tables are frequently occupied.

Working hours:
Mon - Thu: 12 - 23
Fri - Sat: 12 - 0.00
Sunday - closed

Izakaya

It is famous for hosting a wide range of events, including concerts, sports competitions, exhibitions, and conferences. With its impressive seating capacity , Zagreb Arena has become a popular destination for both local and international events, making it a vibrant hub for entertainment and cultural gatherings in the region.

ARENA Zagreb

Zagreb Zoo is a 7-hectare zoo located within Maksimir Park in Zagreb, Croatia and is across the street from Zagreb's Maksimir Stadium. It is one of three zoo parks in the country.
With educational programs, playgrounds, and interactive exhibits, the Zagreb Zoo offers an enjoyable and educational experience for visitors of all ages, making it a perfect destination for a fun-filled day out with the whole family

Zagreb Zoo

Located behind Zagreb Cathedral 

Capacity: 305 seats
Maximum total vehicle height: 2.1 m

PERMIT TYPE	         TIME	        PRICE
Hourly - day-time	08:00 - 21:00	1,60 Eur/h 
Hourly - night-time	21:00 - 08:00	0,80 Eur/h 

Langov Trg Garage (Langov trg Garaža)

Utensils are in the drawers under the kitchen counter with the coffee machine. Look at the photo.

UTENSILS

Varaždin is a city on the Drava River, in northern Croatia. It’s known for its baroque and rococo architecture, including the 17th-century Sermage Palace, displaying Croatian and international old masters and modern paintings. That collection is part of the Varaždin City Museum holdings, which also exhibits historical artifacts in the old town fortress. Lisak Tower is the only surviving part of the old city walls.

Varaždin - Just 1 hour from Zagreb

The Museum of Illusions in Zagreb promises an exhilarating and mind-bending experience for visitors of all ages. Step into a world where reality blurs and perception is challenged, as you explore a fascinating array of optical illusions, holograms, and interactive exhibits.

At the Museum of Illusions, you'll witness firsthand the intriguing ways in which the mind can be tricked and deceived, leading to moments of wonder and amazement. From rooms that seem to defy gravity to mind-bending artworks that play with perspective, every corner of the museum offers something new and unexpected.

Museum of Illusions (Muzej iluzija)

Licitars also known as Licitar Hearts are one of the most recognisable symbols of Zagreb and Croatia.
If you've ever been to a souvenir shop Zagreb, or in a home of some local, it is almost certain you have bumped into these shiny little red hearts, adorably decorated, often with a little mirror in the middle.
Licitar hearts are an interesting part of the old Croatian heritage. Traditionally, they were used by young men to express their feelings towards some lucky girl on a Valentine's day. These little red hearts would represent a special sign of devotion and attention.
Mirror in the Licitar: In the past, on Valentine’s day or another occasion, boys would give girls licitar hearts and they would stand behind them, because it was believed that whomever you see in the mirror, is your soulmate. On the heart, there would also be a short love letter. 
Licitar hearts date back to Middle Ages when food crafts became widely popular. It is assumed that this trend has spread throughout Europe, and thus came to Croatia where it got its authentic look. At those times, they were sold at the fairs and gatherings connected to church festivals, which is a custom somewhat kept even today.

Licitars - Hearts of Zagreb

The Stone Gate is a landmark in the Upper Town of Zagreb, Croatia built between 1242 and 1266. Its present-day appearance dates from the 18th century. These "Stone Gates" are the last remnants of the city's medieval fortifications and serve as a fascinating historical landmark. Beyond their historical significance, Kamenita Vrata also houses the Holy Mother's icon, dating back to 1731, which miraculously survived the city's devastating fire. Kamenita Vrata also offers a charming passage into the Upper Town, where you can immerse yourself in the city's rich heritage, wander through quaint streets, and discover delightful cafes and shops.

Stone Gate built between 1242 and 1266

If you're looking to immerse yourself in the authentic taste of Croatia, head to Batak and prepare to indulge in a truly local culinary experience. We recommend you to try the delicious BBQ wings and famous Čevapćići. Bon appétit!
Batak Bar&Grill boasts multiple restaurants scattered across the city, providing convenience in choosing the nearest location to you. Secure your reservation effortlessly by booking online through their website.

Batak Bar&Grill

With its modern facilities and air-conditioned interiors, Arena Zagreb shopping mall provides a comfortable and pleasant environment to escape the heat during summer or stay warm during winter months. For tourists staying nearby, this mall is a convenient place to fulfill shopping needs, indulge in delicious meals,  making it a great addition to their travel experience.
Working Hours
Stores
Monday - Saturday
09:00 - 21:00
Interspar supermarket
Monday - Saturday
08:00 - 21:00
Restaurants and cafes – food court
Monday - Sunday
09:00 - 21:00
Restaurants and cafes - outside food court
Monday - Sunday
08:00 - 22:00
CineStar Arena IMAX
Monday - Friday
16:30 - 00:00
Saturday - Sunday
10:30 - 00:00

Arena Centar Mall

Jarun Lake features activities for the whole family. Young children will enjoy splashing in the shallow waters of the lake and exploring the many beachside playgrounds. Water sports enthusiasts can canoe, windsurf, stand-up paddleboard, and more. You can also take a stroll along the lakeside paths or simply sunbathe along the shore. In the evening, Jarun turns into a nightlight hotspot with some of Zagreb’s most popular dance clubs and bars.

Park Jarun

Opatija is the pearl of the Adriatic. It is the first stop for getting to know the oldest Croatian tourist destination. Visit Opatija to enjoy the scenic coastal pathways that stretch for miles, offering breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and access to beautiful beaches, parks, and historical landmarks. Take a picture with the Statue of the Maiden with the Seagull which stands proudly on a rock by the sea, symbolizing the town's connection with nature and the sea.

Opatija - Just 1.30h. from Zagreb

The colorful Church of St. Mark is an architectural gem that beautifully showcases medieval Croatia's rich artistic heritage. Its distinctive rooftop, adorned with colorful tiles depicting the coats of arms of Croatia, Dalmatia, and Slavonia, makes it an iconic symbol of Zagreb's identity and history. With its origins dating back to 1334, the church stands as a testament to the city's enduring legacy and is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.

Church of St. Mark dates back to 1334

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One of the main draws of the Mimara Museum is its remarkable collection of European art spanning various periods, from antiquity to the 20th century. Visitors can marvel at masterpieces by renowned artists such as Rembrandt, Rubens, Velázquez, and Caravaggio, as well as exquisite examples of medieval and Renaissance art.

Among the most famous artworks in the museum is Giambologna's exquisite "Mercury" sculpture, a testament to the sculptor's skill and mastery of form. Additionally, visitors can admire works by Croatian artists such as Vlaho Bukovac and Ivan Meštrović, further enriching the museum's diverse collection.

Mimara Museum

Located in the heart of the city center.

Capacity: 292 places
Maximum total vehicle height: 2.2 m
Charging Stations - 2

PERMIT TYPE	         TIME	        PRICE
Hourly rate   	          0:00 - 24:00	2,60 Eur/h 
Daily rate / 24 hours 21:00 - 08:00	30 Eur/h 

Daily parking ticket must be purchased within 15 minutes of entering the garage, otherwise an hourly parking fee will apply. Tickets can be purchased at the garage operator's office at level -2.

Garaža Cvjetni

AFTER 22:00, the external door of the BUILDING IS LOCKED. To unlock, use the BLACK KEY attached to the garage remote control.

KEYS

Around the year 1635 six thousand of soldiers and knights arrived in Paris as support to the French king Lui XIII. Among them were also some Croatians. The traditional uniform with tied and illustrated scarfs around the neck awakened some attention from the French courts. These scarfs were made from different kinds of materials, there were rough materials which were worn by the regular soldiers and the softer ones made of silk were worn by officers.
That style was called the Croatian elegant stile. It was still unknown then but around year 1650 it becomes a item of state which represented culture and elegance.
The young French king Lui XIV. (he was seven years old) started to wear Kravata around year 1646 and made the kravata the standard among the other nobleman. They soon called that kind of fashion la Croate (which means on the Croatian way).
The Kravata had a multiple functions:
It was protecting eyes from the dust while riding a horse. Also you could used it as a bandage, to stop bleeding or to cover the wounds and as sun protection and also as water filter.

Kravata - symbol of Croatia

You can utilize the link to discover additional parking locations in Zagreb. The website conveniently displays all parking options, including the number of available spaces, entrance heights, charging stations, prices, and accompanying pictures.

Public garages Zagreb

USER MANUALS of all appliances in the apartment are in the TOP DRAWER UNDER THE TV.

APPLIANCES

Just 30 minutes away from Zagreb, the Aquapark Terme Catez in Slovenia offers a perfect getaway for relaxation and fun. With its open area for summer and enclosed area for winter, visitors can enjoy the water park's attractions all year round. There are 11 sources of thermal water coming from depths of 300 to 600 m, with a flow rate of 60 liters per second and a temperature of 58 ° C to 63 ° C. Thermal water throughout the year guarantees a pleasant swimming in the pools in summer and winter. Whether you seek thrilling slides or simply want to unwind in the mineral-rich waters, Aquapark Terme Catez promises a rejuvenating experience and an unforgettable day trip from Zagreb.

Terme Čatež, Slovenia - Just 30 minutes from Zagreb

Located just 100 meters away from the building, guests will find a Kaufland supermarket, catering to all their shopping needs. 
Also, for those travelling with an electric vehicle there is a fast charging station, providing a hassle-free, convenient and cheap charging solution.

Kaufland supermarket

The Lotrscak Tower in Zagreb offers a captivating experience that combines history, excitement, and stunning city views. The tower, which dates to the 13th century, was built to guard the southern gate of the Gradec town wall. The name is derived from Latin, meaning "thieves' bell", referring to a bell hung in the tower in 1646 to signal the closing of the town gates. 
Today as the clock strikes twelve, visitors hear a resounding bang, signaling the firing of the midday gun, a tradition that dates back to 1876. when there was no easy way for people to synchronize their clocks. As a solution, the Lotrscak cannon was introduced to help the citizens of Zagreb set their time accurately. The tower's elevated position provides excellent panoramic views of Zagreb, making it a favorite spot for tourists and locals alike. For those looking to skip the climb, a funicular on the south side offers a convenient and enjoyable alternative to reach this iconic landmark

Lotrščak Tower dates back to 13th century

Kickstart your day with a mouthwatering selection of breakfast options, from classic English breakfast to delectable eggs benedict or poached eggs on avocado cream. As the day progresses, the choices continue to tempt with an attractive array of appetizers, such as various pates, spring rolls, and toast with sesame and prawns

Dežman Bar

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One of the highlights of the museum is its impressive collection of decorative arts, including exquisite ceramics, intricate textiles, and ornate furniture. These artifacts provide insights into the craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of different historical periods.

Moreover, the museum boasts notable works by renowned Croatian artists such as Ivan Meštrović, as well as international masterpieces from various artistic movements. Visitors can admire stunning sculptures, paintings, and other fine art pieces that offer glimpses into different cultural and artistic movements.

Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb

Barbara Celjska (Barbara of Cilli) was a factual historic figure who lived in the 15th century, born in today is Czech Republic. She became a Hungarian-Croatian queen by marrying King Sigismund.
She was very beautiful, but also pretty abusive and deceitful toward others. During her rule, she allegedly spent time in the Medvedgrad Fortress on Mount Medvednica. This is why some consider her the real Black Queen.
Legend has it that The Black Queen lived a very decadent life. People tell stories of how she had numerous lovers in the absence of her husband while residing in Medvedgrad.
After she was fed up with them, she ordered the poor souls to be thrown over the walls and down the mountain!
Her favorite pet was none other than a black raven. It sat on her shoulder and attacked people if she gave the order.
When the Ottomans prepared to take Medvedgrad, none wished to come to aid The Black Queen, so she desperately sought help from the devil.
She made a deal with him promising control over Medvedgrad and her own body. He drove them away, but she did not keep her end of the deal, Enraged, he turned her into a snake and locked her in a chamber underground.
People believe she still slithers somewhere, guarding her treasure in the hidden corridors which connect Medvedgrad with Zagreb.

The Legend of the cruel Black Queen

In Bundek Park citizens can enjoy nature, numerous outdoor activities, barbecuing, sunbathing, and fishing.
The lake can be accessed by disabled people via a ramp. The Small Lake remains a habitat for numerous plant and wildlife species. The area around the lake serves as a leisure park, and holds 10 barbecue areas (concrete barbecues with benches and tables), which can be used free of charge. Around the lake, there is a 1650-meter-long bicycle and roller-skating track, a walking path, and three playgrounds, one for children under 12, one for children over 12, and one for children with special needs.

In the eastern part of the park, there are two volleyball and handball sand courts. On the western part of the lake, there is a water stage which can hold around 2500 spectators for numerous cultural events. During the summer, there are numerous cultural, entertainment, sports, and recreational events. 

Bundek City Park

The Archaeological Museum in Zagreb offers a compelling blend of history, archaeology, and culture, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Croatia's ancient past.
The museum consists of five main sections: Prehistory, Egypt, Antiquity, Middle Ages, Coins and Medals.

Famous artifacts:

- Vučedol Dove: A symbol of Croatian prehistory, this ceramic artifact dates back to the Vučedol culture (c. 3000–2200 BCE) and is renowned for its intricate design resembling a bird.
- Zagreb Mummy: One of the museum's most notable exhibits, the Zagreb Mummy, is a well-preserved ancient Egyptian mummy dating back to the Ptolemaic period (c. 3rd century BCE).
- Lumbarda Psephisma: An ancient stone inscription discovered on the island of Korčula, dating back to the 4th century BCE, providing valuable insights into early Greek colonization in Croatia.
- Vinkovci Treasure: A collection of Roman silver artifacts, including vessels, jewelry, and coins, unearthed near Vinkovci, offering a glimpse into the wealth and craftsmanship of the Roman era in Croatia.
- Roman Emperors' Busts: The museum houses a collection of marble busts depicting Roman emperors, showcasing the artistic and political influences of the Roman Empire in Croatia.
- Roman Portrait of a Young Girl from Salona: Presumably depicting Princess Plautilla, this Roman portrait is a striking example of classical artistry and is believed to have originated from the ancient city of Salona.
- Branimir Inscription: The first dated inscription of a Slavic ruler, dating back to 888 AD, provides valuable historical evidence of early Slavic presence and governance in Croatia.

Archaeological Museum in Zagreb

Find more options to park in the city

Just across the street you have a self service car wash, open 24/7. There you can use the Ready2Wash App - a smartphone application for car wash users all over Europe. Enjoy the new car wash experience using a digital tokens and cashless paying. Оf course, the car wash can also be used in the usual way - with coins

Self service car wash 24/7

Opting for a day trip to Ljubljana, Slovenia, is a fantastic choice for any tourist. In just hour and a half from Zagreb you'll discover a charming European capital. Wander through the picturesque old town, dominated by the iconic Ljubljana Castle, and stroll along the enchanting Ljubljanica River. Explore the Triple Bridge, Dragon Bridge, and the vibrant Preseren Square, each steeped in history and architectural beauty.

Ljubljana, Slovenia - Just 1.30h from Zagreb

The Zagreb Funicular is a delightful and convenient way to travel between the Upper and Lower Towns of the Croatian capital. As one of the shortest funicular railways in the world, it offers a fun and scenic ride that takes less than a minute. Dating back to 1890, this charming mode of transport not only saves time but also adds a touch of nostalgia to your Zagreb experience, making it a must-try attraction for visitors seeking a unique perspective of the city.

Uspinjača - Zagreb Funicular - The Shortest funicular in the World

Garbage containers are located in the metal enclosures opposite the entrance of the building. Please take a look at the pictures.

There are two sliding doors which are unlocked with the black key WITH THE GREEN DOT POINTING DOWN.

The black container is for the general waste. To dispose of waste in this container,  you MUST use the garbage bags SHOWN IN THE PICTURES.

The yellow container is for plastic - use normal garbage bags.
The blue container is for paper.

Attention: To unlock the doors, use the key with 
the green dot up or turn it the other way round - with the green dot down

GARBAGE

Nature Park Medvednica in Zagreb beckons adventurers and nature lovers with its breathtaking landscapes and diverse array of attractions. Here's why it's worth visiting:

Medvedgrad: Explore the rich history of the region by visiting Medvedgrad, a medieval fortress perched atop the mountain. Discover its fascinating past while enjoying panoramic views of Zagreb and the surrounding countryside.

Veternica Cave: Delve into the depths of Veternica Cave, one of the longest caves in Croatia. Embark on an underground adventure as you marvel at its intricate rock formations and learn about its unique ecosystem.

Adopting a Bat: Take part in conservation efforts by adopting a bat and supporting research and protection initiatives aimed at preserving these fascinating creatures and their habitats within Medvednica.

Zrinski Mine: Step back in time with a visit to Zrinski Mine, where you can learn about the area's mining history and the lives of the miners who once worked there. Explore the tunnels and discover the secrets hidden beneath the surface.

Mountain Paths: Lace up your hiking boots and traverse the mountain paths that wind through Medvednica. From leisurely strolls to challenging treks, there's a trail for every skill level, offering opportunities to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy stunning vistas along the way.

Bike Trails: Grab your bike and hit the trails that crisscross the park, offering adrenaline-pumping rides and scenic routes through forests, meadows, and mountain landscapes. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, Medvednica's bike trails promise unforgettable adventures amidst pristine natural beauty.

Nature Park Medvednica

Grič Tunnel is a part of mysterious Zagreb tunnel network. Today it is transformed into a tourist attraction and hosting temporary exhibition and events.
The tunnel consists of a central hall, which is connected by two passageways to Mesnička Street in the west and Stjepan Radić Street in the east, and four passageways extending to the south. It was built during World War II by the Ustaše government to serve both as a bomb shelter and a promenade

Grič Tunnel

Despite the two-hour journey, it's absolutely worth the effort!
Explore the mesmerizing stalactite formations and vast caverns as you ride a train deep into the heart of the cave. Witness the stunning beauty of the subterranean world, making it a thrilling and educational adventure for visitors of all ages. Postojna Jama's natural wonders, complemented by engaging guided tours, ensure an extraordinary day trip from Zagreb that will leave you in awe of Slovenia's mesmerizing landscapes.

Postojna Cave, Slovenia - 2h from Zagreb

The Museum deals with topics from the cultural, artistic, economic and political history of the city spanning from the prehistory, Roman finds to the modern period. The holdings comprise 75,000 items arranged systematically in a combined chronological and thematic approach into collections of artistic and mundane objects characteristic of the city and its history. It consists of a number of paintings, maps, city views, furniture, flags, military uniforms and coats of arms

Zagreb City Museum

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Modern Gallery (Croatian: Moderna galerija; since 2021 the National Museum of Modern Art, Nacionalni muzej moderne umjetnosti) is a museum in Zagreb, Croatia that holds the most important and comprehensive collection of paintings, sculptures and drawings by 19th and 20th century Croatian artists. The collection numbers around 10,000 works of art, housed since 1934 in the historic Vranyczany Palace in the centre of Zagreb, overlooking the Zrinjevac Park.

National Museum of Modern Art

Manduševac is the most famous fountain in Zagreb. It is located on Ban Josip Jelačić Square and you can see it on the county's coat of arms as well. The fountain is a favorite gathering place for tourists, but also one of the symbols of the city of Zagreb. Historically, the spring of water at the site has been around since ancient times. It is located in the area of the former market place (Harmica) under the walls of the old town.

Manduševac Fountain

Lake Bled is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty, centered around a stunning glacial lake with crystal-clear turquoise waters. The picturesque lake is adorned with an enchanting island that features the iconic Bled Island Church, accessible by traditional Pletna boats. Surrounding the lake, visitors are captivated by the majestic Julian Alps, making Lake Bled a popular destination for romantic getaways, outdoor adventures, and postcard-perfect photography.

Lake Bled, Slovenia - 2h. from Zagreb

Nikola Tesla Technical Museum collects and showcases scientific and technical appliances used in the country's history. It exhibits numerous historic aircraft, cars, machinery and equipment
The museum maintains the oldest preserved steam engine in the area, dating from the mid-19th century, which is still operational.
There are various distinct sections in the museum:
-	the Planetarium - used to be run by Ante Radonić
-	the Beehive exhibit
-	the Mine, model of mines for coal, iron and non-ferrous metals, about 300 m long
-	the Nikola Tesla study

Technical Museum Nikola Tesla

Zrinjevac is a picturesque park located in the heart of Zagreb. Known for its lush greenery, beautiful flowerbeds, and elegant pavilions, it offers a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The park's central promenade is adorned with charming fountains and sculptures, making it a popular spot for leisurely strolls, picnics, and cultural events. Zrinjevac's tranquil ambiance and captivating scenery make it a beloved oasis where locals and tourists alike can relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Zagreb

Park Zrinjevac

Trg kralja Tomislava, or King Tomislav Square, is a prominent public square. It is famous for its historical significance and picturesque beauty. The square is dominated by a magnificent statue of King Tomislav, the first king of Croatia, which stands proudly as a symbol of the nation's history and heritage. Surrounding the square, visitors can admire the stunning architecture of buildings such as the Art Pavilion and the Main Railway Station.

Trg kralja Tomislava

Situated in a striking architectural marvel, it houses an extensive collection of modern masterpieces from Croatian and international artists. From thought-provoking installations to innovative multimedia works, the museum showcases the dynamic evolution of artistic expression.
Some notable pieces include:

"Pixel" by Ivan Kožarić: This iconic sculpture, located in the museum's outdoor area, consists of giant rotating metal cubes, creating an interactive and visually striking experience.

"Vukovar – jedna priča" (Vukovar – A Story) by Sanja Iveković: A powerful installation addressing the Croatian War of Independence and its impact on society, using photographs, texts, and personal testimonies.

"Gorgona" Group Works: The museum preserves significant works by the avant-garde Gorgona Group, known for their experimental and conceptual approach to art-making during the 1960s and 1970s.

"Wall Drawing" by Sol LeWitt: A series of colorful geometric wall drawings by the influential American conceptual artist, demonstrating his exploration of mathematical forms and seriality.

Museum of Contemporary Art

The Croatian National Theatre was founded in 1895 in Zagreb, making it one of the oldest continuously operating theatres in Southeast Europe.
The theatre's building is an architectural masterpiece designed by renowned Viennese architects. It is a protected cultural monument, further highlighting its historical and architectural importance.
The theatre is renowned for its exceptional performances, including opera, ballet and drama.

Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb

Established in 1889, the Zagreb Botanical Garden is one of the oldest botanical gardens in this part of Europe.
The garden plays a big role in the conservation of endangered and rare plant species, contributing to the efforts of protecting biodiversity and promotes sustainable practices.
Visitors are enchanted by the garden's beautiful landscapes, well-maintained paths, and picturesque settings.

Botanical Garden of Zagreb

Medvedgrad Visitor Center is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9 am to 4 pm. The last entry is at 2:30 pm.
Just 20 minutes from Zagreb, on the southern slope of Medvednica, at the top of the hill Mali Plazur, nests a picturesque medieval castle which has been watching over Zagreb for eight centuries.
It was built in 1254, after the catastrophic invasion of Tatars who had raided and devastated this area.
n its history it changed many lords, who won or lost it through marriage, purchase and sale, intrigue or even plotting. 
Even today the scary stories about the countess Barbara of Celje – the ill famed Black Queen – circulate about the villages at the foot of the mountain.
Medvedgrad was abandoned in 1590, after the fortress was devastated by a terrible earthquake. 
Nowadays the visitors of Medvedgrad can explore this ancient castle on their own or with a guide.

Medvedgrad built in 1254

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