That’s awesome! You guys are going to have such an amazing time 😍

The Dolac Market was amazing either way so many vendors! Zagreb really surprised us 😍

Zagreb is quite large city but not in a way as huge ones like Paris, London, Berlin... It is very walkable city and it has great public transport (trams, trains and buses). It has only about 780.000 inhabitants (1.1 mill in wider metro area) but it is one of the greenest and most relaxed capitals of Europe, with large number of interesting parks including the largest and oldest public park - Maksimir that is a must. Zagreb also has two wonderful artificial lakes - Jarun and Bundek, also over 900 meters high mountain Medvednica with stunning nature and protected nature park where you can come by car, bus or by the amazing cable car ride! Zagreb is also city of amazing architecture ranging from medieval times, throughout 17th, 18th and 19th century, grand buildings like Croatian national Opera, St. Marks church, Zagreb cathedral, National archives stunning Art nouveau building, ...large number of high quality museums including some more recent quirky ones (Museum of broken relationships, Museum of hangovers, illusions...). It also has it's medieval castle at hillside - Medvedgrad. But city also has vibrant culture with very friendly locals, night life, international festivals (for instance world renowned INmusic - festival of indie and rock music, Zagreb bienale classical music festival, Zagreb Dox...).

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Thank you for the awesome information! Wow it’s really interesting learning about the history in the city. We definitely wish we could have stayed longer to explore so much more 😍

@@LaurenJason if you will arrive again I will guide you where to go and what to see. if I will have time I will be your personal guide myself. fun fact...Tkalčićeva street(Tkalčić`s street) named after Ivan Krstitelj Tkalčić(John the Baptist Tkalčič) who was croatian historian and priest,we call it Tkalča,the street, was a red light district in Zagreb till end of ww2. no explanation needed. during summer nights you can see ladies wearing old fancy dresses and holding red lamp commemorating that historical time. every house had a maddam and girls. and it was legal and all payed tax

@@zagrepcanin82 that would be amazing, we would love that! Wow that’s really interesting, we had no idea that’s where the name came from!

I wish the Mimara Museum, Art Pavilion, Zagreb Cathedral you could go inside, I think the Archeological Museum is

@@zagrepcanin82 Hey! If possible, could you list out the must-see Zagreb's locations? Thank you in advance:)

That’s great to hear! We hope you have an amazing time 😍

You’re going to have an amazing time!

Those are fantastic suggestions! 🙏

For sure!! 🥰

We are referring to the original build which was started building around the 1090s but yes it was indeed reconstructed in 1880 (the parts that were destroyed).

We understand the disappointment! Pretty much everything was closed and that’s such a shame because we would have loved to go inside as well. As for St Marks, it wasn’t open when we went but it didn’t seem to be undergoing renovations. We believe it is open during Mass.

@@LaurenJason I am planning on going to the Archeological Museum I think it's opened

@@conniedean3787 that sounds like a fantastic idea!

Many places are temporary closed as s consequence of two very large earthquakes that shook Zagreb and central Croatia back in 2020. So many buildings of cultural importance, cathedral and some museums are under thorough restauration and reconstruction. But that doesn't mean Zagreb hasn't many other sites and attractions to offer since this is very interesting capital that is must.

Unfortunately, it’s temporarily closed for the time being but hopefully they’ll open it up soon one day!

Yes we felt very safe here!

@@LaurenJason thank you