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<\/figure>\n\nThis opinion is completely independent<\/strong>, based on our experiences. We made our own choices, visited the area anonymously, and paid our bills in full.<\/p>\n\n Zagreb is full of attractions, parks, museums, and beautiful streets. If you only have one day, we recommend visiting the Upper Town, the Lotrscak Tower, a museum, and taking a stroll through the Lower Town to compare the different atmospheres.<\/p>\n\n The Upper Town, or Gornji Grad, brings together Zagreb\u2019s two historic centers: Gradec, the former royal city fortified in the 13th century, and Kaptol, the seat of the bishopric. We enjoyed strolling through its cobblestone streets, lined with Baroque palaces, museums, and churches, far from the hustle and bustle of the Lower Town. <\/p>\n\n Our favorites: neighborhoods and hotels<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n In the Upper Town: In the lower town: See our selection of the best hotels in Zagreb<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n A remnant of the Gradec fortifications completed in 1266, Lotr\u0161\u010dak Tower once guarded the city\u2019s southern gate. Its name comes from the Latin *campana latrunculorum*, meaning \u201cthe thieves\u2019 bell,\u201d which rang every evening before the gates were closed. <\/p>\n\n We climbed a narrow staircase up to its panoramic terrace: the view of the rooftops of the Upper Town, as well as the Lower Town and the cathedral, is unobstructed. The views are beautiful in every direction! In the heart of Gradec, St. Mark\u2019s Church is recognizable from a distance thanks to its glazed-tile roof. Installed in the 19th century, this decoration features the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Croatia, Dalmatia, and Slavonia on the left and that of Zagreb on the right. <\/p>\n\n We also took the time to admire the carved Gothic portal on the south facade. The square is also home to the Croatian Parliament and the seat of government, which explains the security barriers. You can take photos of the church from the open area around it. <\/p>\n\n All the photos, maps, information and addresses you need to make your stay in Croatia<\/strong> a success will soon<\/strong> be available in a single ebook!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n Visible from much of the city, Zagreb Cathedral\u2014dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and to Saints Stephen and Ladislaus\u2014dominates the Kaptol district. After the 1880 earthquake, architect Herman Boll\u00e9 gave it its current Neo-Gothic appearance and its two slender spires. We recommend taking a walk around the exterior and then exploring the nave. <\/p>\n\n Located since 1930 on a terrace above Ban Jela\u010di\u0107 Square, Dolac Market is Zagreb\u2019s main farmers\u2019 market. We strolled beneath its red umbrellas\u2014whose stripes echo a traditional regional pattern\u2014among the stalls selling fruit, vegetables, and eggs. <\/p>\n\n The covered market on the lower level is home to butchers, cheesemongers, and fishmongers. There, you can sample “sir i vrhnje,” a combination of fresh cheese and cream that\u2019s very popular with the locals. To the north, Petrica Kerempuha Square is home to florists. It’s time to book! Founded in 1952, the Croatian Museum of Na\u00efve Art is considered the world\u2019s first museum dedicated to this artistic movement, led by self-taught painters. It is housed in the Raffay Palace, an 18th-century residence in the Upper Town. Its collection comprises 1,939 works\u2014including paintings, sculptures, drawings, and engravings\u2014created from the 1930s to the present day. <\/p>\n\n We particularly enjoyed the glass paintings from the Hlebine School and the paintings by Ivan Generali\u0107 and Ivan Rabuzin. What wonderful discoveries! Founded in 1889 by Professor Antun Heinz and opened to the public in 1891, the Zagreb Botanical Garden is affiliated with the university’s Faculty of Sciences. Spanning 5 hectares, it is home to more than 10,000 plant species, including approximately 1,800 exotic species. <\/p>\n\n We enjoyed its aquatic plant ponds, shaded paths, and exhibition pavilion. In fact, the painter Slava Ra\u0161kaj created several of her works by the banks of these ponds. We mostly ran into locals there who had come to read or take a walk. See all our tips<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n Between the train station and the city center, the lower town is organized around Lenuci\u2019s Horseshoe, a U-shaped complex of squares and gardens designed in the late 19th century by urban planner Milan Lenuci. We walked through it, from King Tomislav Square to Maruli\u0107 Square, passing through Zrinjevac and Strossmayer Square. Austro-Hungarian facades, pavilions, and fountains line the route. <\/p>\n\n You can end your tour at Ban Jela\u010di\u0107 Square, the heart of Zagreb, where the equestrian statue of Ban Josip Jela\u010di\u0107, a 19th-century Croatian governor, stands. We made this our daily starting point. <\/p>\n\n The only surviving medieval gate in Gradec, the Stone Gate (Kamenita Vrata) houses a chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary. According to tradition, a painting of the Virgin and Child was found intact after the great fire of 1731, which had devastated the wooden structure. Since then, the gateway has become a major place of worship for the locals. <\/p>\n\n We were struck by the tranquility that reigns there: worshippers in prayer, lit candles, and plaques of gratitude line the walls. You\u2019ll walk through this place in just a few minutes, but we invite you to pause for a moment out of respect for those who are reflecting. <\/p>\n\n In the lower town, the Oktogon is a covered shopping arcade that connects Ilica Street to Petar Preradovi\u0107 Square, which locals call Flower Square. Built in the late 19th century for the First Croatian Savings Bank, this arcade owes its name to its octagonal glass dome. <\/p>\n\n We looked up at its stained-glass windows and admired the details of its interior facades. We also used it as a shortcut between two sightseeing stops. You can stop by when it\u2019s raining, since the building houses shops and caf\u00e9s. North of the city center, on the slopes of the Medvednica Mountains, the Mirogoj Cemetery stands out for its Neo-Renaissance architecture. Architect Herman Boll\u00e9 designed its long arcades, which were built beginning in 1879 and topped with domes. We walked through these galleries, which house tombs and sculptures, some of which were created by Ivan Me\u0161trovi\u0107, a leading Croatian sculptor of the 20th century. <\/p>\n\n All faiths are represented there: Catholic, Orthodox, Jewish, and Muslim graves. You\u2019ll also find the graves of famous figures such as the basketball player Dra\u017een Petrovi\u0107. We saw it as much a park as an open-air museum. <\/p>\n\n Housed in the Kulmer Palace, a Baroque building in the Upper Town, the Museum of Broken Relationships displays objects entrusted to it by anonymous individuals from around the world following a breakup. Each item is accompanied by a short text that tells the story of a couple, but sometimes also that of a severed family or friendship bond. We spent nearly an hour reading these stories, which were by turns funny, serious, or puzzling. The captions are written in Croatian and English, and booklets translated into French are available. You can extend your visit at the museum caf\u00e9, where we enjoyed the terrace. <\/p>\n\n Built in the early 19th century along the former southern ramparts of Gradec, the Strossmayer Promenade is named after Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer, a 19th-century Croatian patron of the arts. From this viewpoint and along the entire promenade, we enjoyed a sweeping view of the rooftops of the Lower Town. On a bench, the statue of the poet Antun Gustav Mato\u0161 faces the panorama, and we sat beside it, as many visitors do. <\/p>\n\n To learn about the history of the capital, visit the Zagreb City Museum, housed in the former Poor Clares convent, a 17th-century building in the Upper Town. Its permanent exhibition spans more than 2,000 square meters and follows a chronological order, from prehistory to the present day. <\/p>\n\n We found the presentation of the two rival medieval cities\u2014the royal Gradec and the ecclesiastical Kaptol, which eventually merged\u2014to be very enlightening. Archaeological remains are displayed at the sites where they were discovered, alongside sections of medieval city walls. You\u2019ll look at the streets you\u2019ve walked down in a whole new light. <\/p>\n\n Dug in 1943, during World War II, the Gri\u010d Tunnel served as a shelter for civilians during air raids, and again during the Croatian War of Independence. It is 350 meters long, runs beneath the Upper Town, and connects Mesni\u010dka Street and Radi\u0107eva Street. Reopened to the public in 2016, it now hosts exhibitions, events, and, in December, Advent installations. <\/p>\n\n We took it as a shortcut\u2014it took about 5 minutes\u2014and enjoyed the coolness on a hot day. You\u2019ll recognize the entrances by the Zagreb coat of arms marking them. Located about 7 km southwest of downtown, Lake Jarun is Zagreb\u2019s main recreational area. Created as a result of gravel extraction from the Sava River, this lake was developed in the 1980s. You can cycle around it on the path that runs along the shores, past the islands connected by bridges and the pebble beaches. In the summer, you can go swimming, rent a pedal boat or a canoe, and even try the water ski lift for wakeboarding. <\/p>\n\n As the first link in the Lenuci Horseshoe, Zrinjevac Park is located on Nikola \u0160ubi\u0107 Zrinski Square, named after a 16th-century Croatian ban who defended Szigetv\u00e1r against the Ottomans. We enjoyed its plane-tree-lined avenues, its wrought-iron bandstand, and its weather column, installed in the late 19th century. <\/p>\n\n The fountains designed by Herman Boll\u00e9 complete the scene. In December, the park becomes one of Zagreb\u2019s main Advent destinations. You can easily walk through it on your way from Ban Jela\u010di\u0107 Square to the train station, and we recommend taking a break there on a bench. <\/p>\n\n If you enjoy museums, we’ve selected a few other places to visit to round out your stay in Zagreb:<\/p>\n\nTop Attractions in Zagreb: Map<\/h2>\n\n
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1. Upper Town (Gornji Grad)<\/h2>\n\n
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3. St. Mark’s Church and its colorful roof (sv. Marka)<\/h2>\n\n
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5. Dolac Market<\/h2>\n\n
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7. Botanical Garden<\/h2>\n\n
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9. Stone Gate (Kamenita Vrata)<\/h2>\n\n
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10. Oktogon Passage<\/h2>\n\n
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11. Mirogoj Cemetery<\/h2>\n\n
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12. Museum of Broken Relationships<\/h2>\n\n
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13. Strossmayer Promenade (Strossmartre)<\/h2>\n\n
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14. Zagreb City Museum<\/h2>\n\n
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15. Gri\u010d Tunnel<\/h2>\n\n
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16. Jarun Lake and Beach<\/h2>\n\n
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17. Zrinjevac Park<\/h2>\n\n
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Things to Do in Zagreb: Other Ideas<\/h2>\n\n
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