Before more than 900 years ago began the story of Zagreb, the Croatian capital. Located under the slopes of Medvednica and along the banks of the Sava River, this city will welcome you with open hearts and every step for its historic streets to demonstrate why they call it the new 'must see' destination in Central Europe.
Ban Jelacic Square - The statue standing right in the middle of the square is Josip Jelačić's, a noted army general, after whom the square was named.
St. Stephen's Cathedral – The cathedral went under a comprehensive restoration in 1899, and has two Gothic style towers.
The Stone Gate – A city gate dating back to the 13th century. You can see Virgin Mary's picture on this gate.
Banski Dvori – The office of the head of state.
St. Mark's Church – The colorful roof of the church is highly interesting.
Lotrščak Tower – Every day at 12:00, a cannon is fired. The view from the tower is worth seeing.
The Flower Square – You can find so many cafes, shops, and flower stands here.
Dolac Market – The biggest open air market in Croatia.
The Zrinjevac Park – This is the miniature version of Central Park in New York.