Zagabria

Zagabria

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is a city that perfectly blends history and modernity. Located in the northwest of the country, straddling Central Europe and the Mediterranean, Zagreb offers a unique experience thanks to its rich cultural heritage, internationally renowned museums, and vibrant artistic and culinary scene. The city center is divided into two main parts: Upper Town and Lower Town, both rich in attractions.

Begin your journey by exploring the historic Upper Town, known for its picturesque cobblestone streets and ancient monuments. An ideal starting point is the main square, Ban Jelačić Square, from where you can easily reach the colorful St. Mark's Church with its famous tiled roof. Don’t forget to visit Lotrščak Tower and the Museum of Broken Relationships, a unique place that offers a singular perspective on human connections.

Then head down to Lower Town to enjoy its wide avenues and green parks like Zrinjevac, part of the famous "Green Horseshoe," a series of parks that embrace the city center. Here you will also find a wide selection of cafes, shops, and restaurants where you can savor traditional dishes like štrukli and the famous local wine.

Zagreb is perfectly walkable, but for the more adventurous, the city offers an efficient public transport system with trams and buses that easily take you to the suburbs. A visit to Medvednica mountain and its nature park, not far from the city center, is highly recommended for nature lovers. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a foodie, or a nature lover, Zagreb has something to offer for all types of travelers.