Zagreb
First mentioned in the 11th century, Zagreb originates from two medieval settlements – Kaptol and Gradec. Kaptol was the seat of the the bishop while Gradec was the political center where the governor had his palace. The two towns fought many bloody battles until they finally united in 1850. Ever since, Zagreb is the political, cultural and economical center of Croatia, its capital and largest city.
Museum of Hangovers
Bet you never visited anything like it!
La Struk
This restaurant serves only one single dish – Strukli!
Heritage: Croatian street food and shop
Masterchef's tour of Croatia
Kitchen and Grill Plac
Grilled meat – and a lot of it
OAZA Joyful Kitchen
Healthy food at its best
Museum of Illusions
Not everything you see is real, let your senses fool you!
Valhalla
Beer lover’s heaven!
Crosara: edible souvenirs
Taste over 40 different local products – for free. Olive oils, wine, liqueurs and much more.
Fish Delish
fsa
Cathedral of Zagreb
The unlucky beauty
Saint Mark's Church
Iconic rooftop
Dolac Market
The belly of Zagreb
Ban Jelačić Square
THE Square
Zrinjevac Park
The most beautiful park in Zagreb?
Stone Gate
Home of Zagreb’s patron saint
Lotrscak Tower
Boom at Noon
Catherine's Square
The pink church
Zagreb Funicular
64 seconds thrill
Flower Square
Romantic center of Zagreb
Botanical Garden
Peaceful oasis
Main Train Station
Gate of Zagreb
Croatian National Theatre
Home of culture
Art Pavilion
The building that traveled
King Tomislav Square
Sunday picnic
Hotel Esplanade
Luxury and prestige