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A colorful mural of cats on the outside of a building in Zagreb.

About Zagreb

Zagreb, Croatia

Zagreb, the vibrant capital of Croatia, is a charming blend of medieval history and Austro-Hungarian elegance, wrapped up in a warm, modern European energy. Nestled at the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe, it’s known for its lively café scene, lush parks, and historic Upper Town, where you can walk cobbled streets and discover centuries-old architecture. Zagreb’s cultural heartbeat pulses through its museums, theaters, and music festivals, making it an engaging destination for both history buffs and contemporary explorers.

Ban Jelačić Square

The central hub of Zagreb, this spacious plaza is the vibrant meeting point of the city – surrounded by historic buildings, lively cafés, and a statue of Ban Josip Jelačić himself.

Museum of Broken Relationships

A quirky, thought-provoking museum showcasing personal mementos and stories of past relationships from around the world – celebrating the beauty in heartache and healing.

Zagreb Cathedral (Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary)

The city’s most iconic religious monument, this Gothic-style cathedral is dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, boasting twin spires and a richly ornate interior.

Sunset Views & Festive Evenings at Strossmayer Promenade

This romantic promenade in the Upper Town is a beloved spot at dusk, offering panoramic city views. During summer, it’s even more atmospheric with music, street art, and local festivals.

Embrace Café Culture – Cvjetni Trg & Tkalčićeva Street

Croatians take coffee seriously – savoring long, leisurely sips and people-watching. Locals commonly gather in Zagreb’s pedestrian-friendly cafés, especially at Cvjetni Trg (Flower Square) and vibrant Tkalčićeva Street, often pausing for a gemišt (white wine spritzer) or a casual chat.

Exploring Creative Corners – Grič Tunnel & Street Art

Local artists have turned parts of Zagreb into open-air galleries. Wander through the Grič Tunnel and surrounding alleys to discover murals, street installations, and vibrant urban art – often enjoyed casually by passersby.