Top places to visit in Zagreb
Zagreb Cathedral
- St. Mark’s Church – located in the Upper Town, this church is known for its multicolored tiled roof, depicting the medieval coat of arms of Zagreb and the four historic regions of Croatia.
- Croatian National Theatre – a neo-baroque building in the Upper Town, considered one of the most important cultural institutions in Croatia.
- Mirogoj Cemetery – this cemetery, opened in 1876, is a park-like place with a central dome and a number of chapels and mausoleums in various architectural styles.
- Museum of Arts and Crafts – this museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of Croatian crafts, design and applied arts, with exhibitions of ceramics, textiles, furniture, jewelry, and more.
- Tkalčićeva Street – a popular street for visitors and locals alike, this street offers a vibrant atmosphere with outdoor cafes, street performers, and historic buildings.
- Zagreb Zoo – this large zoo is home to over 240 species of animals from around the world, including African elephants, Siberian tigers, and monkeys.
- Lotrščak Tower – a medieval tower dating back to the 13th century, this tower now serves as a viewing platform offering panoramic views of the city.
- Maksimir Park – a vast park in the east of the city, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, with walking and jogging paths, lakes, picnic areas, and a number of sports facilities.
- Dolac Market – the largest outdoor market in Zagreb, located in the heart of the city, offering a variety of fresh produce, dairy products, meat, and traditional Croatian souvenirs.
- Zrinjevac Park – a beautiful park located in the center of Zagreb, featuring a number of monuments, fountains, and gardens, and is a popular spot for concerts and festivals.
- Ban Jelačić Square – the main square in Zagreb, named after Ban Josip Jelačić, a 19th-century Croatian statesman, this square is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and restaurants.
- Strossmayer Promenade – a popular pedestrian walkway in the Upper Town, offering stunning views of the city and the surrounding hills, and is lined with street artists, musicians, and cafes.
- Mimara Museum – this museum, located in a historic building in the center of Zagreb, houses a collection of over 3,800 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, and photographs from various periods and cultures.
- Zagreb Cathedral – a Roman Catholic cathedral located in the center of Zagreb, featuring twin spires and a Gothic facade, and is one of the tallest and most imposing structures in the city.
