[2025 Zagreb Attraction] Travel Guide for Saint Mark’s Church (Updated Mar)

#OverseasTravelRecord . . Zagreb, the capital of the Republic of Croatia The cityscape is beautiful and picturesque no matter where you look. St. Mark's Church is a Catholic church located in the center of the old town of Gradec. . . The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia is painted on tiles on the left side, and the coat of arms of the capital Zagreb on the right side. This church faces St. Mark's Square, where important national institutions such as the parliament and the prime minister's residence are located, so important events such as Croatian state funerals are held here. (From Teestyle) . . The real thing is even more beautiful than in photos, so much so that you can't help but exclaim "Wow!" Even when I saw the photos in the tourist information, I wasn't really sure I wanted to go there! But when I went, I was glad I did! 🥺✨ . .

Croatia🇭🇷 is a country located in southeastern Europe, with rich historical and cultural heritage and beautiful natural scenery🎈The following is a Croatia travel guide to share with you🙌🏻: · Visa 📄: 🔸You need to apply for a visa in advance. If you hold two or more Category C or D Schengen visas, a Schengen country residence permit, etc., you do not need to apply for a Croatian visa separately. · Best travel time🕰️: 🔸Croatia is located in the north temperate zone, with four distinct seasons. There is no scorching heat in summer, no severe cold in winter, and the spring and autumn are cool and comfortable✨ The annual tourist peak season is July and August. Now it is the off-season, and the prices are relatively cheaper👈🏻 · Recommended cities to visit✅: 📍Zagreb: As the capital of Croatia, it is full of Renaissance atmosphere. It is recommended to visit St. Mark’s Church and Doge Jelačić Square to experience the city’s history and cultural heritage. 📍Dubrovnik: Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic", its ancient city walls and quarter are a must-see. Climb up the city wall and overlook the stunning views of the entire city and the Adriatic Sea, as if you've traveled back in time to the Middle Ages 📍Rovinj Old Town Located at the tip of the Istria Peninsula, it is a fusion of Italian, Austrian and Hungarian cultural elements. Wander the narrow alleys of the Old Town and admire the beautiful murals and street art 📍Hvar Island One of the most popular holiday destinations in Croatia, with beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Here you can enjoy the sun, sand and waves · Itinerary🎈: 🔸Downtown Zagreb➡️Governor Jelačić Square➡️Zagreb Cathedral➡️Zadar➡️Zadar City Gate➡️St. Donat’s Church➡️Sea Organ➡️Old Town of Trogir➡️St. Lawrence Cathedral➡️ Split➡️Diocletian's Palace➡️Split Old Town➡️Republic Square➡️Hvar Island➡️Hvar Castle➡️St. Stephen's Cathedral➡️Blue Grotto➡️Dubrovnik Old Town➡️Pele Gate➡️ Lovrijenac Fortress ➡️ Lapad Bay ➡️ Zagreb ➡️ Cathedral of the Assumption ➡️ Doge’s Square in Jelacic ➡️ St. Mark’s Church · Accommodation recommendations🏨: ⭕Zagreb: It is recommended to book near Governor’s Square in Jelacic, within walking distance to all attractions · ⭕Dubrovnik: It is recommended to book the hotel on the mountain opposite the old city. The view is excellent. The balcony can take pictures of the sunrise and sunset of the old city. · ⭕Split: It is recommended to book a hotel near the seaside promenade, it is convenient to travel and there are many delicious food nearby. · ⭕Hvar Island: It is recommended to book near Hvar Castle, with beautiful environment and convenient transportation · Food recommendations🥘: 🔹Croatian Barbecue🔹Croatian Grilled Fish 🔹Croatian Stew🔹Croatian Dessert Things to note‼ ️： 🔸The climate in Croatia is changeable, so it is recommended to bring rain gear and warm clothes with you. 🔸Price in Croatia is relatively high, so it is recommended to make a budget in advance 🔸Exchange Euros in the country in advance and bring a credit card with VISA logo💳

✈ Self-driving tour around Croatia during the National Day, 11 days of itinerary, basically covered all the classic scenes. Sharing some dry goods (detailed content, divided into several issues). 👑Zagreb (Pictures 5-7) This time we took a circular route, landed in Zagreb by LOT Polish Airlines, and spent half a day visiting Stone Gate, market, two churches (not open for renovation) the next day. 🔺The most recommended attraction is Lotrščak Tower, where you can overlook the whole Zagreb. On one side of the tower is the shortest cable car in the world. 🔺Go to St. Mark's Church early in the morning, it's hard to take pictures when there are too many people later. It is recommended to book accommodation near Jelačić Square, where you can walk to all attractions. I booked Apartman Rudi, over 400 per night. 🔺It's cheap to take Uber in Zagreb. 👑Dubrovnik (Pictures 1-4, 12-14) Flew to Dubrovnik in the afternoon of the second day, also considered self-driving, not to mention tired, because we planned to stay in Dubrovnik for 3 nights, and the attractions in the city can be reached on foot. Save 3 days of car rental fee, the domestic ticket is only over 300. 🔺The most photogenic place here is the old town. If you love photography, it is recommended to book a hotel on the hill opposite the old town. I booked Apartments Villa Kosovic - ground floor, the view is excellent, you can overlook the sunrise and sunset of the old town from the balcony. The price is 400 per night, which is very cheap. 🔺As for taking pictures, the main street of the old town is crowded with tourists, but the small alleys on both sides are less crowded and good for shooting. In addition, it is necessary to go up the city wall at sunset, at least reserve 3 hours, otherwise they will rush people when they close. 🔺Another sunset viewing spot in Dubrovnik is on the mountain. Many people will take the cable car to the top of the mountain. But if you want to frame the old town and the sunset, you need a more southern perspective. I found a "wild view" (location in picture 13) through Google Maps, the view is better, and it only costs 15 euros to take a taxi up. 👑Korčula (Pictures 8-11) Three days in Dubrovnik, rent a car on the fourth day to Korčula. 🔺The car rental company chose SIXT, the pick-up and return process was very smooth. Please note that if you are going to several Balkan countries (such as Mostar), you need to pay a 50 euro exit fee. 🔺Drive to Orebi on Korčula Island, take a 15-minute ferry, 15 euros for both people and cars is very cheap. 🔺This small island is like a shield, beautiful when viewed from the air. It used to belong to Venice, so the architectural style also fully reflects the Italian style. There are day-trip tourists on the island, and it is comfortable to stroll in the morning and evening. 🔺Korčula has a real jelly sea, just under the city wall of the old town, where you can swim. The hotels on the island are also very cheap. I booked a four-star hotel (Marko Polo Hotel by Aminess) with a buffet dinner, over 700. 👑Split (Pictures 15-16) 🔺Drive from Korčula to Split in 2 hours, where there is the World Heritage Site Diocletian's Palace. It is recommended to play early in the morning and late at night. When the lights are on at night, the ruins are like the Palatine in Rome. The second day, climb the bell tower, visit the cathedral, feel mediocre, not cheap, not very worthwhile. 🔺Overall, there are many tourists in Split, the whole city is relatively noisy, if it is not for island hopping, one night is enough.

Croatia🇭🇷 📍Cathedral of Saint Mark Another tall tower you can see in the city center is the Cathedral of Saint Mark. The church was originally built in the Romanesque style in the early 13th century In the 14th century, a tower was added and converted into Gothic style. In modern times, Baroque elements were added It did not escape the great earthquake of 1880 Only later did the current mosaic appearance appear. Strong Croatian flag elements on the roof The coat of arms on the left represents Croatia The right side represents the capital Zagreb. The color of the background is the color of Croatia Both churches seem to have been repaired for a long time Find recently opened information It seems like it was 4-5 years ago Croatia🇭🇷 📍St. Marko Cathedral Another tall tower that can be seen in the city center is St. Mark's Cathedral The church was originally erected in Romanesque style in the early 13th century In the 14th century, a tower was added and rebuilt in Gothic style In modern times, Baroque elements have been added It did not escape the great earthquake of 1880 It was only later that the current mosaic appearance came into being. Very strong Croatian flag elements on the roof The coat of arms on the left represents Croatia On the right is Zagreb, the capital The color scheme of the background is the colors of Croatia Both churches seem to have been repaired for a long time Find recently opened materials Seems like it was all 4-5 years ago

you can seldom find a country in Europe which contains many beautiful islands . one of these excepts is Croatia. the country located in the northwestern part of Balkan Peninsula. the Capital of Croatia is ' Zagreb'. is in the north of the country. in Zagreb we visited ( Tkalčiceva street), many pubs , restaurants and people around the world. (St. Mark's church) was the second beautiful place that we visited. also ( Cathedral of the Assumption) was worthy to visit. after Zagreb , we visited (Dubrovnik old town), its most glamorous tourist place in Croatia. after that (Dalmatian islands) is amazing spot there to visit and many other islands. Zlatni Rat beach is also great and beautiful. #beachlife #croatia #trip #touristattractions #travelinspiration

Yesterday's street in Zagreb, strolling freely, Figure 12349 Zagreb Cathedral, changed styles, said to be the tallest building in Zagreb, remember to be 105 meters high. Figure 5 St.Mark church, the grid is very special. Figure 678 is the shutter that is pressed on the road, there are many detours, and the urban traffic is basically a tram.

Zagreb, the town that serves as the starting point for visiting Plitvice Lakes National Park. To be honest, Zagreb itself doesn't have many attractive tourist spots, so you can cover the sightseeing spots in one day. The photos are of St. Mark's Church and Zagreb Cathedral. Due to renovations and other reasons, you cannot enter them. It's best to quickly tour around and move on to the next town. The cost of living is not too high, and there are dormitory hotels where you can stay for as low as 20 euros per night. The security is not too bad, but there are some areas, such as around the station, that are not very safe, so be especially careful at night. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3BHKyydgRLvCck1J9 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Xs4bfB237jPZn8df9

Saint Marks Church in Zagreb, Croatia is a real icon of the city with its beautifully tiled roof and it’s one of the oldest buildings in the city. It’s believed the church was built in the early 13th century although it was majorly renovated at a later time. The beautiful tile roof shows the coat of arms of the kingdom of Croatia, Dalmatia in Slavonia and the coat of arms of the City of Zagreb. I must see attraction when visiting Zagreb and entrance is free. #celebrateit #europetravel #zagreb

Friends, if you want to travel to multiple countries including Croatia, just for fun without shopping, and have a relaxing and free time, this guide is tailor-made for you! -- Croatia, a wonderful blend of history and nature! 🏰Walk through the ancient city of Dubrovnik and feel the accumulation of thousands of years of history; 🌊The Plitvice Lakes are like a paradise on earth. Multi-country tour, one trip, multiple experiences! -- 📅Route suggestions: DAY1: [Depart every Sunday] 🛫Dubrovnik Set foot in the charming Dubrovnik and explore the unique charm of this city. DAY2: Mostar🏞️ Go to the picturesque Mostar and feel the tranquility of nature and the weight of history. DAY3: Latin Bridge🌉 Walk along the Latin Bridge and appreciate the ancient architectural style and the gurgling water under the bridge. DAY4: Pécs Cathedral💒 Visit the magnificent Pécs Cathedral and feel the solemnity of religion and the magnificence of art. DAY5: Lake Balaton🌊——Jeračić Governor Square🏛️——St. Mark’s Church⛪ Visit the beautiful scenery of Lake Balaton, then go to Jelačić Governor Square to feel the historical atmosphere, and finally visit St. Mark’s Church. DAY6: Plitvice Lakes National Park🏞️ Explore the natural wonders of Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoy the tranquility and magic of nature. DAY7: Sea Organ 🎹——Split Old Town 🏰——Diocletian’s Palace 🏛️ Listen to the beautiful melody of the Sea Organ, stroll through the ancient streets of Split Old Town, and visit the historic Diocletian’s Palace. DAY8: Dubrovnik City Walls 🏞️——Dubrovnik Old Town 🏰——Dubrovnik Cable Car Station 🚡 Climb up the Dubrovnik City Walls to overlook the city, visit the old town to feel the historical charm, and finally take the cable car to end the pleasant journey. 🛬 -- Attractions to visit: Dubrovnik Walls ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Placa Ulica 32, Dubrovnik 20000, Croatia Opening hours: 09:00-19:00 Visit duration: 1-2 hours Walking on the ancient walls and enjoying the beautiful scenery of Dubrovnik, it is relaxing and comfortable, without thrilling activities, very suitable for old friends to travel. Plitvice Lakes National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Dr. Ivo Pevalek Scientific Research Center Josipa Jovića 19, 53231 Plitvička Jezera, Croatia Opening hours: 07:00-20:00 Visit duration: 3-5 hours The national park with 16 lakes has a superior ecological environment and is home to a variety of wild animals. Friends can experience the tranquility and beauty of nature together. Mostar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Bosnia and Herzegovina Duration of visit: 3-4 days A historic city in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, featuring ancient bridges and urban areas, suitable for old friends to leisurely play and appreciate the charm of historical buildings. Diocletian's Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Dioklecijanova 1, 21000, Split, Croatia Opening hours: open all day Visiting time: 2-3 hours The palace ruins of the Roman emperor are magnificent and have been listed as a world cultural heritage. It is worth visiting with old friends. Latin Bridge ⭐⭐⭐ Address: BA, Obala Kulina bana bb, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Opening hours: open all day Visit duration: 1 hour Located in the center of Sarajevo, it has profound historical significance and is suitable for old friends to take a relaxing historical tour. -- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy communication, and don’t forget to activate international roaming in advance. 🔌 A plug converter is a must-have when traveling to multiple countries, as one can be used in various sockets. 💳 All documents must be complete, including passport, visa, and driver's license. You can rely on them for a worry-free travel. 👗 Clothing should be in accordance with the season. Croatia is a bit cold in February, so thick coats and sweaters are a must. 🔋 Chargers and power banks keep your phone fully charged wherever you go. 💊 You must bring your regular medicines with you just in case. It is important to travel in good health. 💰 A small amount of cash and credit cards, shopping and dining, easily cope with various occasions. -- Trip to Croatia and other countries, one-stop tour, enjoy the European style! Don't wait, pack your bags and go!

7-day tour of Hungary and other countries, a museum tour! Immerse yourself in history, experience art, and enjoy an unmissable cultural feast! . Hungary, the heart of Central Europe📍, where history and modernity intertwine. From the ancient castles of Budapest🏰 to the beautiful scenery of Lake Balaton🌊, every step is a step in history, experiencing the charm of the Paris of Eastern Europe! . 🚩Route suggestion: Explore the beautiful scenery of Central Europe D1: Lake Balaton - Ban Jelacic Square - St. Mark's Church On the first day, we will visit the picturesque Lake Balaton and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Then we will go to Ban Jelacic Square to experience the historical charm. Finally, we will visit St. Mark's Church to appreciate the charm of religious architecture. D2: Plitvice Lakes National Park On the second day, we will visit Plitvice Lakes National Park, where the lakes, waterfalls, and forests form a beautiful natural picture that is unforgettable. D3: Sea Organ - Split Old Town - Diocletian's Palace On the third day, we will listen to the beautiful melody of the Sea Organ, stroll through the ancient streets of Split Old Town, and experience the history. Finally, we will visit the magnificent Diocletian's Palace to learn about Roman culture. D4: Dubrovnik City Walls - Dubrovnik Old Town - Dubrovnik Cable Car Station On the fourth day, we will climb the Dubrovnik City Walls and overlook the beautiful scenery of the city. Then we will visit Dubrovnik Old Town to experience the charm of the ancient city. After that, we will take the cable car to the top of the mountain to enjoy the beautiful sea view. D5: Mostar On the fifth day, we will visit Mostar, a town that attracts countless tourists with its unique culture and architectural style. Here, we can experience the local customs and culture in depth. D6: Latin Bridge On the sixth day, we will visit the famous Latin Bridge, which carries a heavy history and is a link between the past and the present. D7: Pecs Cathedral On the last day, we will visit Pecs Cathedral, a magnificent building that is not only a religious sanctuary but also a treasure of art. Here, we will end our trip with a perfect ending. . Travel essentials: 🧳 📞International roaming phone card is a must-have, so you can contact anytime without worry. 🔌Bring a European standard plug adapter, so you don't have to worry about charging. 🪪Passport, visa, and ID card, important documents are indispensable. 👔The temperature in February is moderate, so a thick coat and light innerwear are warm and stylish. 🔋Fast charging charger and power bank, so your phone is always fully charged. 👟A good pair of shoes to walk the world, a multi-country tour is not a dream. Multi-country tour, easy travel! 🌍✨ With these essentials, you can travel worry-free! 🎒🚀 With a visa in hand, the world is yours! 🛫🌈 . A multi-country tour of Hungary and other countries, one trip, multiple styles, waiting for you to experience, don't miss it!

#europetrip Had an amazing time discovering Zagreb on a walking tour! The city is a perfect blend of history and charm, with its cobblestone streets, Austro-Hungarian architecture, and vibrant squares. We started in Ban Jelačić Square, the heart of the city, before heading up to the historic Upper Town. The Stone Gate, with its hidden chapel, and the colorful St. Mark’s Church, were definite highlights! Walking through Dolac Market, we got a taste of local life, and the guide shared fascinating stories about Zagreb’s past and culture. The tour ended at the scenic Lotrščak Tower, where we caught an incredible view of the city. Highly recommend a walking tour here—it's the best way to soak in Zagreb’s history, legends, and lively atmosphere! #Zagreb #WalkingTour #CroatiaTravel #HiddenGems

#europetravel Zagreb, Croatia, was such a pleasant surprise! 🇭🇷 The city has a mix of historic charm and modern energy, with beautiful streets, lively cafes, and stunning architecture. Walking through the Upper Town felt like stepping back in time, especially at St. Mark’s Church. ⛪ Entry to the Museum of Broken Relationships was around 7 EUR, and it was such a unique and emotional experience. Nearby, I explored Dolac Market and relaxed in Zrinjevac Park. 🌿 Zagreb is full of character and totally worth a visit! #Zagreb #Croatia #CityVibes #History #HiddenGem #Travel

#Traveling abroad strategy #Zagreb ☝️Croatia has many attractive cities, such as Dubrovnik. Compared to those, the capital Zagreb does not have many tourist attractions, but there are also attractive places such as the old town. Most people pass by quickly before heading to their plane, but I will introduce a one-day tour. 🗓️Itinerary management: Tram ➡️Jelačić Square ➡️Drac Market ➡️Cable car ➡️Upper Town ➡️Lunch ➡️Tomislav Square 💞First, take the tram to Jelačić Square, the city's transportation hub. 📍Go to Dorac Square, take a break at a cafe, and go further in to find a classical street. 🚠Take the shortest cable car in the world to the Upper Town, visit St. Mark's Church and the Stone Gate, and stop by the famous Museum of Broken Relationships. ↘️We walk down the hill to the Lower Town, picking up some Croatian souvenir neckties along the way, and have a late lunch of Štrkli at a restaurant on a side street. 🔚We end our trip by watching the sunset at Tomislav Square, the square in front of Zagreb Central Station, and reminiscing about our memories of Zagreb.

The Spring Festival holiday is coming, do you want to travel to Hungary and other countries? You deserve this 7-day travel guide to have fun in Europe and have a happy New Year! . Hungary, the pearl of Eastern Europe, is located on the banks of the Danube and borders many countries. There are both rich historical relics🏰 and unique regional customs🎭. Don’t miss Fisherman’s Bastion and Heroes’ Square in Budapest! 🌟 . 📅Itinerary route: D1: Lake Balaton -> Governor-General Jelacic Square -> St. Mark's Church On the first day we will visit the magnificent Lake Balaton and enjoy the beauty of the sparkling water. Next, head to the Jelačić Governor's Square to experience the richness of history. Finally, visit St. Mark's Basilica to feel the solemnity and sacredness of religion. D2: Plitvice Lakes National Park On the second day, we will visit Plitvice Lakes National Park, where the lakes are like emeralds embedded in the earth, so beautiful that you will never forget to leave. D3: Sea Organ -> Diocletian's Palace -> Split Old Town On the third day, we will listen to the beautiful melodies of the Sea Organ, then visit the historic Diocletian's Palace, and finally stroll through the ancient streets of the Old Town of Split to feel the traces of time. D4: Dubrovnik Old Town -> Dubrovnik City Walls On the fourth day, we will go deep into the old town of Dubrovnik to explore the ancient architecture and culture. Afterwards, we will climb the Dubrovnik Walls to get a stunning panoramic view of the city. D5: Pocitelj->Neretva River->Old Bridge of Mostar On the fifth day, we will go to the ancient village of Pocitelj to experience its tranquility and simplicity. Then, we will walk along the beautiful Neretva River and finally arrive at the historic Mostar Bridge to feel its majesty and antiquity. D6: Latin Bridge On the sixth day, we will visit the famous Latin Bridge, which has witnessed countless historical events. Standing on the bridge, you can seem to hear the echoes of history. D7: Pécs The following day, we will visit Pécs, a city with a long history that will bring our journey to a perfect end. Here, we will feel Hungary's profound historical heritage and cultural atmosphere. . Travel preparation: 🧳You need to bring these when traveling to multiple countries! 📞 Be sure to prepare a phone card so that you don’t have to worry about overseas communications. 🔌 Travel plug adapter, you can charge anywhere. 🪪 Your passport and visa are kept properly, so you don’t have to worry about entry and exit. 👗 The temperature in February is moderate, so you should bring both thick coats and light clothing. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your phone fully charged at all times. 💊 It is essential to have regular medicines on hand, and healthy travel is important. . 🎉Visit Hungary and other countries and enjoy the exotic customs. I hope this journey will leave you with unforgettable memories! 🌟

#0yentripnovember [St. Mark's Church] 📍Location: Trg Svetog Marka 5, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: A Catholic church in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, located in the center of the old town of Gradec. Two large coats of arms are painted on the roof with tiles, the left one representing the Kingdom of Croatia, the Dalmatia region, and the Slavonia region, and the right one the coat of arms of Zagreb. 💰Price per person: 0 yen 💞Reasons why we recommend it: It features a cute roof that looks great in photos!

Zagreb is the charming capital of Croatia, with a rich cultural and artistic atmosphere. Stroll through the Upper Town to discover medieval streets and St. Mark's Church, with its impressive colorful roof. Art lovers should visit the Museum of Contemporary Art, which exhibits famous modern and contemporary works. At lunchtime, you can taste local dishes such as kebabs and Zagreb steak, paired with a glass of local wine, which is delicious. Jelacic Square is the heart of the city center, full of vitality and wonderful street performances. In the evening, you can enjoy fresh Mediterranean seafood in a small restaurant near Dolac Market. The leisurely atmosphere and rich artistic experience of Zagreb are unforgettable.

It was a trip Zagreb with family. Just to share some of my favorite places in Zagreb. We visited Ban Jelačić Square upon arrival. The central square is a great starting point for exploring the city. It's named after the 19th-century Croatian hero, Josip Jelačić. We then visited the Dolac Market. A vibrant market where locals buy fresh produce. We were there to buy some fresh fruits. I would recommend you to try out pastries like "štrukli" (a pastry filled with cheese 🧀). 📍Dolac 9, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also visited Pod Zidom Bistro. They served mainly Traditional Croatian Meal. I would recommend you to try "Peka" (slow-cooked meat and vegetables), "Fuži" with truffles. It tastes very good and the price is consider affordable ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💰 Around €15-€25 per meal. 📍Ul. Pod Zidom 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also explored the Upper Town (Gornji Grad). We visited St. Mark’s Church, which is known for its colorful tiled roof depicting the Croatian, Dalmatian, and Slavonian coats of arms. We also visited Museum of Broken Relationships. A unique museum displaying personal objects from broken relationships. It was very interesting and worth to visit. 💰€4 📍Ćirilometodska ul. 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. - **Entry Fee**: Around €4. We also explored around the Zagreb Cathedral. The tallest building in Croatia and an iconic symbol of Zagreb. I would recommend you to go in the evening so that you will be able to get some nice photos. 📍 Kaptol ul. 31, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also walked through Tkalčićeva Street. A lively street with cafes, bars, and boutiques, perfect for a morning stroll and coffee. We tried the Croatian coffee and pastries like "Kremšnita" which goes really well with coffee ☕️ 💰 €3-€5 for coffee and pastries. We also visited a restaurant, Bota Šare for local seafood. We ordered their signature "Black Risotto", fresh Adriatic seafood. The seafood was very tasty and fresh 💯 💰 Around €20-€30 per meal. 📍Dolac 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also explored the Art Pavilion. An exhibition hall showcasing contemporary art. We bought the ticket on the spot and the queue was short. After the exhibition, we also explored the Zrinjevac Park. A beautiful park ideal for relaxation, with fountains and shaded pathways. 💰 Around €5. 📍 Trg kralja Tomislava 22, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. Last but not least, I would recommend you to visit Croatian Museum of Naïve Art. It is Dedicated to naïve art, particularly by Croatian artists. If you love to visit museum, I would also recommend you to visit the Mimara Museum. It Features an extensive art collection, including works by Rembrandt, Raffaello, and more. 💰 Around €5. 📍Rooseveltov trg 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. #europetrip #vacation #trip

Hey darlings, today I want to introduce you to a breathtaking place—Croatia🇭🇷! Can't wait to follow in the footsteps of 'Divas Hit the Road' and explore the land adored by the camera? 😍 First, let's talk about the best travel time! 📆 If you love sunshine, then summer from July to September is perfect for you. Under the blue sky and white clouds, Croatia's enthusiasm is fiery, and there are various exciting activities waiting for you! But if you prefer off-peak travel and enjoy tranquility, then April to June is also a good choice. Riding a bike 🚴‍♀️ in the breeze or hiking 🚶‍♀️ to explore are fantastic experiences! Next, the highlight! 📍 Must-visit places in Croatia, each one will make your camera shutter go non-stop! Dubrovnik, simply a paradise for 'Game of Thrones' fans. Standing on the ancient city walls, it feels like you could step into King's Landing any second! 📷 Zagreb, the heart of Croatia, a charm intertwined with history and modernity, making you linger. Don't forget to make a wish at St. Mark's Church ⛪️! Split, a perfect blend of nightlife and beaches, the cobblestone streets of the old town, every step tells a story. 🏝️ Hvar Island, a Mediterranean-style island, sunshine, vineyards 🍇, olive groves, every breath is the taste of happiness. Zadar, the whisper of the sea organ, the greeting of the sun, a romantic walk at dusk! Rovinj, a colorful fishing village, every house looks like it came out of a fairy tale. Plitvice Lakes National Park, simply a natural palette, the lake water is emerald green, waterfalls cascading down, breathtakingly beautiful! 🏞️ Moreover, you can try experiences like in 'Divas Hit the Road', from Citywalk in the Adriatic to Blue Cave adventures, from King's Landing photoshoots to watching the sunset at the sea organ, every moment is a unique memory! 🚤 Last tip: After planning your trip, remember to buy tickets in advance, after all, good scenery doesn't wait! 🚄 Alright, said so much, can't wait to set off? Croatia's beauty is waiting for you to discover! 🎒💕

Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. It has a long history, pleasant climate, and rich tourism resources. It is the only city in Croatia with a population exceeding one million. Today, Croatia is a member of the European Union, and in many aspects, it has integrated with Europe. Croatia's abundant tourism resources attract a large number of European tourists for vacations, and Zagreb also hosts many European visitors. During our two-day trip in Zagreb, we did not encounter any domestic tourists, making Zagreb relatively unfamiliar to our compatriots, at least not as famous as Dubrovnik. However, Zagreb attracts tourists from all over the world with its long history, beautiful architecture, and excellent environment! Zagreb is divided into the Upper Town and the Lower Town. The Upper Town is the old town, featuring churches, historical sites, and other attractions. The Lower Town is the new town, with commercial areas, squares, and art venues. Figures 2-3: St. Mark's Church (Orthodox Church) Figure 4: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cathedral, also known as Zagreb Cathedral, under restoration Figure 5: The Golden Statue of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Figure 6: Croatian National Art Gallery Figures 7-9: Ban Jelačić Square (city center) Figure 10: The world's shortest funicular (connecting the Lower Town and the Upper Town) Figures 11-12: Stone Gate (a city gate of the old town) Figure 13: The ancient farmers' market (Dolac Market) Figures 14-16: Catholic and Orthodox churches in the old town Figure 17: The Tie Museum in the old town (the tie was invented by Croatia) Figure 18: The ancient watchtower in the old town Figures 19-20: Street scenes of the Upper Town Tour duration: 2-3 days

Welcome to Croatia! This country on the Adriatic Sea is known for its stunning coastline, ancient cities and rich history. Are you ready for an unforgettable journey? 🏖️ First, explore Zagreb, Croatia’s capital, a city full of medieval charm and modern energy. Don’t miss visiting Zagreb’s Upper Town, Lower Town and St. Mark’s Church to experience the city’s blend of ancient and modern! 🏰 Wander the streets of Zagreb, taste the local cuisine, especially the traditional Croatian barbecue and seafood pasta, and enjoy a glass of special olive oil and wine, and enjoy a gourmet journey! 🍽️ Explore the wonders of Croatia's coastline! Go to Dubrovnik, admire the magnificent city walls, blue sea and sky, and the ancient city landscape, and experience the coolness and tranquility of the sea! 🌊 Croatia’s islands and beaches are also a great place to explore! Come to Hvar Island, stroll on the golden beach, enjoy the embrace of sunshine and sea breeze, and feel the unique charm of the island! 🏝️ For history lovers, Croatia has a rich cultural heritage. Visit Dubrovnik's city walls and castle, learn about Croatian history and cultural traditions, and experience the charm of this ancient city! 🏰 Don’t forget to experience Croatia’s water sports! Swim, dive or boat in the Adriatic Sea and enjoy water sports! 🏊‍♂️ Croatia is a country full of sunshine and waves. Get ready to set off and start your trip to Croatia to explore this pearl on the Adriatic Sea! 🌟

St. Mark's Church is a medieval building located in the capital of Croatia, Zagreb, situated in the heart of the city at Markov trg (St. Mark's Square). It is one of the most famous sacred buildings in Zagreb, known for its distinctive two-tone coloration. St. Mark's Church was built in the 13th century and features characteristics of both Gothic and Renaissance styles. One of its notable features is the church's roof, adorned with colorful tiles in red, white, and blue. Visitors are captivated by the unique beauty of the three stone statues of St. Mark, St. Jerome, and St. Lucia at the entrance of the church. The interior is decorated in the Baroque style and houses a variety of artworks and ornaments.

When you go to Zagreb, Croatia, although it is the capital and largest city of Croatia, you can see red and white checkers everywhere. In ancient times, Croatia was divided into one of the three kingdoms, Croatia, and the red and white plaid is also the flag pattern today. The reputation is not as resounding as the southern city of Dubrovnik, but many tourists who come to Croatia will automatically skip the city or use it as a transfer station. In fact, Zagreb is small and cute. It's comfortable to walk around quickly. There's a cable car up the hill. You can visit the central square of Ban Jelačić Square, where the statue of Governor Bana Josipa Jelačića stands. There is also the most famous Saint Mark's Church St. Mark's Church, which looks like a lego house from a distance. It turns out that the tie is a Croatian invention, not to mention that the ballpoint pen and fingerprint identification are Croatian inventions. There are still 22 World Cup runners-up in the Lek Lek incident, so many fans will buy red and white plaid jerseys.

In the heart of Europe, where the past whispers through cobblestone streets and the present pulses with vibrant energy, I find myself in Zagreb, Croatia. It's a city where every corner tells a story, and every moment is a brushstroke on the canvas of life. As the sun bathes the city in a warm embrace, I wander through the historic Upper Town, its medieval charm juxtaposed against the modern rhythm of daily life. The iconic St. Mark's Church stands proudly, adorned with its captivating rooftop tiles, each one an emblem of Croatia's intricate history. Zagreb's parks, like Maksimir, offer solace amid nature's splendor, where tree branches become a delicate canopy over serene pathways. The tranquility here is a balm for the soul, a reminder of nature's timeless beauty. The streets come alive with the vivacious spirit of Tkalciceva, where cafes spill onto the sidewalks, and laughter dances through the air. The Dolac Market overflows with fresh produce, a kaleidoscope of colors and flavors that awaken the senses. Don't miss a visit to the mesmerizing Museum of Broken Relationships, where love stories live on in the artifacts of heartache and healing. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. My lens captures the Zagreb Cathedral, its spires reaching for the heavens, a symbol of faith and aspiration. The city's museums and galleries, like the Mimara Museum and the Modern Gallery, house treasures that inspire and provoke thought. As the day transitions into night, Ban Jelacic Square transforms into a stage for street performers, and the city's culinary scene beckons with savory delights. Zagreb's vibrant nightlife pulses to the rhythm of live music and laughter. Zagreb, a city where time stands still and races forward, where history is etched in every stone, and where every moment is a snapshot of a journey filled with wonder. Capturing these moments is not just a passion; it's a privilege.

Zagreb is an old city that today is the capital of Croatia. You can see the center is divided to upper and lower town due to its altitude differences. The places however are connected via funicular train which is very nice and convenient. The town is also good spot for dining and night life. #happynewyear