Top Things to do In Zagreb 2022

"The Cathedral of the Ascension of the Virgin Mary is a re-emerging iconic building in Zagreb. It was built in 1094 and is a new Gothic style building with two Gothic minarets and a white church with two towers."

"St. Mark's is a Gothic building, the center of Zagreb and one of the oldest. The roof has the city emblem of Zagreb and the logo of the Kingdom of Croatia, with the works of the sculptor Mestirović on display."

"The governor's square in Zagreb, a symbol of Croatia's struggle for national independence, was replaced by a statue of a guerrilla during Tito's time, and was at the center of the square after Croatia's independence."

"The stone gate is the only remaining medieval gate in Zagreb. Built in the 13th century, there is a bronze statue of a warrior on horseback guarding the stone gate. Inside the stone gate is an altar of the Virgin Mary."

"2019.08. Zagreb-Croatian Street View: The self-driving tour of the Balkan Peninsula begins! Zagreb is the capital of Croatia. There are almost no high-rise buildings. They are all one or two hundred year old houses. The biggest problem is the difficulty of parking. After returning here on the last day of the trip, it was difficult to park a car and was fined for unreasonable charges. It’s hard to imagine such a small country football is really super strong"

"Go through the market opposite the Cathedral of the Assumption and go down to this street. On both sides of the road are mostly restaurants and bars, and occasionally some tourist souvenir shops. I was a little hungry when I got here, and I went into a Michelin restaurant without taking a street view. The dishes are good, but not cheap."

"Central to the Piazza of the Governor of Jelacic is the statue of Jelacic, a Croatian national hero who was replaced in the former Yugoslavia. It was only after Croatia's independence in the 1990s that the statue was put back in place."

"The Catherine Church is located next to the small square. It is a typical Baroque church in Zagreb. The roof of the church is red, which is very eye-catching. The viewing platform next to it is a highlight, and you can take the whole scenery!"

"The Plitvice Lakes National Park, also known as Plitvice Lakes, is the most famous, beautiful and largest in Croatia. The limestone landform here has been eroded and deposited for thousands of years, forming numerous travertine side dam slopes; and the development of natural dams has derived a series of lakes, caves and waterfalls, shaping the magnificent natural beauty, from the cliff to the Looking down at the beautiful scenery of the lake is really exciting!"

"The day I went to Terce Castle was windy and heavy. The mountain was really cold and cold. The castle was rather dilapidated and there were no tourists. Even on the mountain, you can see the scenery of the whole city. It is not particularly recommended if it is not on the way. After turning around, we set off for Zadar."