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Stone GateZagreb Top 4 in Important Religious Institution
Zagreb Top 4 in Important Religious Institution
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 hour
Address: Kamenita ulica 10000, Zagreb
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a place where locals come to pray or relax. stone gate which used to act as the old town gates. now there's a small chapel inside.
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The ancient city gate is located near the St. Mark's Church, also known as Shimen. It was built in the Roman period and is the only remaining city gate in the old city. It is well preserved. Opposite the ancient city gate is the famous Lottelsakta, once part of the old city walls. There is still a cannon on the tower, and by 12 o'clock at noon, the cannon will ring, which has become a tradition of Salegbu.
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a place where locals come to pray or relax. stone gate which used to act as the old town gates. now there's a small chapel inside.
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The stone gate is the only one of the four gates that existed before in Zagreb that has been preserved. In the upper part of the city of Saskatchewan, you can reach the stone gate by walking down a stone road along St. Mark’s Square. The gate is dedicated With a portrait of the Virgin Mary hugging the Holy Child Jesus, Lotrsak Tower facing the stone gate was once part of the old city wall.
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.
Shimen is a symbol of Croatia. Shuttle light rails in Zagreb city can go directly to Shimen attractions. There is no ticket. It is said that there are several stone gates, and only this one survives.