Zagreb Cathedral

fantastic place to go. recently got hit by an earthquake in 2020. but still a very old and very majestic piece of architecture. only a couple of minutes walk from the city center and many good restaurants around the area. if you are into religious buildings make sure to see the biggest cathedral in Croatia.

I saw it at sunset in the evening, which was more beautiful than other churches, when it was in a golden coat, tall and magnificent, and the next morning my friend went back to the light. Walking down the street, I came to the food street again, because it was only then that I saw the real life of the local people, who knew how to enjoy themselves and talked about drinking in the bar.

Notre Dame Cathedral, commonly known as Zagreb Cathedral, is one of the landmark buildings in Zagreb. The original church site was destroyed in the 1880 earthquake and rebuilt in 1899. There are beautiful sculptures on the front of the church, and the interior of the church is also very beautiful. In front of the church are the memorial pillars of the Virgin Mary and the Four Angels. In front of the stone wall beside the church stands the spire of the church destroyed by the earthquake, and the church clock on the wall stays at that moment forever. It's a very good scenic spot. It's backlighting when we go, so the pictures we take are not ideal.

This is the largest church in Croatia, with two particularly magnificent bell towers on both sides, one of which is being repaired. The interior of the church is magnificently decorated. At the end of the church, there is a gold-inlaid tribute platform. The devout believers kneel on the ground to pray, which is very solemn and solemn.

Notre Dame Cathedral is one of the landmarks in Zagreb. It is not far from Governor's Square in Yerachiqi. It has two spires. It is Gothic style and has a huge scale. The church was destroyed in the earthquake of 1880 and rebuilt in 1899. The clock on the church wall stopped moving. It was the time when the earthquake happened. The church is free of charge and visitors can visit and pray. The interior is decorated solemnly and magnificently. The bench can accommodate hundreds of people to listen to the sermon.

Notre Dame's Cathedral of Ascension, also known as Zagreb Cathedral, is known as "the most magnificent and stylish Church in the southeastern part of the Alps that best reflects the art of neo-Gothic architecture". It took five centuries to complete the building, which has two spire towers over 100 meters high and can be seen at the top anywhere in the block. This is the Cathedral of Zagreb. Its magnificent scale and exquisite sculpture are absolutely comparable to St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. Outside the church is Capto Square, a tall pillar topped by the Virgin Mary and four angels, the work of 19th century Vienna sculptor Antun Fernkorn.

Zagreb Cathedral, commonly known as one of Zagreb's landmark buildings, was destroyed in the 1880 earthquake in Gothic style, and later rebuilt in 1899. The front and side walls of the cathedral also show the contrast between the old and the new top of the cathedral. The relatively simple and well-preserved frescoes of the 13th century are amazing Renaissance benches, marble altars and Baroque-style pulpits. The main places where church citizens pray and other activities are taking place nowadays with the long history of culture and religion

In fact, every time I go to a church, I will go in and sit for a while and feel his calm. Next to the church is the Central Open-air Vegetable Market, which is bought by local people. The vendors hardly speak English. There should be no fraud. I bought half a kilo of oranges and sugar for 2 yuan.

The cathedral is tall and magnificent, with two towers straight into the sky. The exterior walls of the day are like snowflakes, and the sunset is the most beautiful time of the church. At night, churches with lights on, such as the instructions of the Virgin Mother, are sacred and dignified.

Notre Dame Cathedral is an important landmark ancient building in Zagreb, capital of Croatia, also known as Zagreb Cathedral. & 1904, completed in 1217. Only three years later the church was destroyed by the invading Tatars. After several repairs, by 1880, the cathedral was severely damaged by the earthquake, the hall of the cathedral collapsed, and the tower was destroyed, which could not be repaired. At the beginning of the 20th century, the rulers decided to renovate the church, and Hermann Boll, the famous architect of Cologne at that time, presided over the renovation. The renovated Zagreb Cathedral adopts a new Gothic architectural style as a whole, and adds two Gothic minarets with a height of about 105 meters. I have seen numerous cathedrals in Europe, but it is really unique and magnificent like this. Standing in front of you, you will be shocked by its powerful momentum.