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Zagreb Cathedral
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7:00-19:00
Address: Kaptol 31, Zagreb 10000, Croatia
Phone: +385-1-4894892
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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.
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The Cathedral of the Assumption is often known as the Zagreb Cathedral and is one of the landmarks of Zagreb. The church was Gothic and was destroyed in the 1880 earthquake and later reconstructed in 1899. The church has 13th-century frescoes, Renaissance backrest benches, marble altars and Baroque-style pulpit. The church is the main location for citizens to pray and other activities.
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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.
A beautiful small European country, this country is a good place. Here you can see the sea and mountains forming a beautiful picture. In Tito’s Yugoslavia era, this country was a tourist attraction in Yugoslavia.
Cathedral of the Assumption (Cathedral of the Assumption) is the main church of Dub. It was built in the early 7th century and was destroyed by a major earthquake. The Baroque-style building was rebuilt in 1713. The triptych "Assumption of the Virgin" behind the altar was made by Titian.
The clock on the outside wall of the church (picture 5) that has been suspended for many years is my favorite object. There was the remains of a saint inside, but the identity of the person was not clear. The most joyful thing is the market opposite the church, with various fruit and flower decorations...It's a sense of life.
The Zagreb Cathedral is very majestic. Even if one side of it is blocked for maintenance, you can also visit the inside of the church. The square in front of the building is also very beautiful. I just lived next to it and bought an ice cream and walked over to play, saying that the Croatian ice cream is so delicious.