Lotrščak Tower

This tower is the tower attached to the Basilica of St. Mark. In fact, it is not very tall, but you can still climb to the top. You can see the Cathedral of Our Lady in the distance and the mosaic roof overlooking St. Mark’s Church.

He didn’t have much interest in the tower itself, and he didn’t have much to watch, but when slowly climbing up the steps in the tower, you would see different scenery from the windows on each floor. Not bad.

Zagreb is a small pocket town. Walking in downtown Zagreb, you have the same feeling as Belgrade, including Helsinki, Paris and London. The most eye-catching street stone paving, think about it carefully, our Chinese paving is to pave the floor tiles on the ground. This kind of paving tiles cannot resist pressure very well, and it is easy to see the floor tiles on the street smashed. The street surface in Europe, including the street surface in front of the third archway in Macau, is the same as in Europe.

As a new country in southern Europe that has been established for less than 30 years, it has a complicated and profound history. Eastern Orthodox and Islam have left their mark on this land, which is the war of blood and fire. It's all right now, and finally peace.

Located on the second and third floors of the tower of St. Mark's Church near the old town of Zagreb, the Lotshchakta is a museum that displays photos of the ancient tower and other photos of the old tower. You can see the panoramic view of the old city when you climb the tower at your own expense ～

Go down from St. Mark’s Church and pass through the Museum of Broken Relationships and you will see the Lotszchak Tower. I personally think that the tower looks a bit like Donald Duck. The tower is not very high and it is easy to climb up. After climbing the tower, you can see the whole view of Zagreb. There are old houses with red roofs nearby. In the distance, there are many matchbox reinforced concrete buildings in the style of Soviet Big Brother.

Lotszcakta is not far from the Governor's Square in Jelacic. Above the tower is a viewing platform that can be taken up by an inclined cable car. This tower used to be a fortress and is now used as a museum. This is also a landmark in Zagreb.

The cable car is right across the street, the entrance is selling crafts besides tickets, I heard many Croatian artists lived here, there is not much to see inside the tower, but the view from the window is nice