- While Zagreb is easily walkable, an extensive public transport network means getting around the city – and beyond – is painless.
- The skyline of Zagreb, Croatia on a bright and sunny summer day Underrated and underappreciated, the Croatian capital Zagreb is incredible.
- Everyone sees Zagreb differently. Some see it as a lively capital, while others consider it a city made to measure. ... Zagreb is okay with however you see it.
- While Zagreb is well served with medium- and top-range hotels, budget choices are relatively thin on the ground and should be reserved well in advance.
- Ülkenin, Sava nehri boyunca, Medvednica dağının güney yamaçlarında yer almaktadır. Zagreb deniz seviyesinden yaklaşık 122 m (400 ft) yükseklikte yer çayda.
- The unique blend of medieval towers, 19th century palaces, open-air markets, and ancient cathedrals, make Zagreb the perfect city to explore.
- Zagreb is Croatia’s capital and largest city, marking the intersection between Eastern and Central Europe for more than a thousand years.
- For a large city ( population: 780,000 ), Zagreb's centre is surprisingly low key, maybe because much of the commercial district is closed to traffic.
- Find the best places to visit in the city with our list of the top attractions and things to do in Zagreb, Croatia. See also: Where to Stay in Zagreb.
- The work-around route is to take the local train from Zagreb main station at 09:00 to Hrvatska Kostajnica, arriving by 10:45, for a fare of €7.17.