Zagreb

Zagreb is Croatia’s inland capital, and it is distinguished by its beautiful medieval architecture and unique museums. The city is a year-round destination perfect for strolling the streets, wandering into one of the many museums, tasting delicious sweets in a busy café, and seeing a performance at the beautiful National Theatre.

Where To Stay
Staying near the Main Square or Upper Town allows visitors to remain central, but it also has the highest prices in the city. Staying near Britanski trg still allows visitors to remain central, but the prices are much lower than the touristy areas. Britanski trg also has a metro stop that connects with other parts of the city, and has a direct route to the bus station.

What To Do

• Gornji Grad (Upper Town)
  Gornji Grad is the oldest section of Zagreb, with many tourist attractions packed into a small area. The views of the city from Upper Town are remarkable.

• Crkva sv Marka (St. Mark’s Church)
  A beautiful white church with a colorful tiled roof displaying Zagreb’s coat of arms. It is located in St. Mark’s Square in Upper Town.
• Britanski Trg (British Square)
  Located just a few blocks from Zagreb’s main city square, Britanski trg is a public square that is home to a large open-air market that is especially popular on the weekends.

• Museum of Broken Relationships
  This interesting and different museum is solely dedicated to failed relationships. On site is a welcoming café. During the summer, the museum is open daily from 09-22:30. During the wintertime, the museum is open daily from 09:00-21:00.
• Day Trip to Plitvice Lakes
  A UNESCO World Heritage site, Plitvice Lakes National Park is the largest national park in Croatia, and one of the oldest national parks in Europe. This national park is famous for its turquoise lakes, numerous waterfalls, and green surroundings.