Vacation Rentals in Zagreb, Croatia
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Zagreb travel guide
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Places to visit in Zagreb
- Trg Bana Jelacica: A good place to start your Zagreb adventure is in Trg Bana Jelacica, the city's main square where the Upper and Lower Towns meet. The well-recognized main orientation point and the geographic heart of the city, Trg Bana Jelacica epitomizes the city's polished brand of “Mitteleuropa” culture, influenced and inspired by both Mediterranean and Balkan traditions. Reminiscent of Vienna's squares, it is the outdoor living room of Zagreb. It functions both as a destination and as a multi-faceted middleman.
- The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art: One of Zagreb's many quirky museums, the Croatian Museum of Naïve Art is incredibly popular and immensely fascinating. Home to several works of art by well-known artists of the "naïve art movement" — an eclectic art form practiced by untrained masters — the Croatian Museum of Naïve Art celebrates the idea that regardless of your talent, everyone can produce a work of art worthy of hanging in a museum.
Popular destinations near Zagreb
- Samobor: Between Zagreb and the Slovenian border is a delightful medieval town that has been a tourist destination for almost 200 years. A Croatian weekend getaway where stressed-out Zagrebers come to wind down and get their fix of hearty food, creamy cakes, and pretty scenery, Samobor is home to rich clusters of baroque architecture, fascinating museums, and acres of lush verdant hills and fields.
- Karlovac: Around 45 minutes southwest of Zagreb is a splendidly quaint city that was built from nothing in the 16th century to stand as an Austrian outpost against the Ottoman advance. Known as a city of parks, a city of stars, and a city of beer, Karlovac is also a Croatian locale where natural and cultural landscapes intertwine at the confluence of four rivers. Representing state-of-the-art military planning, the citadel is the epicenter of the town’s heritage as it bears the marks of the innovative six-pointed star defensive system, even though the original walls are long gone.
Best neighborhoods in Zagreb
- Strossmayerovo šetalište: Named after the Habsburg-era patron of the arts and Bishop of Đakovo Josip Juraj Strossmayer, Zagreb’s most picturesque promenade stretches between the Upper and Lower Towns. A romantic tree-studded boulevard, Strossmayerovo šetalište is the primary location for a summer-long series of al-fresco films, theatre shows, musical performances, and canoodling couples. Cinematically pretty, this beautiful promenade looks like it has been plucked from the screens of a good old rom-com.
- Lower Town: Unlike the twisting alleys of the medieval core with its wide avenues and grand neo-classical buildings, the Lower Town is refined, polished, and uncomplicated. Zagreb’s Viennese influence is evident in the Lower Town, a neighborhood aplomb with 19th-century pavilions and manicured gardens that resemble the best of Prague or Budapest. By day, you can stroll along the cobbled pedestrian streets that are soaked in European charm, park yourself at one of the many cafes, and sip a cappuccino. By night you can paint the town red and see precisely why those in-the-know scream praises of Zagreb’s wild and raucous nightlife.