A two-day trip to Zagreb will allow you to experience the atmosphere of this amazing city and explore its key attractions. Here is a plan to help you organize your time.
Day 1: Old Town and Cultural Attractions Morning:
- Main Square - Ban Jelačić Square Start your day with a walk around Zagreb's central square. See the Ban Jelačić monument and admire the architecture.
- Upper Town
Move to the historic Upper Town. Here you can visit:
- Zagreb Cathedral - an impressive Gothic cathedral, a symbol of the city.
- Saint Mark's Church - famous for its tiled roof with coats of arms.
Day:
- Museum of Broken Relationships This unique museum offers unusual exhibits dedicated to broken hearts and relationship stories.
- Lotrščak Tower Climb the tower for a breathtaking view of the city. Don't forget that a cannon fires here every day at noon.
Evening:
- Cvjetni Trg, Ilica Street Spend the evening strolling down the lively Ilica street. Visit shops or relax in one of the cozy cafes at Cvjetni Trg square.
Day 2: Parks, Modernity, and Local Cuisine Morning:
- Zrinjevac Park Start the day by visiting one of the most picturesque parks in Zagreb. Enjoy a leisurely walk and have a morning coffee.
- Mimara Museum If you love art, visit this museum where collections of art objects from around the world are exhibited.
Day:
- Nikola Tesla Technical Museum Learn more about the achievements of the great inventor and engineer.
- University of Zagreb Botanical Garden A great place to relax and enjoy nature.
Evening:
- Dolac Market Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the local market, buy fresh produce, and try local delicacies.
- Dinner in a Traditional Restaurant Finish your tour of Zagreb with dinner in a traditional "konoba" or restaurant, where you can try national dishes such as štrukli or the meat dish "peka."
Tips:
- Transportation: Zagreb is a compact city and most attractions are within walking distance. However, if you want to use public transport, trams and buses are a great option.
- Language: The main language is Croatian, but many people speak English, especially in tourist areas.
- Currency: Croatian Kuna. Make sure to have cash with you as not all places accept cards.
Enjoy your trip to Zagreb!
