What to do in Zagreb Croatia?
Zagreb doesn’t have a must-see list. It has a must-stroll list. Think more streets and squares than sights. It's one of few European capitals which still has an open-air produce market in the centre. And Dolac's stalls make a good base camp for exploring.
Tkalčićeva is the city's prettiest 19th century street. It's also the centre of café-life. And looming above it, Gornji Grad (upper town) is quiet and quaint. Here Baroque streets sit on a south-facing ridge. Visit for sweeping views across the city.
Head to Dežmanov prolaz for chic shops and more cafés. It's also gateway to the northern suburbs. An area that's great for woodland walks.
Arrived on a rainy day? Seek out the Museum of Broken Relationships. In terms of ingenuity and appeal, it outshines most. Or take a tram south across the River Sava. Then make for the Contemporary Art Museum. A perfect place to muse on Croatian avant-garde.
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