Zagreb, Croatia’s capital - a very nice pedestrian walkway, Tkalciceva Street, lined with outdoor cafes and steps away from our hotel.
A variety of restaurants to choose from - After all the meat meals in our earlier travels, we were very happy with our choice of Indian food at the Bombay Grill and curry at the Sri Lanka Restaurant.
Zagreb is known for its’ 18th & 19th centuries Austro Hungarian architecture
OSidewalk painted to look like a rug in the lower town
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Zagreb’s 13th century Gothic Cathedral of the Assumption was damaged in a powerful 5.4 magnitude earthquake in March of 2020 - the worst in 140 years
Part of the city wall and on the left and on the right the spires damaged during the earthquake which were taken down for repair
We took the funicular to the upper city of Zagreb
View of Zagreb from the upper city
St. Mark’s Church, 13th century - Its’ colorful tiled roof was constructed in 1880 and has the midieval coat of arms of Croatia, Dalmatia and Slovenia on the left side, and the emblem of Zagreb on the right.
Stone Gate Chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary
Exit gate of Chapel
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Walking down from the upper city |
Celebrating Branko’s birthday at the oldest restaurant in the city square in Zagreb
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