Travel Guide to Zagreb, Croatia

Scenic spot introduction:

Zagreb is the capital of the Republic of Croatia and also the largest city in the country. The city is located on the west bank of the Sava River in the northwest of Croatia and at the foot of Mount Medvednica. The city's centuries-long history has given it a rich cultural atmosphere. The historical sites and cultural venues left in the city center form a sharp contrast between the old and the new in the new city area. The charming charm of the ancient buildings in the city and the hospitality of its citizens impress visitors.

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According to historical records, the history of Zagreb can be traced back to the establishment of the bishop's diocese in 1094. The city first developed from some residential areas and formed a city of a certain size in the 13th century. In the 19th century, with the development of the European Industrial Revolution, Zagreb gradually expanded from the old city to the new city. Today, this historic city in Central Europe consists of three parts: the old city consisting of ancient buildings such as churches and town halls; the new district consisting of squares, commercial areas, and opera houses; and the modern urban area developed after World War II.
Zagreb's historical sites and cultural venues are almost all located in the city center. Charming coffee houses, delicious restaurants, garden restaurants and beautiful parks can be seen everywhere. Risnjak National Park is right next to the walls of Kaptol. The golden and silver spires of the Gothic Cathedral are magnificent, including Lintevaka Park The green horseshoe of Lenuci, including Zrinjevac, surrounds some of the most beautiful buildings in the city, making this beautiful city full of history and culture.

Scenic spot features:

City sightseeing, cultural tours, ancient towns and famous cities