Dolac Market Zagreb

After a great time in Bratislava, I returned on Saturday, August 25 to Zagreb. For the next 10 days, fraternity brother, Craig Nathanson was joining me for travels. Having already been familiar with both the city and the hotel, it was a smooth transition meeting up with Craig. I was excited to have a travel friend for the next week plus.

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After catching the bus I was in Trg Jelacia the main square of Zagreb by midday. From there I walked through the Dolac Market which was packed. The next stop was the twin spired St Stephens Cathedral, which unfortunately was caught up in a net of ...

... middle of the square sits a fountain/statue of the virgin Mary with angels. Passing the Franciscan church we walked to the Dolac Market, an open air market selling everything from flowers to fresh fruit to handmade wooden toys and crafts, and also ...

... is St. Mark's Church. It is beautiful. Baroque style church decorated in brightly colored tiles. Near the church is the Dolac(market). Here you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables. The markets are my favorite! You can actually get some nourishment here. ...

... and read my book, then stopped at a tiny bar I’d passed yesterday called Adrenalin. It was halfway down the stairs between Dolac Market and Tkalciceva, which along with Radiceva is one of the Old City's major bar strips. Finished my book and headed ...

... monuments, a ride on the shortest funicular in Europe, the neo-Gothic Cathedral of the Assumption, St Mark's Church, Dolac Market, Parliament, the Iron Gate, and Trg bana Jelacica with a statue of Ban Josip Jalacic (the main square) ...

... last two days doing this with Hannah before her return to Melbourne - but no shopping.  ( Cathedral, Picasso art exhibition, Dolac market, Stone gate etc) Arrived here Thursday after getting a shared taxi from Plitvice.  We were waiting for a ...

... were pretty sick of being wet but ventured out again into town to view some more sights - this time we went to the Dolac market (buying stuff for dinner and getting Noe her fibre) then continued by wandering the old town region and finding the Sun ...

... Planet crowds and have a local dinner (meat and fried potatos, followed by cherry strudel) at Kerempuh next to the Dolac market, including an insect moment (man, Croatian bugs must be Chernobyl-infected, judging by their humongousness...). After a glass ...

... Virgin Mary and parts of the old rampart from the old city of Kaptol. From there we walked down to the Dolac Market, a large vegetable market. We continued on across to Radiceva and walked up towards Gradec via the Stone Gate and on to St.Marks Church ...

... next to it is St-Stephen's Chapel and in front of them both, three huge Easter eggs! I continued my walk towards Dolac Market, an open air market selling fresh produce with a small section of souvenir booths. I then walked on ...