King Tomislav Square (Tomislav trg) Zagreb

Arriving in Croatia was very mellow, an easy customs process which seemed more like the welcoming committee. I was a little concerned because I did not have a hostel booked and didn’t really know how to get into town, but that’s what the information center is for. I was able to find a hostel I wanted and a cheap way to get into town. …

For anyone that has been overseas, you know that the flight is never fun. From San Francisco to Frankfurt to Zagreb, it took me 17 hours. Finally in Zagreb, I was excited for this adventure to begin.

Taking a shuttle bus from the airport to the main bus station, I hiked the 2 km from the bus station to the hotel in sweltering heat ( …

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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... the temperature and pressure, not to mention  the time. Passing a couple more museums we found ourselves at King Tomislav Square next to the railway station before reaching Marulic Square, home to the Croatian state archives and the botanical ...

... first to the Train Station and then to the Botanic Gardens, then to the old town by a large beautiful park and King Tomislav square that went for several blocks with fountains, bandstand and large open spaces.     Jelacic Square is the ...

... beautiful park. I think it was couples day or something because every single bench had a couple on it making out. The neyt square was King Tomislav Square. Of course the Art Pavillion was being renovated. If I go to a city half the stuff I want to see is ...

... for a few hours, I awoke around 6:30 in time to wander the city's winding streets and nightlife.  Walking first through King Tomislav square, I was impressed by the amount of green space the city had to offer.  There were dogs, frisbees, ...

... wonder what that condition would do to the paintings in the long run. That night I decided to do a little 'people watching' at King Tomislav Square. It was pretty interesting as people hung out till very late at night. I saw so many men used the place as ...