Lotrscak Tower Zagreb

Zagreb , Croatia

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  • 1

    A Plan Emerges

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    ... sun and people watched for an hour before walking up the hill to see St Marks, Parliament and the Lotrscak Tower, which I climbed for a stunning view of Zagreb. The receptionist asked me where I was from and then went on to point out the best parts of ...

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    World Record Breaker

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    ... Promenade we eventually found the all in one statue of Anton Gustav Matos sitting on a bench.  Walking back past the Lotrscak Tower on the promenade we took in the views from the Gradec overlooking the cathedral, market and the main square before ...

  • 3

    June 12 and 13, Zagreb and Plitvice Lake

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    ... graceful. The Gonji Grad (Upper Town), has its St. Mark’s Church, famous for its red-and-white checkered roof tiles; Lotrscak Tower, part of the original city wall; St. Catherine’s Church; and the Parliament. I also went to the very ...

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    Heatwave in Zagreb!

    ... the medieval town. It is said there was a great fire in 1731 and this was the only gate to survive. It was then onto Lotrscak Tower and St Marks Church. Lotrscak Tower was built to protect the southern city gate, you can climb up this tower to get the ...

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    Sights of Zagreb

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    ... The walk continued down Cirilometodska past the Croatian Parliament Building, Bans Court Palace and St.Catherines Church> to Lotrscak Tower with views over Zagreb's lower town. We then caught the funicular back down to the lower town and bought some ...

  • 6

    A Friendly Capital...

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    ... of arms of the Triune Kingdom of Croatia.   As we started to stroll back to the lower town we passed the Lotrscak Tower, the only preserved medieval tower from the 13th Century. The bells were used to summon the townsfolk to return to ...