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Zagreb Slideshow
Zagreb
Travel Blogs from Zagreb, Croatia
Friendliest People Yet, All Croatians Actually
Had to say goodbye to Jasmin here, after another overnight bus ride. Never a good way to start a city. Despite that, I had a pretty decent time, but there just wasn't an incredible, or even a mediocre amount of things to see. I guess I could have done ...
Curieusiter balcanique
et bien me voila partis ce matin pour zagreb en viste eclaire, j'arrive tot le matin et je repart tot laprm, parceque j'ai peter mon appareil et je dois essyer de le faire reparer x) apart sa zagreb c'est jolie, (si on enleve le faite que ...
Jul 18, 2011
The Capital City of Zagreb
... a stop by border guards, we (consisting of me, my roommate Peter, and another McDaniel student, Dan) were in the capital of Croatia, Zagreb. The first thing you notice is how much smaller the city is compared to all the other cities I have been. We ...
Hello, Croatia
Well, i finally made it to Croatia. The train ride was amazing. I noticed one thing, as soon as you get into Croatia, you get raped on the train with inspections. They really monitor who comes in. But, once I got in. Wow. This country is the best looking ...
zagreb: by by croatia!
... to walk alone, waiting in a junction for someone to appear and collect one of the packages. we pass next to one of Croatia most famous natural sites - the Plitvice lakes, and we stop at a gas station with a restaurant for a break. believe me, ...
Good ending to a long week
Friday at school was a little crazy because there are shortened periods so I have all three grades. The kids were a little crazy because it was Friday and not much got done. I think my co op was a bit worn out from the week. After school we got invited ...
Skradin, Skadinski Buk
We took a Bus from Split, to Skradin, a small village on the Krka River, in the Krka National Park. Very beautiful, tucked in right by the river, quiet. Wandered around the narrow streets, very few cars, mostly scooters. Lots of large ...
broken trams, litres of coffee and the laud bus
... and it was quite funky. We missed our workshop in the musk however we decided to see it on the next day. My impressions about Zagreb?? It reminds me of Polish Wroclaw at the beginnings of 90`s. The trams are old and sometimes are broken on the way or dont ...
Back in Belgrade
... and a cloud of Mosquitoes outside the camper threatening to suck me dry. The last week has been utterly incredible and Croatia is certainly my favourite country by far. Ant and I headed to Dubrovnik via Mostar, through lots of mountains and ...
I've lost track
Caught the ridiculously early train to Zagreb, spent most of trip laughing at one of my fellow travellers who kept falling asleep and drooling all over herself. The Croation border guards stamped my passport properly this time, an improvement on when I ...
Zagreb Sightseeing
Zagreb sure is different from the rest of the places I've visited in Croatia. Whereas most have been beachside towns and cities, Zagreb's location in land doesn't allow it to have that beachy look. There's enough to see for a day trip, it might ...
konverents vol 2
Seekord tuleb vara tõusta. Konverents on uimane, tõlge suht kehva st tõlk ei jõua rääkijatele järele ja jätab pidevalt midagi vahele. Aga kohal tähtsad Horvaatia ninad, justiitsminister, ülemkohtu esimees ja Zagrebi aselinnapea. Kohvipausil ...
Julie and i left early for our morning dive ...
Julie and I left early for our morning dive off the island. It was only a single tank dive unfortunately - we soon discovered that this was probably due to the fact that the boat we went out on was not big enough to hold another set of tanks for the 9 ...
Covering Croatia
Today I left Dubrovnik to head north to Zagreb for the final portion of my current trip in Croatia, and the more I see and read about this country, the more it's fast becoming one of my favorites and on the list to revisit. The outskirts of Zagreb ...
Back in Zagreb..........
Well its back to Zagreb. And what a ride it was. The bus driver was the Bosnia Richard Petty. OK, imagine this...Small winding mountain road, greyhound size bus. A river deep in the valley, no guardrails. RAIN, and no windshield wipers. Talk about ...
Zagreb as Headquarters
Prepared for Summit here, including gettting a haircut not knowing serbo-croatian except for Lep Pozdrav and MOj drah ...
Zagreb
... vaikuttaa paatokseen. Keskiviikkona oli sitten koko paiva aikaa hillua kaupungilla ennen yojunan lahtoa Splitiin. Onhan Zagreb ihan pysahdyksen arvoinen paikka. Rautatieaseman ja keskusaukion valilla on puistoa missa lorvailla ja keskustasta loytyy ...
Sea Organ!!
Woke up earlier than I do for school today to catch a bus to the coast. We took the 8AM bus to Zadar today. Even though it was a 3.5 hour ride it was beautiful. As we got closer to the coast it got sunnier and warmer and we drove past cute little towns ...
2 Days in Zagreb
After my actual plans - to go to Kutina here in Croatia failed a bit, I decided to stay in Zagreb for two days - it's so terribly hot here! I think around 40 degrees celsius, so when you're outside you are looking to use every single little shadow. But ...
