Hotel Central Zagreb
Branimirova 3 Zagreb, 10000, Croatia
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Zagreb, capital of Croatia
I took a much earlier train to Zagreb since my time in Bled was cut short. I finally got some stamps in my passport for some new countries (Malta would not do it)! After a 2 hour train ride (once again I did not see too much as I fell asleep), I arrived in Zagreb. The sun was out so I went to the Hotel Central (right in front of the train station …
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... with a new day. A pair of gloves bought by Helen in Ljubljana make an appearance. A market made up of wooden huts in the centre of town, mostly composed of wine-makers selling their wares to elderly men who happily stand and chat. It appears to be a kind of festival, though many walk past without a care. Our cold fingers and empty stomachs get the better of us and we find a stall selling pogačice, a deep-fried bread, dripping with grease. It is hearty, tasty and ...
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... enjoying a nice tea and a very tasty strudel – hopefully a sign of things to come!
Back at the rental agency it turned into a gong show as we discussed the insurance, thinking we had understood and repeating it for confirmation only to have the attendant contradict our/his statement. This happened a few times. After calling our credit card company to confirm (on our netbook via skype since we don’t have ...
Nath back to Australia and we go onto Croatia
... my hands to a disobedient and faithless nation that has lost its way . The catholics built this church there to try and spread their faith to the Jews.
Next to that is Largo 16 Ottobre1943
This square is named for the day when Nazi tucks parked here and threatened to take the Jews to concentration ...
More of the wonderful City of Zagreb
... corner of the picture that comes up to get full screen pictures.
I should also mention that religion kept coming up as a topic so I looked up some information.
Religion in Croatia
Ever heard the phrase, "More Catholic than the Pope"? It could have been written about ...



