Hotel Lisinski Zagreb

Trnjanska Cesta 70 Zagreb, 10 000, Croatia

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Cold, cold, cold

A travel blog entry by adambrownell

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... reception, we were definitely in a Youth Hostel International chain, perfect! It did us but we were admittedly concerned when I said to the reception, “It’s great how close you are to the station”, in which he replied “It’s about the only thing good about this place”…clearly he must have had a fight with his boss earlier that evening!

On our second attempt in Zagreb, I wore my beanie, my scarf, an ...

You can do Zagreb in a day

A travel blog entry by tennis_tom

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... our next stop, Serbia.

We shall revisit the Adriatic coast in a week or so, so it is 'cya later’ rather than goodbye to Croatia. Our next stop is Belgrade, where our host is kindly meeting us at the station. There has been talk about the possibility of sneaking up to Budapest but that's very naughty and we both deserved spanked hands for thinking such expensive thoughts.



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A long, long, smelly day. :D

A travel blog entry by arizonafox

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... card. A very nice man gave us directions to the nearest ATM (not that close) and we half ran there to get cash so we could buy the tickets on the train.

When we got back near the train station, we had to run to make it on this regional train and the doors literally closed right after us. But we made it! Since we had extra Kuna’s, we treated ourselves to pastries from one of the shops at the train station. About 40 minutes later, we were on the train to ...

World Record Breaker

A travel blog entry by dave-baker

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... of one of the square's walls there's a face believed to be that of Matija Gubec, leader of an uprising by Croatian peasants in 1573. Passing St Catherine's Square and church we found the Fisherman statue/fountain of a man slightly strangling a sea snake, of which the mouth acts as the fountain. Heading onto the Strossmayer Promenade we eventually found the all in one statue of Anton Gustav Matos sitting on a bench. Walking back past the ...

Exploring Zagreb

A travel blog entry by dmarek

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... museums bur the museums were all closed. The museum of naive arts seemed as if it would have been quite interesting. We saw the funicular line and the overlook where you could see all the red tile roofs of central Zagreb. We ran into the end of a market that sold mostly produce but some crafts...such as lace and beaded moccasins. We were very excited about the market and bought apples and some strawberries that turned out to be very nice...sweet and ...

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