I Hotel Zagreb

Remetinecka Cesta 106 Zagreb, 10020, Croatia

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Just a little frost

A travel blog entry by resiststatusquo

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... back to Snjezana’s house to hang out and chat. She had to work in a few hours later, so Jacques and I plus our two pups, went out to explore Zagreb.

Around we went, finally settling on a Museum to go into. The Museum of Broken Relationships is an offbeat but interesting place to visit. It had stories of people who had donated different things to the museum as a way of getting rid o f something sentimental from a broken relationship. ...

A Friendly Capital...

A travel blog entry by olly-lisa-poppy

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... legends as to why it happens, but it appears no one is really sure which is true, however locals set their watches by the sound of the shot heard all over the city centre! There's a brilliant view from the tower over the rest of the city below.

Now the evenings are getting a bit chilly we did a little winter clothes shopping (found a H&M, yay!) before ...

More of the wonderful City of Zagreb

A travel blog entry by painterlaura2

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... The gate displayed a painting of Mary and Jesus which was "miraculously" undamaged by the fire. To protect the painting a chapel was built and the painting remains behind a metal grille. The painting is visited regularly by people who come to pray and leave gifts.

Stone Gate 1760 - Zagreb Croatia



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Croatia...again

A travel blog entry by chelseacrown

... to the train station (they were couch surfing in the same direction). At the train station, I found out that my train was actually delayed by 2 hours so I sat with some English girls playing cards and chatting. When it finally came, it was pretty full of people already so I had to disturb a Hungarian couple and enter their compartment to sleep. I fell asleep quickly since it was half past midnight by the time we boarded.
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A long, long, smelly day. :D

A travel blog entry by arizonafox

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... and disgusting that we couldn’t take it anymore (anything we said made us want to kill each other), so we decided to find a swimming pool. We went to the tourist information where they told us there was a pool at the recreation center not too far from where we’d been wandering all morning. So, we went back to the train station, grabbed our suits and towels, and beelined for this pool. We paid approximately 4€ per person to get in, and it was by far ...

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