Palace Hotel Zagreb

... far, but since I only planned on staying for 2 nights, I figured I could deal with the aesthetically challenging environment.  Zagreb as a city unfortunately didn't really leave a lasting impression.  It does have a lot of parks for a city, so ...

... could rest at either and watch the sparkling Dalmation Sea. While walking the first day that I was there I stumbled upon the Diocletiam Palace which is a Roman ruin that is 100 yards from the coastline. It is built from white stone and marble. It was quite ...

... St.Marks Church with its coloured tile roof. 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 ...

... ever have the chance to go there, definitely, definitely do.        From the Lakes I came to Zagreb, where I'm currently typing away at the hostel's internet point. I wish everyone well, and until the next update blessed be.

... stay but eventually we decided that we should move on. We spent a day in Split, checked out the 3rd century Roman palace that dominates the town before catching a ferry to the Island of Kornacula. Kornacula town is a walled city jutting out on a ...