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Juli 12, 2012
... bewind heeft gestaan. De kerktoren is een kleine kopie van de Campanile. De componist Guiseppe Tartini was ook een belangrijke Piranees, getuige z'n standbeeld op het centrale plein. Nog een stukje verder zijn de zoutpannen van Seca. Dit zijn de enige zoutpannen in Slovenië die nog gedeeltelijk in gebruik zijn. Een videofilmpje toont de geschiedenis van de zoutpannen. Als we terug naar de auto wandelen, zijn ...
Seeking good beer & the elusive Croatian identity
... We blow our budget on two 0.3l glasses each along with generous helpings of a mysterious rubbery pasta dish and wind our way back to our hostel, well fed and our appetite for good beer satisfied.
As our time in Zagreb draws to a close, something is bugging me. The many fascist and ‘white pride’ daubings on walls around the city seem to connect awkwardly with broader ethno-national tensions across the former Yugoslavia. Old King Tomislav, perhaps, has ...
Days 269 to 270 - Reuniting in Zagreb/Fall Season
... ride into Zagreb was clear of traffic but not of weather as brooding clouds of dark rolled in. We found the area of our hostel with an normal amount of figuring (observation & educated guesses) but actually arriving at the hostel proved more difficult having to contend with a labyrinth of 1 way streets.
We settled in for a 2 night stay and got our hatchback organized for the next 2 weeks in Croatia. Mia worked on some photo ...
Nath back to Australia and we go onto Croatia
... as the 8th century anti-semitism was happening with segregation and Jews being forced to wear yellow clothes for identification
From the 16th- 19th centuries they were forced by one of the popes to live in this cramped area of 7 acres. For 300 years they lived in cramped conditions, behind a wall with a curfew. They could go out by day but had to return before the ...
Save the best for last
... as we walked around with our Zagreb guide book, checking out monuments, buildings and churches. This city was set out perfectly for tourists, yet this city was not pretentious. The restaurants and bars weren't overpriced and locals were friendly. We spent a whole day on foot covering over 22kms, exploring Zagreb from lower town, upper town and all the way to the mysterious cemetry, one of the most interesting cemetries in Europe.
Zagreb didn't only give us ...
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