Zagreb is the capital of Croatia, home to around 663,592 people.
Best time
May–June & September–October for mild weather and thinner crowds
Weather
Temperate, with warm summers and cool winters
Zagreb Cathedral
St. Mark's Square
St. Catherine's Church
Old Town Gate
Ribnjak Park
Museum of Broken Relationships
Museum of Hangovers
Klovićevi Dvori Gallery
Zagreb Cathedral
St. Mark's Square
St. Catherine's Church
Old Town Gate
Ribnjak Park
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
Nocturno
Good place to try the local gastronomy. An excellent restaurant with a variety of offers and helpful staff and a pleasant atmosphere.
Sandwich Bar Pingvin
Classic sandwich bar with a wide menu and reasonably good mix of languages. One of the most popular dishes is the toplo/hladno (hot/cold), a
La Štruk
One of Zagreb's oldest fast food spots. Highly recommended are the grilled cheese sandwich, the grilled stuffed lungic and the zagrebacki sa
Taquitos Bandidos
Exactly what street food should be. Simple, fast, tasty and well thought out creative dishes that surprise you and overdeliver. Try their am
Plac Kitchen & Grill
Tasty Cevapcici sausages, fast service and not expensive. Fantastic peppers, cevapi and great special burgers. The restaurant is a bit hidde
Bistro Dolac
Somewhat of a Zagreb institution. The decoration is very "old school" (high ceilings, pot plants, yellow walls, functional furniture).
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Funk Lounge
Logistics Youth Centre
Logistic youth centre, also works as a regional information centre. From the host, you can get complete information about everything that in