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Parc national des Lacs de Plitvice
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Plitvice Lakes National Park features 16 terraced lakes and 92 waterfalls between Zagreb and Zadar, sprawling across nearly 30,000 hectares of forest.
Musée des relations rompues
In Zagreb's Upper Town, the Museum of Broken Relationships displays objects donated after a breakup, each accompanied by an anonymous account from its former owner.
Monumental cemetery in Zagreb designed by Hermann Bollé, celebrated for its neo-Renaissance arcades, funerary sculptures and multi-faith character.
Nicknamed 'the belly of Zagreb', Dolac Market has brought together producers and flavors from across Croatie beneath its red umbrellas since 1930.
A former bomb shelter from 1943 running through Gornji Grad for 350 metres, Grič Tunnel now welcomes exhibitions and events at the heart of Zagreb.
La cathédrale de Zagreb
Croatia's tallest building, Zagreb Cathedral has dominated Kaptol Square since the 11th century. History, architecture and practical access.
The civic heart of Zagreb, Ban-Jelačić Square concentrates four centuries of Croatian history, an emblematic equestrian statue and the Manduševac fountain.
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