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Zagreb

Zagreb, Croatia’s capital and the largest city in the country, is a typical Central European town.

The city is divided into three parts:
The thousand-year old Gornji grad (upper town) which contains the Presidential Palace, the historic church of St. Mark's, the Croatian parliament, and museums and galleries which are all set in cobbled streets lit by gas lamps;
The 19th century Donji grad (lower town) with its shops, restaurants, cafes, theatres, parks;
And the modern post-war (WWII) Novi Zagreb (new Zagreb) which is full of high-rise buildings and basically has nothing to offer tourists.

source: Wikipedia.org

Ban Jelacic square	Changing of the Guard	Changing Guard @trg bana Jelacic	Changing of the Guard
Center of Zagreb, Trg bana Jelacic	Upper town main street	Peter Preradovic Square	Zagreb town from cable car station
St. Mark's square	St. Mark's church w/ Governor Palace	One of Zagreb's symbolic; Colorful glazed tile Roof of St. Mark's church	Musician on Upper town hill
The Stone gate	Beyond the Stone gate	The Franciscan Church @Kaptol	The Cathedral of St. Stephen
Inside the Neo-Gothic Cathedral of St. Stephen	Front of The Cathedral	Guard @The Renaissance wall	Zagreb Tram
Lower town main street	Lower town main street	Lower town main street	Zrinjevac Square
Morning market @Dolac	Morning market @Dolac	@morning flower market	The 'red and white checker', symbolic of Croation National football club

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