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October 17, 2016
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One and the same. Now that the planetary diversion is over, I’ll return to the walking tour. Our next stop is the Cathedral found in the Kaptol section which dates from 1094 and is the oldest part of the city. …
October 17, 2016
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As we did in Dubrovnik and Sarajevo, we started our first day in Zagreb with a local guide who took us on a walking tour of the city. We began in the Donji Grad or Lower Town and finished in the …
October 14, 2016
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Just Zagreb facts, Ma’am. Although Zagreb’s Wikipedia page lists 17 city districts, Damir, who’s essentially a lifelong resident of the city, told us that it’s best to think of the city as having three major sections: Novi Zagreb or New …