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MUST SEE

Plitvice Lakes and Rastoke - Millers Village

Departure: on request
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: nature
Price: 65 €

Medvednica & Sljeme

Departure: weekend
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: nature, touristic
Price: 25 €

Welcome to Zagreb

Departure: on request
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: touristic
Price: 25 €

The wonders of Zagreb

Departure: on request
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: city attractions
Price: 55 €

MOST WANTED

Apartment Heart of the City - A2+2

Price: from 57 €
Category:
District: Centar (Show on map)
Persons: 2+2

Apartment Dream - A2+2

Price: from 72.8 €
Category:
District: Centar (Show on map)
Persons: 2+2

By the Theatre - S1/2+1

Price: from 47.9 €
Category:
District: Centar (Show on map)
Persons: 2+1

Apartment Maksimir - A2+2

Price: from 72.8 €
Category:
District: Maksimir (Show on map)
Persons: 2+2

Rooms Zagreb - S1/2

Price: from 48.5 €
Category:
District: Črnomerec (Show on map)
Persons: 2

Apartments On the Hill - A2

Price: from 51 €
Category:
District: Centar (Show on map)
Persons: 2

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ZAGREB DISTRICTS

Medveščak For those who enjoy quiet and peaceful surroundings, but still remain very close to the happenings of the city, Medveščak city area is the ideal choice. A green area near the city centre, in which parks Zelengaj and Tuškanac are connected to the Upper Town, creating a combination of nature and history. Medveščak is a city neighbourhood where you can run away from the crowd and enjoy walking the old city core, exploring history of Zagreb an truly sensing the city's soul. show next

DID YOU KNOW ... ?

Catching the time: City clocks On November 17th 1924, the Zagreb City Government approved the instalment of the first public electrically powered clocks at the five most frequent spots in the city. Each clock was equipped with a built in battery made by an Austrian company Schauer. At first, the clocks were not working properly. Showing incorrect time, they were amusing the local folk, suspicious about new inventions. Eventually, the technological progress made them synchronize their watches with the public ones. show next