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MUST SEE

Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke

Departure: on request
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: nature
Price: 75 €

The Green Istria

Departure: on request
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: historycal, nature
Price: 110 €

Welcome to Zagreb

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

The Old Zagreb

Departure: on request
Min. persons per group: 2
Type of tour: city attractions, historycal
Price: 35 €

MOST WANTED

Apartment Heart of the City - A2+2

Price: from 41.6 €
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

Apartment Maksimir - A2+2

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

Apartment Zagreb - A2+2

Price: from 45 €
Category:
District: Centar (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 43.1 €
Category:
District: Centar (Show on map)
Persons: 2

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ZAGREB DISTRICTS

Trešnjevka Trešnjevka is an old city area celebrated in "The Ballad of Trešnjevka". It's a special sensation to be there in spring when gardens of small, romantic, family houses wake up and turn green, and when orchards are decorated with ripe cherries (treπnje) after which Tešnjevka was named. The soul of this city area is definitely the Trešnjevka market. There you can always see a familiar face, buy fresh groceries or comment on the current happenings. Also located on Trešnjevka, Dom sportova, "Dražen Petrović" basketball centre and the "Zagreb Football Club" stadium always provide interesting sports events. show next

DID YOU KNOW ... ?

Ups!: Skiing in Zagreb History of skiing in Zagreb and Croatia started on November 12th, 1894 at the annual assembly of the First Croatian Skating Association. An enthusiastic young man, Franjo Bučar, started a skiing section after returning from his studies in Stockholm. Right after the foundation, members of the new section started acquiring skis from Vienna and Prague and began giving skiing lessons on the slopes of Medvednica and Samobor hills. show next