The historic central hub of Zagreb, Ban Jelačić Square was built in 1641 and is the city's most famous landmark. Featuring a statue of its namesake founder, it remains a popular meeting point for locals and tourists. Explore the surrounding area featuring stunning 19th-century buildings, chic cafés, and restaurants.

Zrinjevac Park is part of the Green Horseshoe, also known as Lenuci's Horseshoe, one of seven squares in Donji grad. Renowned to be one of the Zagreb's most romantic spots, visit to stroll around the water fountains and flower displays, or to take a break from the city buzz.

Zagreb's colorful open-air market is the perfect location to experience the city like a local. Shop for fresh produce like fine meats and cheese, or try tasty handmade cornbread. Open daily from 7am, make sure to pick up a souvenir of your time in this vibrant capital city.

If you're after a lively spot with great food, shopping, and overall vibes, Tkalčićeva Street is the place to go. Lined with pretty buildings and often buzzing with live music, this popular street is always busy and an ideal place to spend an afternoon or evening.

The cathedral is Zagreb's most recognizable, defining monument and the tallest building in Croatia. Built in the 11th century, this impressive feat of neo-Gothic architecture is simply breathtaking to see in person and a great photo opportunity.

A recommended first stop on any visit to the Croatian capital is to wander through Zagreb's Upper Town district. Explore the cobblestone streets and medieval squares, or duck into a café to people watch. Don't miss St. Mark's Church, one of the city's oldest buildings, and the unique Kamenita vrata stone gate.