An unusual museum in Zagreb dedicated to failed relationships, featuring personal objects and their stories.

Zagreb's most famous and visited farmers' market, featuring both an open-air section for fruits and vegetables and a covered area for butchers and cheese sellers.

A 13th-century defensive tower that once guarded a southern gate of the old town, it now offers panoramic views and houses an art gallery.

A towering Gothic Roman Catholic church, it is the tallest building in Croatia and the most important church in the country.

The main social square of Zagreb, it serves as the city's heart and a central starting point for exploring the pedestrianized downtown.

An ancient Roman Catholic church famous for its striking multi-colored tiled roof displaying Zagreb's coat of arms and one of the city's most recognizable landmarks.

The capital city of Croatia, offering a mix of historical sites like its cathedral and St. Mark's Church, and a surprising lack of overwhelming tourist crowds.

A grand theatre in Zagreb's Lower Town, known for its impressive facade and cultural significance.