Landmarks, museums, nature and viewpoints, ranked by how often travellers look them up.
Landmark · Zagreb
Babočaj-Gvozdanović Palace on Visoka Street preserves the Anka Gvozdanović Collection, a rare intact bourgeois domestic interior.
Landmark · Zagreb
Chapel in Zagreb, Fratrovac street
Landmark · Zagreb
Erdödy-Keglević Palace is a layered Upper Town complex associated with noble families, Ljudevit Gaj and the Faculty of Law.
Landmark · Zagreb
Buratti Palace is a three-storey Neo-Renaissance building on Zrinjevac, built as a prestigious rental palace.
Landmark · Zagreb
Kaptol 9 is home to the Church of St. Francis of Assisi and its Franciscan monastery, one of Croatia’s oldest.
Landmark · Zagreb
Matica hrvatska Palace is the Neo-Renaissance headquarters of Matica hrvatska, built in 1886–87 on Strossmayer Square.
Landmark · Zagreb
Igerčić Palace is a late-Baroque Upper Town corner palace distinguished by its fully vaulted interior.
Landmark · Zagreb
Medaković Palace at 15 Nikola Zrinski Square is a two-storey Historicist building constructed by Janko Jambrišak in 1885.
Landmark · Zagreb
Magdalenić-Drašković-Jelačić Palace at Demetrova 7–9 combines Baroque construction with a Neoclassical portico in Zagreb’s Upper Town.
Landmark · Dobrodol
church building in Zagreb, Croatia
Landmark · Zagreb
Grlečić-Jelačić Palace on St Mark’s Square is a protected Upper Town palace whose wall paintings have undergone conservation work.
Landmark · Zagreb
Count Kristofor Oršić’s palace at 12 Opatička Street is a protected Upper Town residence with 18th- and 19th-century layers.
Landmark · Zagreb
The Hydrometeorological Institute Palace is a layered protected building on the south-western edge of Zagreb’s Gradec district.
Landmark · Zagreb
Amadeo Palace at Demetrova 1 housed Zagreb’s first public theatre and is now home to the Croatian Natural History Museum.
Landmark · Zagreb
Škrlec-Balbi Palace at 11 Demetrova Street is a three-wing Baroque palace noted for the historic well in its courtyard.
Landmark · Zagreb
Bombelles Palace at Opatička 4 is a protected former palace of the Counts of Bombelles in Zagreb’s Upper Town.