Executive summary by darmansjah
All eyes are often on the Croatian coast, but inland Zagreb remains the country’s centre. There’s
plenty to see, from streets of designer stores, to renowned museums and rowdy
beer halls. Don’t Miss The fascinating City
Museum sits in a converted convent, with interactive exhibits showing the
capital’s past (US$3.50). The Mimara Museum contains an extraordinary private
collection of artwork dating from prehistory to the impressionists and beyond
(US$3.50; roosveltov trg 5). Just ten minutes’ walk from the city centre, Camera Felice is a snug, private hotel
with bright furnishings and a cheerful atmosphere (from US$82). Ivica I Marica (Hansel
and Greets) is Zagreb’s leading organic
restaurant, serving eco-sourced meat, fish and past in a fairytale setting
(Tkalciceva 70).
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