Zagreb is the capital of Croatia.
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Zagreb is Croatia’s capital at the foot of Medvednica. Historic upper districts, parks and a broad café culture distinguish it from the country’s coastal destinations.
Zagreb has a recorded population of 663,592. The figure applies to Zagreb. The source does not provide a reference year; the source data was last checked September 3, 2026.
Gornji Grad is the upper town around St Mark’s Church. Donji Grad has boulevards, squares and parks, while Tkalčićeva links central areas with dining.
St Mark’s Church, the cathedral area, Dolac Market, Museum of Broken Relationships and Mirogoj Cemetery are familiar stops.
Spring and autumn bring good temperatures for the city and Medvednica. Summer is warm, while December is known for its Advent market.
Trams and buses cover the city. The centre is walkable, and a funicular links the lower and upper town.
Zagreb has a recorded population of 663,592. The figure applies to Zagreb. The source does not provide a reference year; the source data was last checked September 3, 2026.
Zagreb is the capital of Croatia.
Two or three days allow time for the centre, museums and a trip towards Medvednica.
Yes. Medvednica, Maksimir and the chain of central parks provide accessible nature.