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Eran & Shira The Travellers - Arrtactions In Zagreb, Croatia - ערן ושירה - אטרקציות בזאגרב, קרואטיה

המדריך המקיף לזאגרב, קרואטיה - ההסבר והמידע הניתנים כאן מתחת הם באנגליתבקרואטית בכדי לאפשר לכם לזהות את האתרים השונים במדריך כפי שהם נכתבים בשפה המקומית. דירוג המלון בו שהינו הוא דירוג אישי שלנו, כאשר 5 כוכבים הוא הטוב ביותר, וכוכב אחד הוא הגרוע ביותר.
זאגרב – המוטו המרכזי: הזמנה לכולם בערבון מוגבל.
סצנת אוכל מרכזית – לא נמצאה כזאת.
האתר השווה ביותר בעיר – זאגרב משופעת בשלל אתרים מרתקים. אולם, אם עלינו לבחור באטרקציה אחת שלא כדאי לכם לפספס אזי מדובר במוזיאון הלבבות השבורים Museum of Broken Relationships. מוזיאון שעד שנת 2016 היה היחיד במינו בעולם (בשנת 2016 נפתח מוזיאון דומה בלוס אנג'לס). המקוריות והשנינות של התוכן המוצג במוזיאון הופכת אותו לאטרקציה של ממש!
יתרון – היתרון הגדול בזאגרב טמון בהיותה עיר מגוונת בפעילות, עיר זולה יחסית ובהיותה צומת במרכז אירופה שממנו ניתן להגיע ליעדים נוספים. כמו כן, מדובר בעם מסביר פנים וידידותי לתייר בצורה בלתי רגילה. אם תרצו, זו הבת היפה של יוגוסלביה, הבת הנאורה שלה, וזו שהנרטיב שלה מזכיר מאוד את זה של ישראל.

Join us as we travel to Zagreb, Croatia, on a quest to visit as many attractions and discover as many things to do in Zagreb as we possibly can. Our Zagreb travel guide offers visitors a glimpse at some of the top sites in the city along with fascinating things to do along the architectural gems worth marveling over & museums to check out. We also hit up the local food scene slurping on ice scream in b041, visiting some restaurants and bouncing into Zagreb-nightlife.

From the iconic Zagreb Cathedral & Saint Mark's square to Bundak & Maksimir parks to museums we've got you covered in a destination where you get to know Zagreb at best. On the route of the Sava River – you'll want to spend ample time on both sides of this river, and if you're like a lot of our friends, you'll never actually want to leave Zagreb, the capital city of Croatia.

Let's explore Zagreb, Plitvicka & Venice and find out what is so alluring about the capital city of Croatia and beyond to the country side. You can also use the maps added in the clip.

Top attractions are marked.

49 Things to do in Zagreb City Tour Zagreb Must-See Attractions | 6 Days In Croatia & Italy Travel Guide:

Introduction:
1) General Information - 00:00
2) Moto - 00:47
3) Currency – 00:56
4) Maps - 01:03
5) Flight – 01:09
Day 1 – Sredisce & Donji Grad:
1) Autobusni Kolvodor - 02:34
2) Muzej suvremene umjetnosti - 03:09
3) Bundek - 04:24
4) Botanicki Vrt - 05:23
5) Zagreb Basketball Hall - 05:57
6) Nikola Tesla Technical Museum – 06:04
7) Mines Tour In Nikola Tesla Technical Museum - 06:50
8) Mimara Museum - 07:34
9) Croatian National Theater – 07:40
10) Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu – 08:30

Day 2 – Donji Grad
11) Glavni Kolodvor - 09:20
12) Trg Kralja Tomislava - 09:53
13) Preradoviceva Trg – 10:32
14) Backo Mini Express – 11:54
15) Ban Jelacic Trg – 12:15
16) Dolac Market - 13:14

Day 3 – Kaptol
17) Muzej Iluzija - 14:24
18) Katedrala Marijina Uznesenja - 15:34
19) Kaptol Wall - 17:43
20) Zagreb City Bus – 17:50
21) Kaptol Ulica - 18:27
22) Opatovina Ulica – 18:56
23) Tkalciceva Ulica - 19:08
24) Krvavi Most - 19:48

Day 4 - Gradec
25) Funicular - 20:09
26) Lotrščak - 20:57
27) Strossmayerovo Setaliste – 22:15
28) Sv. Katarina – 23:10
29) Stone Gate - 23:16
30) Museum of Broken Relationships - 24:38
31) Saint Mark's Square + Church - 25:14
32) Croatian Parliament - 26:14
33) Ban's Court – 26:18
34) Hrvatski Povijesni Muzej – 27:19
35) Muzej Grada Zagreba – 28:05
36) Gric Tunnel – 29:05
37) Mirogoj – 29:30
38) Maksimir Park – 30:47

Day 5 – Plitvička jezera
39) Carwiz - 32:02
40) Plitvička jezera - 32:52

Day 6 - Venice
41) Vinjeta - 36:22
42) Slovenia - 36:36
43) Venice – 37:15
44) Gheto Novo - 38:10
45) Rialto – 39:36
46) Grande Canal – 39:49
47) Piazza San Marco – 39:56
48) Basilica di San Marco – 40:29
49) Palazzo Ducale di Venezia – 40:51

City Night Life:
1) Preradoviceva Trg – 14:11
2) Tkalciceva Ulica – 19:08
3) Park J.J. Strossmayera – 31:27

Food Scene:
1) b041 – 08:02
2) Boban – 08:38
3) Konzum – 10:21
4) Trattoria Leonardo - 13:59

Shopping:

Attractions For Kids:
1) Backo Mini Express - 11:54

Hotel & Resorts We Took:
Hotel 9 Zagreb – 03:49
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Croatia voters back ban on same-sex marriage

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Croatia has voted against gay marriage in a nationwide referendum. The outcome means that the country's constitution will be amended to ban same-sex marriage.

A total of 65.75 percent of voters answered yes to the question: do you agree the constitution should be amended to define marriage as matrimony between a man and a woman?

The referendum sparked fierce debate in the mainly Catholic country, which joined the EU in July.

Zagreb resident Ivan said the result was no surprise: The referendum victors could have been predicted, it was expected that tradition would win out - that customary norms, the church and religion would prevail.


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Croatian General Chooses Heroic End in Face of Unjust Hague Court Guilty Verdict

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The tragedy that can be called the main event of the week. Croatian general Slobodan Praljak, having heard the guilty verdict with the punishment of 20 years in prison at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the Hague, took out a bottle of poison, and no one knows where it came from, opened it and, with the words, Praljak is not a war criminal! I reject your verdict, drank the deadly liquid.
The Hague Tribunal is a kangaroo court established by the UN Security Council’s decision in 1993. At that time, Russia's foreign policy was still naïve and credulous about the intentions of the West, that's why we voted yes at the Security Council, hoping for fairness in the international investigation of war crimes during the break-up of Yugoslavia and the civil wars there.
In response, we ran into treachery. The Tribunal clearly selectively focused on Serbs and Serbian politicians. The processes were long and obviously tendentious. As a result, ex-Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic died in 2006 in the Hague jail, never hearing his verdict.

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크로아티아의 붉은 심장이라 불리는 이 광장엔 기념 동상과 서민들이 즐겨 찾는 ‘돌라츠 시장’이 나란히 있다. 시내 한편에서 산타 복장을 한 거리 이벤트는 행인들을 즐겁게 해준다. 벌써 연말 분위기가 풍긴다. 광장은 항상 사람들로 넘쳐나고 저마다 분주하다. 시장 입구 아주머니 동상이 웬지 정겹다. 광장 중심부에는 간이 상점들이 문을 열고 각종 먹거리, 생활용품들을 거래한다. 대부분 자신들이 직접 만든 물품을 들고 와 소비자와 직거래를 하는 방식이다. 여기에 오면 웬만한 물품은 모두 구입할 수 있다고 한다. “일행 20명이 그룹으로 왔어요. 독일에서 왔죠. 법을 전공하고 학교를 마친 뒤에 여행 온 겁니다. 국회와 법원을 구경하고 잠시 휴식을 취한 뒤 점심 먹으러 갈 거예요. 유튜브에서 이 마켓에 대한 동영상을 보고 와야겠다고 생각했어요” 이른 아침 7시에 열리는 이곳 과일 시장은 신선한 상품과 싼 가격 때문에 인기다. 여행에 지친 나는 이곳에서 다양한 과일을 맛 볼 수 있었다. “자그레브에서 특별한 장소 중 하나이기이기 때문에 옵니다. 이것저것 구경도 하고 여기저기 다니면서 좋은 채소와 과일을 찾기 위해옵니다”

[English: Google Translator]
This square, called the red heart of Croatia, is in line with the memorial statue and Dollatz Market, which is popular among the common people. A street event in Santa costumes on the other side of the city will delight passers-by. There is already a year-end atmosphere. The plaza is always overflowing with people and busy everywhere. The statue of the entrance to the market is very warm. In the center of the plaza, a number of shops open their doors and sell various kinds of food and daily necessities. Most of them carry their own items and do direct transactions with consumers. If you come here, you can buy all the reasonable goods. 20 people came to the group. I'm from Germany. I traveled after finishing school after studying law. I will go to lunch after having a break and watching the parliament and the court. I thought I had to watch a video about this market on YouTube. The fruit market here at 7am is popular because of fresh produce and cheap prices. I was tired of traveling and I was able to taste various fruits here. I come because I am one of the special places in Zagreb. I go to see these things and go round and round to find good vegetables and fruits

[Croatia : Google Translator]
Crveni trg je srce poznata kao hrvatska rame uz rame jen kamene racheu tržište 'omiljeni prigodni kip i ljudi su. Street događaji u središtu Santa odijelo strane čini se zabavljaju prolaznike. Već donosi na kraju godine atmosferu. Svaki od njih je uvijek žurba trg preplavljen ljudima. Teta kip Ulaz na tržištu nekako jeonggyeopda. Središnjem trgu praktičnost prodavaonice otvaraju vrata za trgovanje u raznim hrane, za kućanstvo. To je način na koji većina njihovih potrošača i izravne transakcije i drži domaće robe. Ovdje dolazi podnošljiva i da je roba su dostupni za kupnju. 20 ljudi su došli na zabavu kao skupina. On je došao iz Njemačke. Idete na turneju po završetku škole i studirao pravo. Nakon posjeta Narodnoj skupštini i sudove, uzeti pauzu idem na ručak. Mislio sam da ću doći vidjeti video na YouTubeu o tom tržištu , ovdje je održan u ranim jutarnjim satima u 7:00 plod tržište je popularan zbog niske cijene i svježim proizvodima. Bio sam umoran od putovanja može kušati razne voća ovdje. Dođi, jer je to jedan od posebnih mjesta u Zagrebu. Posjetite ovo i da tu i tamo i koji također sudjeluje dobiva pronaći najbolje voće i povrće.

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Novi Dvori | Chapel of St. Joseph | Golf Club Ban Jelačić Zaprešić | Weddings in Croatia antropoti

The most attractive wedding venue offer of Zaprešić is the New Jelačić Palace, a unique monument of cultural and historic heritage only 1,5 km from the town centre (some 20 km from Zagreb). The Palace is a unique example of well preserved complete manorial estate.

Zaprešić, a town with a population of 26,000 and lying 17 km west of Zagreb.
The Jelačić Novi Dvori is one of the best preserved feudal estates in Croatia. Sporting options include football, handball, basketball, bowling, equestrian sports and show jumping, paragliding, motor handgliding, motocross, cycling, tennis and golf (three PAR 3).

In 1855 Jelačić built a neo-Gothic chapel of St Joseph on a meadow next to the Palace.
Ban Josip Jelačić had all of the estate and castle reconstructed and annexed. In its east wing the Palace was extended by 18 m, the upper level was redecorated along with the cellar and the façade. A beautiful promenade surrounds the Palace.

The antiquities and husbandry of New Palace as a whole include the Palace, chapel of St Joseph, the family Jelačić vault, gardens, orchard, residential and service rooms, vegetable garden, arable land and forest-park. Curia nova, New Palace is first mentioned under this name at the end of the 16th century when it was in the possession of the Zrinski family, owners of Susedgrad (Old Palaces). However a valid court document from 1852 says that the Palace was built in 1611 as an ordinary one-storey kurija mainly made of wood.

Owners of the New Palace were the Zrinski, Čikulin, Sermagei, Festetić and the Counts Erdödy families. It was the Erdödy family that sold the estate to ban Jelačić in 1851. The Palace was bequeathed to the Croatian people by the daughters of Đuro Jelačić, Anka and Vera in 1934.

Preserved and partly restored outbuildings, offices and service rooms are another asset of the New Palace. The circular threshing machine is the only and the oldest object of that type in Croatia, it comes from the 17th century and is the monument of zero cathegory. Former crops storage facility, a three-storey granary was reconstructed in 1987 and turned into a Gallery, today Museum of Matija Skurjeni. It displays permanent exhibition of a prominent naive artist Skurjeni, and a historic photo-exhibition “The New Jelačić Palace”.


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CROATIA: BOSNIAN MUSLIM REFUGEES LATEST SITUATION

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Up to 25-thousand Bosnian Muslims, stranded on a road south-east of the Croatian capital, might be forcibly repatriated home.

The refugees, who are loyal to renegade Muslim leader Fikret Abdic, fled the Bihac area in north-west Bosnia after Abdic's forces were defeated by the Bosnian government army.

Desperate to avoid Bosnian muslim troops, thousands of these rebel Muslims are trapped at Vojnic, south of Zagreb on the road to north-eastern Bosnia.

They prefer to stay in Croatia in this basic camp rather than return to their homes in the region around Bihac.

These 25-thousand men and women say they're scared the Bosnian government troops will forcibly draft them into their army.

Nevertheless, the Croatian government may forcibly repatriate them.

Officials say they have made a deal with Abdic, currently under house arrest in Zagreb, allowing the refugees to return home on the proviso the men are not drafted.

The United Nations however fears for the rebel Muslims and is trying to persuade the government not to repatriate them by force.

SOUNDBITE:
We're getting reports from the interviews that we're doing with the refugees, our human rights team has been there. They have talked of physical intimidation and in some cases sexual harassment by the 5th Corps and others.
SUPER CAPTION: Chris Gunness, UN Spokesman

Croats deny the charges, and guarantee their safety.

SOUNDBITE:
We won't force but try to create possibilities...that in Kladusha also with Bosnian government and other organisations that the situation in Velika Kladusha will be safe for all returnees.
SUPER CAPTION: Josip Esterajher, Croatian Office for Displaced Persons and Refugees

About 200-thousand Bosnian refugees remain in Croatia, and the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) expects thousands more from northern Bosnia to arrive in Croatia.


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Croatia-Serbs Allege Croat Jets Bombed Refugees

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STORY: CONVOY
LOCATION: BOSANSKI NOVI, CROATIA
DATE: 8 AUGUST 1995
DURATION: 2.32

Fleeing Serbs allege Croat jets bombed refugees

Bosnian Serb television in Banja Luka on Wednesday (9/8) showed
pictures of what it said was the aftermath of an attack by
Croatian planes on a convoy of refugees from Krajina on Tuesday.
Three people were reported killed, with many injured. According to
the Tanjug news agency, it was the third attack on the refugees on
the road from Novi Grad to Prijedor. The refugees were fleeing via
Kordun, close to Svodna. UN observers would say only that two
unidentified fighter bombers dropped four bombs in the Dvor region
on the Croatian-Bosnian border. Spokeswoman Major Rita Le Page
said the two MiG 21s attacked a region where conflict was
continuing between the Croatian army and secessionist Serbs in the
Dvor/Bosanski Novi area. She did not specify whether the planes
were Croatian, but said three planes took off on Tuesday afternoon
from the Croatian base at Pleso, near Zagreb. The UN was not in a
position to indicate the targets or whether bombs had caused any
damage, but distressed soldiers and civilians fleeing along the
refugee route told their own stories. One hardened Serb veteran of
the fighting struggled to contain himself as he told how his wife
and her brother were killed by the planes as they stopped to drink
some water, three days after fleeing their Krajina homes. His sons
were wounded and none of the family had eaten in three days. The
Serb army's record of ethnic cleansing throughout Bosnia in four
years has meant world sympathy for their civilians has been in
short supply, but Zagreb is becoming increasingly concerned that
its Croat fighters are themselves garnering a growing reputation
for war atrocities.

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(BOSANSKI NOVI, CROATIA, 8/8)
Refugees on cars and trucks on the move. Krajina Serb soldier SOT (Serbo-Croat): We left three days ago from Krajina; we have not eaten anything; we stopped to drink water and jets coming from the direction of Zagreb flew over us, and on its way back dropped grenades on
us...my wife and brother-in-law were among those killed in the attack. My two sons were wounded but they were alive. GVs of area where attack happened. Baseball cap on ground. GVs damaged car parts. Part of rocket held in hand. Line of refugees on move. Damaged rooftop nearby. Shattered windows. Firetrucks. Man hosing down house. GVs refugees.


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CROATIA: CONTROVERSY OVER ARCHBISHOP DUE TO BE BLESSED BY POPE

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Controversy surrounds the legacy of a Catholic archbishop due to be blessed by Pope John Paul II during a visit to Croatia later this week.
The blessing of the late cardinal Alojzije Stepinac means he is on the road to sainthood.
While Croatian Catholics think that is exactly what should happen, the Jewish community believe the same man was a war criminal.
Thirty years after the death of Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac, his life and work has been singled out by the Pontiff to honor on his visit to Croatia.
His tomb inside the Zagreb cathedral is a revered sight where many Croats pray.
The Catholic church in Croatia became very strong during his time.
According to the Vatican, there is almost forty thousand pages of documents on Stepinac's holy work in Croatia.
But many Jews and Serbs don't remember him for his good works, but his alleged role in war time crimes.
The Catholic church in Croatia, dismisses these allegations.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbocroat)
All people here consider Stepinac a saint. Only few individuals worked against him and made him bad. But when these attacks were hardest, he would arise in people's hearts as a saint and sufferer.
SUPER CAPTION: Archbishop Jezerinac
An estimated fifty thousand people died in the Jasenovac detention camp set up by
Ante Pavelic during his rule of the Independent State of Croatia.
Stepinac led the church during this time as thousands of Jews and Orthodox Serbs disappeared in places like Jasenovac.
Communist partisans, who won the war in former Yugoslavia, immediately accused Stepinac of collaboration with Pavelic and the forcible baptism of non-Catholics.
Ante Pavelic, who was indicted for organising the camps, is seen in a documentary kissing the hand of Stepinac and talking to him in his office.
The Bosnian Jewish community was almost destroyed during Pavelic regime.
Many Jews feel this act by the Pope, will divide their nation.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbocroat)
It is very counterproductive if he is trying to proclaim him blessed. This is not a Jewish peoples problem, it is a Catholic peoples problem and if they can accept this then they really have a problem. This will not lead to peace and reconciliation in this country.
SUPER CAPTION: Jakob Finci, President of the Jewish Community Bosnia
The Jasenovac camp is deserted these days and a memorial monument built by the Yugoslav government marks the area.
Stepinac was sentenced by a Yugoslav court to 16 years in prison, after the war, but he served only five, and was moved in to home custody where he died in 1960.
Sisters Buonaventura and Salezia of the 'Servants of Little Jesus' Order, nursed Stepinac until he died.
They are eagerly awaiting the Pontiffs visit and will present to him a picture of Stepinac with members of their Order.
Their views on his noble role once again show how divided people in Croatia are on who Stepinac was and his legacy.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbocroat)
He was like a fort for us. He was like a fort against all our enemies.
SUPER CAPTION: Sister Buonaventura
The pope arrives in Croatia on Friday.


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Most schools in Mostar have an hour interval between Croatian and Bosnian classes. But for three years now, 200 students from all former republics of Yugoslavia, and 31 other countries come to The United World College, where they are taught what headmaster Paul Regan describes as “international values.” Students from normal schools in Bosnia say that co-education would be “unthinkable” but Croatian and Bosnian best friends Mirnes and Ivan from The United World College disagree. “Where I grew up, we knew nothing of each other - what is a Serb? What is a Croat? What do they think about us?” Sadly, their youthful idealism is a long way away from the reality of Bosnian’s segregation.

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Croatia: Only Croatian fans allowed, as Serbia lose to archrival

1. M/S Croatia fans before the match

2. C/U Meat cooking on a grill

3. M/S Armoured police before the match

4. M/S Security at Maksimir Stadium check tickets

5. M/S A man at Maksimir Stadium is patted down by security

6. M/S Croatia fans in front of Maksimir Stadium

7. M/S Croatia fans going to Maksimir Stadium

8. W/S A helicopter flies overhead

9. W/S About 2,000 Croatia football fans in Zagreb

10. M/S Croatia fans jump up and down while waving flag

11. M/S Two Croatia fans kiss

12. W/S 2,000 Croatia fans watch the Croatia-Serbia match on a big screen TV

13. W/S Croatia fans watching the match

14. M/S A Zagreb policeman watching fans

15. W/S Zagreb police keeping an eye on fans

16. M/S back of Zagreb police

17. W/S Croatia fans march through Zagreb

18. M/S A police officer watches the march in Zagreb

19. M/S Zagreb police march alongside fans

20. M/S An outdoor cafe in Zagreb showing the match

21. M/S A Croatian flag

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Croatia: Only Croatian fans allowed, as Serbia lose to archrival

Emotions were running high Friday as Croatia defeated Serbia 2-0 in a highly charged World Cup-qualifying football match, the first between the two neighbours since the Balkan wars in the 1990s tore apart the former Yugoslavia.

Raucous chants of Kill a Serb! from 34,000 fans known as the 'Vatreni,' or 'Fiery Ones', packing Zagreb's Maksimir Stadium provided a hostile environment for the visitors, whose fans were banned from attending the match in an effort by authorities to prevent violence. Thousands more flooded bars and cafes outside the stadium to watch the game, including 2,000 in the city's main square. No major incidents of clashes were reported.

Croatia and Serbia will again play each other on September 6 in Belgrade as both vie to qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Croatian fans are barred from attending the match under the terms of a previous agreement between the two countries.

Zagreb County Court will decide on legality of Croatia Airlines' strike on Thursday

Zagreb County Court will decide on legality of Croatia Airlines' strike on Thursday
On Tuesday, the Zagreb County Court announced it bans the strike which Croatia Airlines Workers Organization's (ORCA) had planned for Wednesday, announcing they would convene anew, on Wednesday in order to decide on its legality. Earlier today, the Court made a fresh announcement saying it recess and postponed its final decision for Thursday. The ORCA union people (pilots, cabin crews and technical personnel of the company) are demanding the beginning of negotiations on a collective agreement. H...
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