Zagreb, Croatia | Attractions, nature, landscapes, tours | Drone 4k video | Zagreb what to see скачать в хорошем качестве

Zagreb, Croatia | Attractions, nature, landscapes, tours | Drone 4k video | Zagreb what to see

Zagreb, Croatia. There are many options for how to spend a summer vacation abroad, but few people know that it is possible to combine a cultural, educational vacation of a European level in a beautiful country - Croatia. But not on the Adriatic coast itself, but in the capital Zagreb. The video, which was filmed from a drone, reveals beautiful places on historical buildings, authentic streets. All videos are made in high quality 4k, which allows you to see all the most hidden places from a bird's eye view. general information Zagreb is a city of legends, history and a large number of museums. According to historical data, the city originated as a result of the confluence of two places Kaptol and Hradec. Although there is a legend regarding Zagreb, from the word "zagreb" (mound, fortification). Today, the capital is a global transport hub for all of Europe, and the cultural center of Croatia, where various concerts, festivals and cultural events are constantly held. Climate In principle, Zagreb has a warm, temperate climate, all 4 seasons are well expressed. The month of May is the beginning of warm and hot days, in autumn it starts to get colder early, and the weather is constantly cloudy, rainy, and the beginning of December is marked by the first snow. Of course, in summer the temperature is quite comfortable, it reaches +28 -30 degrees during the day, but there is no sweltering heat. Nature (landscapes, beautiful places) Zagreb is considered a city of many parks, walking areas, but, like any European capital, it is located far from the sea, so Lake Jarun is one of the urban natural assets. Absolutely everyone will find something to their liking: bask on the beach, relax in a cafe or restaurant, ride a bike along the lake, rent a kayak or visit festivals that take place on the island parts of the lake. Maksimir Park - one of the largest in Croatia, spread over an area of more than 45 hectares, with artificial lakes, walking alleys, and large trees creating a shady area for recreation. On the territory there are pavilions with rare exotic plants, as well as a zoo corner, so you can visit the park with children, they will not get bored here. The Botanical Garden is a place where a research center is concentrated on vast territories, and many beautiful greenhouses, greenhouses with plants (about 10 thousand), and of course walking areas. What to see Necessarily, the first thing is in Zagreb, the symbol of the city is the Cathedral of St. Stepan, the Gothic Church of St. The brand with the most unusual and colorful roof. Then visit the Josip Jellachich Square, which connects the Upper and Lower Towns. Near the square there are many business buildings, cafes, baroque restaurants, and there is also a city market nearby, where you can enjoy traditional dishes and fresh fruits. Part of Zagreb is Gornji Grad, and climb to the observation deck, which offers a magnificent view of the Upper Town, as well as the Lotrscak Tower, which every day notifies residents of the onset of noon. Visit museums: Archaeological (learn about the history of the Croatian people), Museum of Folk Crafts and Crafts (statues, paintings, exhibits of various artisans). Attractions Among the main attractions that tourists should visit: •Central historical area - Hradec; • Tkalchicheva Street with small beautiful houses, lively and cozy terraces, balconies, between which there are many cafes with traditional cuisine; •Cemetery Mirogoj - an architectural park complex, near Mount Medvednica; •Stone Gate - a place where the holy relic image of the Virgin Mary is kept; •Strossmeyer embankment. Useful information for tourists Arriving in Croatia (Zagreb), be sure to take an adapter (adapter) to charge phones as soon as 220 volts is energized. It is ideal to move around the city by public transport (very affordable price) or by taxi. Renting a car is completely unprofitable due to the large deposit amount and paid parking lots. Markets, small shops, souvenir shops are best visited with cash, and in shopping centers, restaurants you can pay with a card. There is no language barrier, the locals understand English and Italian quite well, but still, in order to win them over, you should learn a couple of phrases. Despite the fact that Zagreb is a calm city, in the evening it is better not to go alone and to remote areas (robbery is developed). Zagreb is a city for family vacations, for lovers of active, educational urban recreation, without long, exhausting from the heat, lying by the sea. #Zagreb #Croatia