Things to do in Samobor

Jelačić Square is located in the heart of Zagreb, in the kind of place where trams clang and clatter. In the center of the square stands a bronze equestrian statue of Jelačić, with pigeons often pacing its base. The surrounding buildings blend Austro-Hungarian and modern styles, and the yellow facades of Mandiçeva Street are particularly soft in the afternoon light. On weekends, there's a farmers' market, with tents selling honey and artisanal cheese. A few steps south is the green walking path of the lower town, where benches are always occupied by people sunbathing. The square itself isn't large, but it has a strong everyday atmosphere; locals meet for coffee, and suitcase wheels clatter on the cobblestones.

It is worthy of being the symbol of Croatia and a must-see place when you come to Zagreb. Although the church is much smaller than the other Ascension Cathedral, the beautiful symbol on the roof is enough to greatly enhance its status!

The Cathedral of the Assumption is an important and iconic ancient building in Zagreb, also known as the Zagreb Cathedral. It was built in 1094 and adopts the overall neo-Gothic architectural style. It has two Gothic spires and a twin-tower white church.

The museum exhibits souvenirs donated by people from all over the world, and each souvenir comes with a story about it and its original owner. Avoiding the crowded streets, the cafe in the museum is also a good choice for a rest.

Croatia is not a big country, but it has a very good geographical location, rich resources and beautiful natural scenery. We were deeply impressed by our trip to Croatia and would go there again if we have the chance.

I tried to climb the slope to the castle in normal walking sneakers, but it was too steep and I gave up! I slipped and couldn't continue climbing... The footing is not sure and it is a steep slope, so it may be quite tough for small children and the elderly.

The National Theatre is located near Governor's Square. Under the sun, the theatre building looks magnificent, spectacular and luxurious. In addition to the theatre, there are also some exhibition rooms open to the public.

This is the only remaining city gate built in the Roman period in the old city, and it has been well preserved to this day.