Day 14, Zagreb

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Typical neoclassical friezes

Example of the typical render in need of repair around Zagreb
An example of a nearly restored building
Examples of the many fine neoclassical figures supporting doors/windows
Trg Kralja Tomislava (King Tomislav, first king of Croatia, 925 –
where you exit the main train station when arriving in Zagreb)
The Horticultural gardens
View of the Horticultural dept of the University
Inside the tunnel, built during WW2 as a bomb shelter, under the city (hosted one of the first 1990s’ Croatian raves)
Glazed aubergine, white bean hummus, wild herbs from Dolac market, toasted seeds, hazelnuts, kefir

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g294454-d6737490-Reviews-Pod_Zidom_Bistro-Zagreb_Central_Croatia.html

Sunset over Zagreb
The 1980s museum
Preparation for civilians in the 1980s
Playing Donkey Kong
The way to the Irish pub “square”

Off to the airport the next morning…

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