Zagreb Cathedral

Church, Cathedral, Chapel in Zagreb

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Zagreb’s Cathedral also goes under the name of Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary. It is located on Kaptol 31 (from the Ban Jelacic square take the up hill street on the far right).

If there is only time for one tourist sight then Cathedral would be it.
Its long tall spires were under much scaffolding until recently but although the restoration still has not been completed the spires are without scaffolding at least. Designed by Herman Bolle this is one if not the most famous landmark in Zagreb featured on every other postcard.
It is a quiet place of contemplation but it gets very crowded during religious holidays. Check out the altar and the... [more]

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Our first view of this cathedral was at night. We had arrived quite late in... [more]

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1. Rubelj Grill	0.32 mi
2. Pizzeria Dvojka	0.70 mi
3. Pri Zvoncu	3.14 mi
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1. Pekas apartments	3.14 mi
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1. Ban Jela?i? Square	0.35 mi
2. Croatian Museum of Naïve Art	0.70 mi
3. Saint Mark's Church	0.73 mi
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Zagreb Cathedral on Kaptol is probably the most famous building in Zagreb, as its spires can be seen from many locations in the city. It is tallest building in Zagreb and the tallest in Croatia. The building of the cathedral started in the 11th century (1093), although the building was razed to the ground by the Tatars in 1242. At the end of the 15th century, the Ottoman Empire invaded Bosnia and Croatia, triggering the construction of fortification walls around the cathedral. Some of these fortifications are still intact.

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