Is Zagreb Dog-Friendly?, Zagreb, Croatia
Croatia is generally quite a dog-friendly country, so its capital city of Zagreb is an easy place to visit if you have a dog. You鈥檒l find a lot to do outdoors and plenty of dog-friendly restaurants to make sure you don鈥檛 miss out on some of the coolest things the city has to offer on account of your dog.
Zagreb鈥檚 is divided into Upper and Lower Town, which is appropriately named not only because of where they lie on the map but because Upper Town sits up on a hill above the rest of Zagreb. Upper Town is the older medieval quarter of the city which includes some of the oldest buildings and is generally more quiet than Lower Town, where the majority of the city鈥檚 liveliest restaurants and bars are located.
You can walk up to Upper Town to see some of the most interesting sites in the area including St. Mark鈥檚 Church and the Stone Gate (Kamenita vrata), where people come to pray. Though dogs are not allowed in the religious buildings such as Zagreb Cathedral or St. Mark鈥檚 Church, neither are you! St. Mark鈥檚 Church stands a tourist symbol because of its iconic tiled roof, but it鈥檚 only open to the public for mass and not for tourism. Zagreb Cathedral is also closed for renovation, so it鈥檚 only visible from the outside and even the spires are currently covered in scaffolding. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Zagreb鈥檚 is divided into Upper and Lower Town, which is appropriately named not only because of where they lie on the map but because Upper Town sits up on a hill above the rest of Zagreb. Upper Town is the older medieval quarter of the city which includes some of the oldest buildings and is generally more quiet than Lower Town, where the majority of the city鈥檚 liveliest restaurants and bars are located.
You can walk up to Upper Town to see some of the most interesting sites in the area including St. Mark鈥檚 Church and the Stone Gate (Kamenita vrata), where people come to pray. Though dogs are not allowed in the religious buildings such as Zagreb Cathedral or St. Mark鈥檚 Church, neither are you! St. Mark鈥檚 Church stands a tourist symbol because of its iconic tiled roof, but it鈥檚 only open to the public for mass and not for tourism. Zagreb Cathedral is also closed for renovation, so it鈥檚 only visible from the outside and even the spires are currently covered in scaffolding. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Is Zagreb Dog-Friendly?
Guide Location: Croatia » Zagreb
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Ana Montano
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Guide Location: Croatia » Zagreb
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Ana Montano
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- St. Mark鈥檚 Church
- Kamenita vrata
- Zagreb Cathedral
- Tkal膷i膰a Street
- Zagreb Funicular
- Lotr拧膷ak Tower
- Ban Josip Jela膷i膰 Square
- Trg Kralja Tomislava
- Bundek Park
- Park Maksimir
- OUT Garden
- Otto & Frank
- Cheese Bar
- Figa Garden by Henrik
- Bonita Caffe & Sandwich Bar
- Rougemarin City
- Melt Gelato & Brunch
- La 艩truk
- Purger
- Craft Room
- Oliver Twist
- Street Food 鈥� The Passage
- Caffe bar & Night Club Spunk
- Lemon Market
- Route 66 Zagreb
- Boogie Lab Zagreb
- Kavkaz kazali拧na kavana
- Market street food & drinks
- Sopal
- Mali Medo
- Eggspress
- Balance
- Verde brunch & caffe
- Nutelino
- Plac Kitchen & Grill
- Meet Mia
- Nico鈥檚 Bar
- SquareOne Experience Bar & Restaurant
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