More photos from Zagreb
Because nobody objected after my last post, here are some more photos from one of my favorite cities in the world, Zagreb.
There’s an upper town and a lower town. To travel from one to the other you can take a funicular or walk on various steep streets or stairways. Here’s one of the stairways–I love taking that stroll.
In Zagreb, I’m always setting out for a short walk and ending up wandering for hours.
At the edge of the upper town promenade, couples have set locks to commemorate their love.
Lots going on in this photo. That tall building in the background is Thieves Tower. You can climb to the top, and every day at noon they shoot a cannon from there. The lamp is a gaslight; lamplighters still light them every night.
The church atop the hill is St. Marks, famous for its beautiful tile roof.
The Museum of Broken Relationships is also in the upper town. Here’s one of the exhibits.
And back in the lower town, this is the main square. My apartment’s in that building on the left. This area is hopping–always something going on.
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