Monuments – Zagrebi Zagreb

Stone gate, Zagreb Shrine

Stone gate is the only gate preserved today. It was built in 13th century as one of four main gates leading to the town.

Blessed Mary with Four Angels

Gilded bronze statue of Maria Immaculata on a sphere with snake and a crescent moon, standing on top of a round column. On the square base are four gilded bronze angels representing the

Statue of Tin Ujevic

Tin Ujevic is one of the greatest poet in 20th century Croatian literature. Statue is set up in Varšavska street, near the cinema “Europa”

Stjepan Radic Statue

Stjepan Radić was a Croatian politician, writer and translator. In 1995, Order Stjepan Radić was established, the Republic of Croatia's award which is awarded to Croatian and foreign nationals for merit and suffering in the struggle for national and social rights and the development of the Croatian people.

Zagreb Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Soon after the Diocese of Zagreb was established (around 1094 A.D.) the construction of the cathedral in transitional Romanesque -Gothic style began. the construction of the cathedral lasted for a very long time and it was not completed and dedicated until 1217A.D. Shortly after, in 1242 A.D., the cathedral was severely damaged in the Tatar [...]

St. Mark’s Church

One of Zagreb's most emblematic buildings is the colourful St Mark's Church, with its unique tiled roof constructed in 1880. The tiles on the left side depict the medieval coat of arms of Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia, while the emblem of Zagreb is on the right side. The 13th-century church was named for the annual [...]

Antun Gustav Matoš monument

One of the most popular selfie monuments in Zagreb is Antun Gustav Matoš sculpture on Strossmayer promenade at Upper Town Zagreb. You can take a seat next to him on a bench, you can sit in his lap, kiss him, hug him, stand behind, put hands on his head or put some clothes on him.

King Tomislav monument

King Tomislav is Croatian first king, ruler in medivial period and founder of the first united Croatian state.

Ban Josip Jelačić monument

Ban Josip Jelačić monument is probably the most popular selfie monument in Zagreb thanks to the importance and location on main Zagreb square.

Statue of Kumica Barica

Located on the stairs to Dolac Market, Zagreb’s main open-air farmers’ market, is this bronze statue of a peasant market woman called “Kumica Barica”.