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Here are some interesting and fun facts about Zagreb, a city known for its charming historic architecture, vibrant cafe culture, and unique museums.

Country-Area Code: +385-1

Population: Metropolitan area 698,000 (2025)

Language: Croatian

Currency: The Euro

• Zagreb, capital of Croatia, is located in the northwest of the country and is perfect for those interested in history, unique museums, and cultural attractions.
• It is home to some of Europe’s most unusual and famous museums, including the Museum of Illusions and the Museum of Broken Relationships (showcasing objects from failed relationships, offering a humorous and thought-provoking glimpse into the complexities of human emotions). 
• Zagreb is home to one of the shortest funiculars in the world. It was built in 1890 and is only 66 metres long, connecting the lower town (Donji grad) to the upper town (Gornji grad).
• The city is home to the so-called Green Horseshoe. This series of open green spaces is formed in the shape of the letter ‘u’ and contains important institutions of public culture, such as the main railway station, Glavni kolodvor, as well as the Academy of Sciences and Arts, the University Library, the National Theatre, and numerous colleges.

Did you know…?

• Situated in the Upper Town and landscaped in the 19th century, you will find Strossmayer Promenade, where you can enjoy the beautiful panorama of Zagreb.
• Famous Croatian skiers and siblings Ivica and Janica Kostelić trained at the highest peak of Medvednica Mountain, Sljeme (1035 metres), which is only half-an-hour outside of Zagreb.