The capital of Croatia has around 800 thousand inhabitants and Austro-Hungarian architecture, starting with the Art Pavilion and its gardens.

The upper town is home to the 13th-century Saint Mark's Church, with a decorated tiled roof, the most famous roof in the world, and the city's Gothic-style Cathedral with two towers.

Climbing the Lotrščak Tower provides great photographic frames, including a panoramic view of the sunset coloring the entire city.

Strolling through the center, with its intense nightlife and streets full of bars and restaurants, allows you to explore your creativity, including scenes such as the main square, Ban Jelačić, and the Croatian National Theater, among many others.