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No. 06
ast month, Zagreb was abruptly left without Dolac.
For one week, stalls and vendors migrated to Ban
Jelačić Square, only to move back to their original place,
but now repaved, refurbished and in full color again. The
‘misplaced’ Dolac was a unique opportunity to be reminded of what things were like half a century ago. This month
there is another time-travel experience on Jelačić Square:
Vintage Festival in the Johann Franck cafe, taking us
back to the 50s and 60s. Read more about it in this issue...
SEPTEMBER
2015.
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64-second kiss
on the world’s
shortest funicular ride The
world’s shortest
funicular was
steam-powered
until 1934. The
lower stop on
Tomićeva Street
connects with the
upper stop on
the Strossmayer
promenade,
in front of the
Lotršćak Tower.
As the Zagreb
oldest means of
public transport,
the funicular
began operating
only a year
before the horsedrawn tram. It has
kept its original
look until today,
which makes it a
protected cultural
monument. The
funicular runs
every ten minutes. A regular
one-way ticket
costs 4KN; an
emergency ride is
20KN.
Talkabout
Croatia
GRIČ-BIT IS BACK!
ANJA MUTIĆ
Author of Lonely Planet Croatia, writes for New
York Magazine and The Washington Post.
Follow her at @everthenomad
Sweet
September
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Ulica
(oohlee-tsah)
Street, Straße,
Rue, Calle,
Strada, Rua
ストリート
거리
街头
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best destination in Europe
A Metro
named Desire
to run in 2018
For the last 40 years
there have been talks
about building the
Zagreb underground.
A planned line would
be 10 km long, crossing
the Lower Town and
connecting it with Novi
Zagreb. If the Zagreb
mayor’s word is to be
trusted, the first shovel
will dig into the Jelačić
Square in two years;
the first passengers
will get on board in
2018. #underground
Keep in
touch!
zagreb-touristinfo.hr
used to find the month of
September a tad sad. It meant
the end of summer, the ceasing of
careless play, time to get serious.
School starts again, the shops fill
with sweaters and winter feels
nearly here. But I’ve had a change
of heart. Perhaps because I spent
the last couple of Septembers in
Zagreb...
Rather than an end, it now feels
like the start of something new,
an uplifting season. There’s still
the tan (though peeling), the
scent of sea salt on your rolledup beach towels you didn’t get
around to washing, the fresh
memory of starlit skies, a pebble
in a sandal that you unknowingly
carried from the coast to the city.
s for the city... There’s
still the sunshine (fingers
crossed!), even sometimes
real-deal heat – remembrances of the summer past. People
feel more relaxed, and having
returned from their holidays they
complain less.
Plus there is Zagreb’s sexy social
calendar. September is so packed
and happening that you don’t
know which event to attend. And
if you don’t attend any at all, at
least you have options.
yself, I love options. And I
love living in a city that has
them. Even if it’s just sitting on
my balcony that overlooks a leafy
courtyard, a glass of red in hand,
listening to a chatter of voices
coming in through the wide-open
doors of kitchens and bedrooms,
sharing sweet tales of summer.
The fifth edition of the
best street festival kicks
off on the first day of
fall, joining forces with
the ‘At the Upper Town’
initiative and showcasing Device_art workshops and exhibitions
hosted by Space Festival
and the Klovićevi Dvori
gallery. All this topped
with concerts – the first
headliner is TBF from
Split. #GornjiGrad
EUROBASKET PLAYS
AGAIN IN ZAGREB.
And it’s the first time
since the Dražen Petrović team won the European gold. Dario Šarić,
Bojan Bogdanović and
the team play matches
against the Slovenes,
Greeks, Dutch, Macedonians and Georgians.
5-10 September, Arena
Centar. Be there.
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September is a great time to
stroll the city aimlessly. Set aside
a couple of hours, take a tram to
any last stop and wind your way
back to the main square. Then
tell us what you found en route!
ZAGREB’S TECHNICAL MUSEUM IS NOW
CALLED NIKOLA TESLA.
Put this lesser-known
Zagreb highlight on your
bucket list, especially because now (and
through mid-October) is
the time to see Europe’s
Famous Inventors’ Hall,
a roving exhibit that
comes to Zagreb after
Munich and Naples.
@tehnicki-muzej.hr
SUMMER IS OVER? Not
at the Zagreb Riviera.
Visit Jarun Lake the first
week in September to
witness a spectacle of
sea sports: 2015 Jarun
Beach Open sand volleyball & the Croatia:
Slovenia Wakeboard
Championship. What are
you waiting for: hit the
beach! #Jarun
#BeachOpen2015
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WHITE NIGHT AN ART AFFAIR
On September 26, brace yourself
for a fabulous art affair set to
sweep Zagreb. Nuit Blanche
(White Night) is the grand finale
of the international Rendez-Vous
Festival. That night, the entire
city will become an art gallery
with installations, performances,
music, film screenings, dance
and more. This fab event comes
courtesy of Croatian and French
artists. Admission is free.
LONELY CIRCUS
Lonely Circus/Fall Fell Fallen –
an experimental project dubbed
‘electro circus’ – is a fine mashup of circus art and avantgarde
music. Head over to the ZeKaEm
Theater (Teslina 7) on September 9 to experience what the
critics describe as ‘a fusion of
humor, absurd and acrobatics.’
Tickets: 90KN. @ulaznice.hr
Koza: the leather
crafts you’ll love
and chic yet quirky – with simple
cuts, adjustable straps and patches of vibrant colors. Two, they’re
crafted with all Croatian materials
– from the high-quality leather
to the metal bits. Three: It’s a
family-run business started by a
brother-sister team, Velibor and
Dora, so talented at what they do
that you’ll want to support their
conscientiously built brand. The
t’s a late September afternoon
first item they made a decade
as you stroll a quiet Upper Town ago was a small leather case,
street. You hear that familiar sound, sold in their flagship in the Istrian
so elusive and rare these days, the coastal town of Poreč. In their
chuka chuka chuka of a sewing ma- Zagreb store, they carry several
chine. Follow the sound and you’ll bag models, including the funky
uncover one of Zagreb’s best-kept Noobook and the elegant Lile
secrets. Koza, the tiny studio-shop (named after their mother), as
on Basaričekova 18 street, turns out well as items like wallets, belts
handcrafted leather bags so gorand briefcases. Pop in to see the
geous that you’ll want to buy each bags being made and to pick
one you touch. One, the bags are
your own piece of art to walk
plain beautiful – at once elegant
away with.
ZAGREB 2015
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TOURFILM FESTIVAL
You’ve probably heard already:
Zagreb is hot! A tourism hit itself,
Zagreb hosts the International
Tourfilm Festival, slated to run
September 21–24. This unique
event showcases free screenings
of tourist films, promo videos
and tourism-related TV coverage, all produced in the last two
years. Pop by to mingle with film
directors, producers and passionate globetrotters from around
the world. zagreb-tourfilm.com
"We grew up to the sound of the old Singer sewing machine. Our
mother was not just resourceful but also very creative so we
always had handmade bags and clothes." Dora Zoričić, owner
NEW TAKE The pick off tours
that peel of Zagreb's layers
agreb is going through a
sightseeing tour renaissance: from eerie evening walks
and outings to Medvednica
mountain to foraging for local
food. The best of the guided
tours are not designed only to
prevent you from getting lost.
With each you take, you’ll see
the city’s highlights woven into
an engaging story – a history
lesson, a dark legend, a cultural
ritual or a culinary experience.
Zagreb is a perfect walking
city but if you prefer a speedier rhythm, you can explore
Zagreb by bike (Blue Bike Zagreb) or segway (Segway City
Tour Zagreb). For adventurers
who like self-guided tours,
Zagreb Be There free mobile
app offers lesser-known routes,
such as the indie or arty Zagreb
or a tour around Zagreb Solar
System.
Secret Zagreb Walks runs a
daily Zagrebarium tour around
places that played important
part in the industrial and sci-
Matej Čelar
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Book via www.secret-zagreb.com
Here’s what Zagreb sightseeing
tours will do for you: take you off
the beaten path or show you a classic
hightlight from an unusual perspective. And what a great way to meet a
real Zagreb local!
entific history of Zagreb. Their
evening Ghost Tour takes you
to spooky Upper Town spots,
including old cemeteries (secret-zagreb.com).
Best of Zagreb does a Zagreb
around WW2 historic tour.
You’ll be taken to a square
that changed names seven
times under various political
regimes! Politics will be spiced
up with stories of everyday life
under Communism (bestofzagreb.com).
Underground Zagreb and
Medvedgrad Castle Tour is
for nature and adventure lovers. Get ready to see an abandoned underground ex-Yugo
bunker and a ruined asylum in
the middle of the Medvednica
forest (destination-urban.eu).
Funky Zagreb takes you on
a Gourmet Zagreb Tour.
Learn how to haggle at Dolac
farmers’ market. After you
fill your basket, get ready
for a hands-on cooking class
(funky-zagreb.com).
Sculpture park with beer on tap
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f you want to take a selfie with Jimmy Hendrix, John Lennon
or the Ramones while in Zagreb, head over to Beertija, a
Zagreb classic on Pavla Hatza Street. A unique rock’n’roll
sculpture park founded by the team behind the Tvornica club,
it’s become a popular hub of urban culture for both locals and
visitors. Have your beer in the company of nine immortalized
rock stars: Amy Winehouse and Nick Cave arrived this summer, and a new surprise guest is on their way soon.
"Groups of tourists
stop by the park only to
have their photos taken
with statues of rock
stars," says Dražen
Goreta, founder of the
rock’n’roll park.
MONOVIEW ZAGREB:
WHERE MITTELEUROPA
MEETS THE MEDITERRANEAN
ZAGREB IN A SENTENCE:
Fantastic fusion of
Central European
and Mediterranean
influences, neither
too big nor too small:
an ideal city built for
people, with just the
right balance for a
Martina
Bienenfeld
good life.
Zagreb Tourist
SEPTEMBER IN ZAGREB:
Board CEO
Packed with events,
with Vintage Zagreb
opening the Indian
summer season. I’m
especially proud of
the international
White Night finale
of the Rendez-Vous
Festival. It will be a
memorable night of
contemporary art
events happening all
around Zagreb, in
indoor spaces as well
as alfresco.
THE MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS IN TOURIST
OFFICES: Where do we
go for the best of
Zagreb food?. What
events should we check out?
MY FAVORITE ZAGREB RITUAL: On Saturdays,
having coffee with friends and feeling
the Zagreb pulse. I’m always excited
to see the nice outfits and friendly
smiles Zagreb people proudly wear.
OUR HOT
TIP FOR
TOURISTS:
LOWER AND
UPPER TOWNS,
MIROGOJ
CEMETERY AND
TWO ZAGREB
SEAS.
Zagreb goes
retro with its first
Vintage fest
F
ans of
decades
past, gear up for
fun times this
month! Hop on
a time machine
to celebrate the
1940s—1960s
with Vintage
Zagreb, the inaugural edition of a
fun fest slated to
run September
5—18. Held at the
heart of Zagreb,
in Cesarčeva
street, this fusion
of film, fashion,
music, art, dance
and design
celebrates times
past, when style
was king. “Style
was so important
in the middle
of last century,
both in a fashion
sense but also
music and film
wise. Vintage will
present a string
of artists who
nurture the retro
culture,” says
Tomo Ricov, the
event’s mastermind. There will
be hoola-hoop
contests, vinyl
record sales,
display of vintage
cars, motorbikes
and hand-made
bicycles by SentiMental Bikes,
dance classes by
Back to Swing,
retro hairstyling
workshops, services by vintage
barber shops,
fashion shows
and music acts
by retro bands
and DJs spinning
oldies.
Varaždin, Dubrovnik
of the continent
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A historic town only 75 km
north of Zagreb, Varaždin is a city-monument
in itself. A simple stroll
through the center reveals
from Zagreb
stunning architecture, especially from Baroque and
Art Nouveau periods. A
visit to the museum quarter – a complex
of old villas and the Old Town Fortress
– is a treat for history hawks. End with
a leisurely coffee at the Ritz House, a
charming place where the local crème
flocks.
90 min
Zagreb's
daily rhythm
FROM 6.30AM
Do an early morning
round of the
farmers' market.
12.00PM Lotršćak Tower
fires a loud cannon. Hear it
everywhere around the center. If you’re close by, open
your mouth to avoid your ears
getting plugged.
LUNCH The main meal of
the day and the break that’s
taken seriously. Look for great
lunch deals in restaurants.
Avoid going to offices (banks,
post offices etc) at this time.
RUSH HOUR is 7–9am and
4–6pm. Stay put if possible.
AT DUSK The street lamp
lighter turns on the gas
lamps in the Upper Town.
Follow him for a great sightseeing tour.
FROM 7PM Evening buzz
all around the center,
especially Tkalčićeva and
Bogovićeva. Time to grab a
drink.
AFTER MIDNIGHT Night
trams and buses run less
frequently. Hop on for an
unusual nocturnal city tour
(find lots of empty seats and
cheerful night clubbers).
WEE HOURS City center
streets are thoroughly
hosed down, in case you’ve
wondered why Zagreb is so
clean.
DAWN A few bakeries will
be open. Sniff out the smell
of freshly baked goodies and
have breakfast as the sun
goes up.
NATIONAL HOLIDAYS
Everything, including
museums and restaurants, is
closed; large shopping
centers remain open.
Arsen Dedić
1938. - 2015.
Why Zagreb?
I
was asked to co-teach a travel-writing study abroad program for an American university
in 2016. The reason I said yes,
frankly, was because the program
asked me which city I thought
best for such a class. “Zagreb,” I
said without hesitation.
It wasn’t what they expected. U.S.
universities still think of Europe
as Paris, Rome, and Prague. In
fact, after I said Zagreb, I still
had to pause and say: “The capital of Croatia.”
or residents of Zagreb, this
may seem strange, because
the Croatian capital is hot right
now. I don’t mean temperature
hot … I mean in popularity.
Backpackers are everywhere.
Tourism and hostel numbers
are soaring. When I was first
in Zagreb, in the 1990s, there
was one hostel. Today, there are
nearly 40. Translation: Croatian
visitors are not just coming for
Carpe Diem on Hvar. They are
shopping on Ilica, drinking coffee
in Gradec, and getting freaky on
Tkalčićeva.
Still, the university needed
convincing. “Why Zagreb?” I
told them the same thing I tell
everyone planning Central Europe vacations. First, the city is
easy to navigate by foot. Second,
there are dozens of museums
and galleries. Third, you are just
a few hours from the coast, Italy,
and Austria.
didn’t bother mentioning that
Zagreb is where I most like to
drink beer and watch the world
go by.
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Tip:
Zagreb is a perfect base for European travel. It is cheap, has great
connections and plenty of ways to
get into trouble.
Coolture
Zagreb and I
love each other
in secret
Arsen Dedić - a Croatian
bard - was among the most
prolific Croatian composers
whose work is recognized
across all generations.
Singing chansons or
composing for film, he
nurtured his own unique
artistic style.
QuiZG
1 What is Zagreb’s tallest
building?
a) Sljeme Tower
b) Zagreb Cathedral
c) Trešnjevka heating plant
2 The first non-American
film to win an Oscar - Dušan
Vukotić’s Surrogate (1961) came out of the Zagreb
film studio in
which street?
a) Vlaška
b) Martićeva
c) Maksimirska
3 How old is the
Zagreb Zoo this
summer?
a) 80
b) 90
c) 100
ANSWERS
1 c Heating plant. Reaching over
200 meters, this Trešnjevka tower
is the tallest edifice in Croatia; 2 a
Vlaška, home to the famous
Zagreb Animated Film studio; 3 b
90. The oldest resident is Mojca, a
female griffin vulture who has
been living there since 1985.
Varaždin city’s museum quarter was nominated for
the European Museum of the Year Award in 1994.
ALEX CREVAR
Travel writer from the United States. His work
has appeared in The New York Times,
National Geographic Traveler and
Outside magazine @AlexCrevar
OK, YOU’VE HAD FUN
CLUBBING, you've checked out
the bookstores, theaters and
cinemas but you still want more
culture?
CATCH THE RODIN IN MEŠTROVIĆ’S ZAGREB show before
it closes on September 20.
The great French sculptor’s
retrospective is part of the
French Culture in Croatia
Festival (Rendez-Vous). Don’t
miss Rodin’s 97 works of art,
including his masterpieces like
The Thinker, The Kiss and Door
to Hell.
8TH ZEGEVEGE - Festival of
Sustainable Living takes place
on September 4–5 at the Ban
Jelačić Square. Meet health
food producers and makers of
eco cosmetic lines from Croatia
and abroad, all spread over
hundreds of stalls where you
can also grab a vegan meal and
learn about various non-forprofit organizations.
HLADNO PIVO, one of the most
popular music bands in Croatia and the region, plays on
September 19 at Šalata. The
concert is part of their Days of
Closed Door tour and guarantees a two-hour roaring gig.
Tickets: 80KN.
PARQUET COURTS, an American
rock band, plays on September
15 in Tvornica Kulture (Culture
Factory). Catch this special kind
of American punk genre: loud
indie rock with a heavy 90s guitar sound. Tickets: 70KN.
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MARK YOUR MAPS WITH THE BEST OF MARKETS
Map&card
‘Going to the market’ in Zagreb is a number one cultural ritual. It’s not only about
shopping for what’s local and seasonal but a way to join the daily bustle. Colorful market stalls
rarely offer ready-made meals for tourists. The best thing about them is their unspoilt flavor:
they are traditional meeting points of local food producers and city dwellers.
Every Sunday, the otherwise
daily Britanac farmers’ market
transforms into a bubbly
antiques fair. Stir your
imagination with old books, vinyl
records, quirky house
decorations like doorknobs as
well as socialist-era memorabilia.
Trešnjevka
market lies at the
heart of a large
residential area. The
rich selection of
honest fresh food is
only second to
Dolac. Tip: Smaller
heaps of food usually
means you’re buying
from a local
producer.
Kvatrić
market is the
belly of an
up-and-coming
arty
neighborhood.
Scour the rich
food stalls, then
rest with your
shopping bags
in cafes and
boutique shops
along
Martićeva.
Dolac is the jewel in Zagreb’s
market crown. It’s where you
can shop for freshest food from
all over the country - even fish!
Splavnica showcases seasonal
flowers and the inside market is
a treasury of meat, dairy and
baked goods.
River
Sava
Hippodrome
Hrelić is Zagreb’s cult flea market, open on weekend mornings.
Go there for three experiences. 1) Haggle for an incredible variety of
curious products: fake designer clothes, vintage vehicles, unopened
letters. 2) Yummy and cheap street food. 3) Take seriously good
photos. Tip: To get a good bargain, get there as early as dawn.
Street food Chow down
on the streets of Zagreb
You have just 24 hours
to experience Zagreb?
Or you are here for just
three days and want
things to be easy? Then
Zagreb Card is your
best friend. Like in other big cities, it includes
a map of the city and
its surroundings, free
transport and discounts
at 150 attractions. More
@zagrebcard.com
TIPS&
TRICKS
ZAGREB
TAXI
HELP
+385 1 1777 112
EXCHANGE RATES,
(BUY RATE, AUGUST 27, 2015)
€ 1 7,57; $ 1 6,56; JPY 100 5,48
TIPS FOR
STREET MUSICIANS
If the music moves
you, a 5KN coin (0.66
euro), the one with
the brown bear, will do
the trick.
NO GUIDE?
NO PROBLEM!
The VoiceGuide app
enables everyone to tour
the city alone yet with the
help of an experienced
guide. The app also works
offline.
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MATE JANKOVIĆ
Chef, columnist, TV star and Anthony
Bourdain's host whenever he's here. You
can find Mate at Johann Franck
Mad Men
Zagreb
Y
es! We are back! Vacation
is over, back to reality. I
absolutely love Zagreb this time
of year. The temperature is perfect, the streets are back to being crowded and full of people in
a rush. All the coffee places are
full and Zagreb again becomes
the city I fell in love with. I know
not everyone shares my enthusiasm and I don’t blame them. It’s
hard to come back home from
holidays where the hardest decision was whether to jump into
the sea or to slowly walk in. But
for me, this is THE time to be in
Zagreb. This is the time you feel
the city waking up.
t is a cycle that repeats every
year, a new beginning. You look
forward to seeing your friends.
Everybody is relaxed, with a nice
tan, telling you stories of their
vacation. Kids go back to school,
business is starting to roll and
suits are back. I miss suits during
summer. Zagreb is a city made
for suits. Sometimes it feels like
a Mad Men episode, only with
less drinking and more beautiful
women.
ou can actually feel the
breeze cooling down the
streets, giving us a chance to
enjoy sitting in the sun. It won’t
last for long, fall is just around
the corner. Did I tell you that fall
is my favorite season? I guess I
have to leave something for the
next issue. Enjoy Zagreb. It’s so
easy this time of year.
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Zagreb is a city that is made
for suits. Sometimes it feels
like a Mad Men episode, with
less drinking, and more
beautiful women
hile Zagreb
people love
to eat their food on
the go, you won’t
find city pockets
lined up with busy
stalls. There aren’t
any. The street
food scene is quite
subtle. Instead,
follow the smell
of quintessential
snacks that locals
take on their walks
and errands around
town. Late summer
is the season for
the corn on the
cob. Have it boiled
or roasted from
vendors nestled at
squares and street
corners. Street fruit
stands (Tomislav
square, the corner
of Ilica and Frankopanska) provide
healthy snacks of
locally sourced
organic fruit. And
right now is the time
for blackberries! A
customary morning
bite features a
scrumptious pastry
you can get in the
city’s ubiquitous
bakeries. Tip: try
bučnica (savory
pumpkin strudel) at
any of the branches
My favorite Zagreb
street food are
sandwiches at
Pingvin, chestnuts
at Flower Square
in fall and Zagreb’s
first burrito in
Masarykova.’
- Morana Zibar,
food writer
of Dinara bakery
(Dolac, Flower
Square, Gajeva 8).
Zagreb locals often
take their street
breakfast into a
cafe. It’s an unwritten rule so waiters
won’t mind you
eating food bought
elsewhere. If you
want a quick bite,
look for hole-inthe-wall kiosks with
pizza slices, sandwiches, kebabs and
such. The best street
food after partying
the night away is
served by Pingvin
(Teslina 7). This
legendary sandwich
bar is open until
4am and serves
top-notch grub.
There’s nothing like
their sliced steak
sandwich after a
long night out.
4 am
HIP-HOP LEGENDS
RETURN TO JARUN
If you missed a live gig from
Onyx, an American hard-core
hip-hop band founded by Sticky
Fingaz and Fredro Starr in 1988,
you now have a second chance.
Their third visit to Zagreb is scheduled
for September 11 when they’ll launch
their Against all Authorities EP, at the
Aquarius club at 9pm. Onyx and Aquarius have a lot in common - they rose to
fame around the same time and they’re
famous for hip hop mastery. We expect
you there, and at the after party!
NEED TO KNOW
FOR SMOKERS
Many cafes, bars
and clubs tolerate
smokers but where
it says smoking is
prohibited, take
your smoke outside.
RENT YOUR OWN
TWO WHEELS
Bikes can be rented
at 13 locations
around the city, half
of which are in the center.
Just look out for a Nextbike
station or check out
nextbike.hr. The first half an
hour is free; one hour costs
8KN; five hours (and up to
24 hours) goes for 79KN.
FOR RAINY DAYS...
The Šestine umbrella is
one of Zagreb's most
recognizable souvenirs.
Grab yours at one
of the souvenir
shops on Bakačeva
street, below the
Cathedral.
A FEE TO PEE
Public toilets at shops,
markets and bus and train
stations charge two kunas.
Cafes and restaurants will
let you use the loo for free.
CAN I DRINK WATER
FROM THE PUMPS?
The old iron pumps, popularly called 'Iron Franceki' remain an image of
childhood for many elderly
citizens of Zagreb. Today
the Pimp My Pump art
group paint them over with
symbols of popular culture.
And, yes, the water is good
for drinking.
SMALL TAILOR REPAIRS
If you need small
tailor repairs, pick
one of two tailors
(Mega-Cif or Cik Cak) in
Prilaz Sestara Baković, the
small passageway that
connects Masarykova and
Varšavska streets.
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