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When is the best time to visit Zagreb?

Generally speaking, any time between early spring, which starts around April, and early autumn, which starts around the beginning of September, is the ideal time to visit the capital of Croatia. July and August are the hottest and wettest months of the year, followed by May and June, respectively. Winters in the city are frigid, with highs only reaching 5°C and lows dropping to about -2°C. Nevertheless, visiting the city's Christmas markets and snow-covered districts in December are terrific ideas to try.

What is language and currency in Zagreb?

Standard Croatian is the language that is most often spoken in Zagreb, but English speakers from New York shouldn't have any trouble getting around the city. Some shops accept euros in addition to the Croatian Kuna, the nation's legal tender. There are numerous locations where you can convert currencies as well. Using major credit and debit cards shouldn't be a problem either because most banks, shops, and hotels accept them.

What are some of the best things to do in Zagreb?

Croatia's capital and largest city is Zagreb. It is appreciated for its distinctive blend of European and Astro-Hungarian architecture, which evokes a sizable portion of its historical past. Those who go out to explore the city's cobblestone and winding lanes will find a plethora of attractions, from the natural to the cultural to the kitsch! Many tourists to Croatia typically skip the city in favor of the country's coasts!

• There are two distinct neighborhoods in the city: Upper Town and Lower Town. The former houses the magnificent Zagreb Cathedral and the lively St. Mark's Church from the thirteenth century. The latter, however, is a bustling area with a wide range of dining, shopping, and cultural possibilities. It is strongly encouraged to explore both towns on foot in order to properly take in their charm and unique characteristics.
• The 18-hectare Maksimir Park and the hiker-friendly Medvednica Nature Park are just two of the many green spaces the city has to offer.
• There are many colorful structures throughout the city, the 13th-century St. Mark's Church with its beautiful tiled roof is the most well-known.
• In contrast to the visually attractive and distinctively instructive experience offered by the Museum of Illusions, the Museum of Broken Relationships displays actual artifacts from real people connected to their stories of heartbreak.

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