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Zagreb

City Break

Day 01: Arrival in Zagreb www.albtoursd.com
Arrival and transfer to the hotel centrally
located.

Day 02: Zagreb City Tour
Discover why Zagreb is becoming
recognized as one of the most vibrant
and popular tourist destinations in
Central-Eastern Europe. Sightseeing tour
through the city with a guide includes
the Lotrscak tower, Klovicevi Dvori,
Sttrossmayer promende, Stone gate,
Bloody bridge street, and many other
highlights of this town.

Day 03: Zagreb
Breakfast in the hotel, free time on your
own until departure.

Optional tours: Varazdin & Trakoscan,
Plitvice NP, Wine Tasting

Day 04: Zagreb - Airport
Zagreb - Return home

DID YOU KNOW ?

- The Dubrovnik Gargoyle.
By the entrance to the
Franciscan Monastery, one
person breaks off from the
steady pedestrian traffic to
balance precariously on a stone
protruding from the wall. Carved
in the likeness of an owl, it is
said that anyone who hops onto
the gargoyle will be lucky in love.
- Swearing. A lot of Croatians
swear, and that includes sweet
elderly ladies (say she forgot to
buy something at the store - it
would be normal for her to say
a few curse words out loud, and
then move on about her day).
- Usually at least one meal
throughout the week is a stew,
or something of that nature
which is “eaten with a spoon,”
as they believe this is good for
their digestive tracts.
- They almost all use toothpicks
after a meaty meal. Everyone
from teenagers to newlyweds
on their honeymoon, to the 80+
crowd, they all use them!
- Sore throat? Drink it, it will kill the
bacteria.
- They love Vegeta and put it in
everything (it’s a veggie-based
seasoning for soups, chicken,
vegetables, potatoes). If you
don’t cook with Vegeta, you
can’t call yourself a Croatian!
- Putting your purse on the
ground means you won’t have
any money

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