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Between nature and culture, the city of Zagreb invites you to experience an exotic stay in the heart of Europe

The city of Zagreb is one of the most popular cultural destinations in Europe today. This small city welcomes you for a few days to discover many monuments and museums. The streets of the historic quarters are lined with magnificent houses, the Zagreb Cathedral and St. Mark's Church are eye-catching, and the museums arouse astonishment and curiosity.

Would you like to discover a new destination from Lyon? Zagreb invites you to live new experiences, to meet a people and a culture. You can also get a breath of fresh air by visiting the city's gardens and parks, or by exploring the Croatian countryside.

Embark on a flight from Lyon to Zagreb and discover an exotic, human-sized tourist destination in the heart of the Balkans!

5 reasons to visit Zagreb

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Learn about Croatian culture

The Croatian capital has several dozen museums, theatres and art galleries. Art lovers can discover the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Museum of Decorative Arts, while history buffs can visit the Archaeological Museum or the Zagreb 80's Museum, for a vintage trip back to Yugoslavia. More unusual, the Museum of Broken Relationships presents objects linked to disappointments in love.

Take a deep breath of fresh air in Zagreb

The city is famous for its parks and gardens: Ribnjak Park, Maksimir Park, or Bundek City Park offer you a break close to nature during your stay. The Žumberak Nature Park, to the west of Zagreb, is a hilly, green landscape. A trip to the heart of the park invites you to marvel at the authentic villages, forests, vineyards and fields.

Admire the remarkable architecture

Over the centuries, the city of Zagreb has been enriched with many buildings of remarkable architecture. During your stay, you can admire the Zagreb Cathedral, whose construction began in the early 11th century, or the Church of St. Mark, famous for its glazed tiles. You can also discover the Croatian National Theatre, the Arts Pavilion, the statue of King Tomislav or the buildings lining Ban-Jelačić Square.

Learn about Croatian cuisine

The region has a particularly rich culinary tradition. A gourmet break in a Croatian restaurant allows you to savour the many Croatian specialities: try the famous Ćevapi, buns stuffed with minced meat, pašticada, a traditional dish based on braised beef, štrukli, rich in fresh cheese and cream, or pljeskavica, sometimes called the Balkan burger.

Shopping on Britanski trg

On Sunday mornings, a flea market is organised in Britanski trg. Antique lovers can find real treasures, with appliances and objects typical of Croatian culture or the former Yugoslavia. This lively flea market attracts many sellers, buyers and the curious. The GEA Gallery on Radiceva Street and the Oktogon Passage are also meeting places for shopping enthusiasts.