Zagreb was the first city we landed on in the Balkan area and we immediately warmed to it. It was a crazy hot 30 + degrees August, and we were anxious to extricate ourselves from neighbouring Budapest, which we found a little cold, emotionally. People smiled here, they were a little louder and I liked the look of the city visually. Beautiful in a broken, haunting and still somewhat regal way. With a city famous for its Museum of Broken Relationships, you just know there was a place here for the alternative tribes of the world. As is always the case for us when venturing to a new place, the thrill was mainly in walking through the old town, roaming down different streets aimlessly, absorbing the look of alleyways, passersby, locals, tourists, cafes and vehicles. Croatia has too much to offer for a relatively small strip of a country, and Zagreb is barely the beginning of it all.
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View from old town
Looking for The Higher Self 
The city has room for “the alternative tribes of the world.”
That’s a great phrase! Hi. Take care.
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Haha thanks Neil.. it’s wonderful to sense that kind of kinship in a new place 😊 Have a great weekend..
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Love the pictures!!
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Thank you so much my dear
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The captures are sooo beautiful🦋
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Thank you so much! Have a great day 😍
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I love traveling. Unfortunately, I haven’t had the chance to do much of it. Your photos demonstrate the magic of exploring a new place. Well done.
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Thanks so much Matcha for dropping by. I tend to mainly get to do traveling in connection with work trips, if not it can be difficult to take too much time off. Have a lovely remaining week ☺️
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What a unique place and I am impressed with how well kept it is….no trash!
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Haha so true it was very clean… thanks so much dropping by 😍
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