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Affordable (8)
Pizzeria Kariola
The locals love their pizza and you can enjoy a gorgeous, thin-crust pizza here with a tempting and generous choice of toppings. read more
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Fine dining (11)
Black Rock
It may sound a bit lazy letting you cook your own steak, but you can cook your own slab of prime beef just the way you like it with a hearty glass of red wine to match at this popular eatery. read more
Zagreb Nightlife
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Chilled (11)
Bacchus Jazz Bar
You don't need to love jazz to enjoy this city centre temple to jazz, but it helps. Settle in for some smooth sounds and a cool cocktail. read more
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Clubbing (11)
Funk
This schizophrenic nightlife space has a pumping bar/club downstairs as well as a more laid-back café upstairs. Take your pick or swap between them for two nights in one. read more
This Month in Zagreb:
By Robin McKelvieShopping: Croatians insist that they invented the tie, hence the name "cravat", derived from "croata", and they sure stock a mean selection of silky ties and cravats at Croata (13 Kaptol, tel: 01 481 4600).
Key areas: Upper Town - This historic oasis boasts cobbled streets, gorgeous churches, a flurry of museums, plenty of bars and restaurants and sweeping views to boot. An ideal venue for idle wandering.
Zagreb Trivia
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May: Tale of Two Cities - Zagreb began life as two separate communities - Gradec and Kaptol. They grew independently and today both still boast unique characters all of their own.
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April: Don't mess with Ozujsko! The city's favourite beer is the local brew Ozujsko. Knock it at your peril and don't even joke that you prefer Karlovacko, which is made just to the south.
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March: Zagreb did not escape the 1990s war unscathed. The city was repeatedly bombed and Serbian warplanes even attacked the Presidential Palace in an audacious assassination attempt.


