The Upper town is a historic little area, quaint and nice. More

Beautiful! It was such a nice change from the graffiti buildings in the Lower Town. It's picturesque, with the government buildings and St. Mark's Church. Parking was non-existent for us, as most of it seems to be reserved for the residents, but from what we could decipher from a policeman, there is a garage...though we didn't see it. It didn't... More

Take your camera and shoot away, so many old buildings churches and not too many tourists (pre season) More

Many sights to see. Take the walking tour for a worthwhile half day. Note all the interesting patterns of brick and tiles on buildings as well as the feeling of history. Overlooking both lower and upper towns are the spires of the commanding Cathedral. More

The first day we were just wondering around the city by ourselves but the next day we have a guide to take us around the city and explain the history of the city which is much more interesting. The Dolac Market is bustling with people, fresh flowers, fruits, vegetable and Easter gifts. More

Excellent, but could be better of without the cars and with some more lively restaurants, cafes. More

It's a perfect place for dinner and thereafter. It's full of life. More

It reminds me a bit of Montmartre in miniature, only cleaner and more tourist friendly. The most charming part of Zagreb, full of cafes, small streets climbing up the hill and beautiful views. Once we discovered it, we didnt even want to head to the main square, much more crowded and much more your typical European bar/pub environment. In the... More

There really is nothing to dislike about the Old Town, The place is clean and peaceful, with really interesting architecture. The choice of places to eat and drink is very limited - the lower town is a much better place for this. More