Zagreb 360° observation deck
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I go to high viewpoints in all the cities I visit to get a bird's eye view and do photography. This one ranks among one of the very best: there is no glass in the way meaning no bad reflections, there are bars but any lens or cell phone will easily fit through. There is a flat ledge so you can take night photos without a tripod. There is a 320 degree or so accessibility meaning you can see everything. Location is central meaning you see all key landmarks of Zagreb. The price is excellent for the facilities you get, and your entry fee counts for the whole day meaning you can go back at any time, even in the evening. Best of all the staff there from the reception at the bottom to those on top were extremely pleasant and helpful. They have a bar, facilities and lots of seating space on top. I was there on a Monday afternoon and it was empty.
Alex BuchananAlex Buchanan
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This is situated just off the Joseph Jelacic Square, through some sliding glass doors. We'd seen the observation deck in Bratislava but this couldn't have been more different - the girl in Bratislava couldn't even be bothered to look up from filing her nails as she took our money and indicated the vague direction of the lifts. The girls in Zagreb were very helpful and pleasant as they explained that the ticket (€4?) lasted all day so we could return at any time. We walked around the ledge, very carefully taking pictures, before sitting inside and having a coffee. Two coffee here cost about half the UK cost. We returned in the evening and took some more photos and had coffee again. It would have been nice to eat too but we were on a sightseeing mission!
Marcus HurleyMarcus Hurley
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It's OK, it's an observation deck. They have strangely made a really odd decision to circle the entire deck with steel bars from top to bottom. I guess that's for security but it seems like dramatic overkill. I mean, are that many people trying to hurl themselves over the edge? However, it is a nice view if you kinda hold out your phone through the bars (super risky frankly but that's what they recommend). The bar/lounge inside is fine. Lots of people rolling dice playing what I assume is some Croatian game. It's OK if you want pics of the city.
J LJ L
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Ich war sowohl abends als auch vormittags hier. Mit der Zagreb Card spart man sich die 60 kn Eintritt und kann beliebig oft hochfahren. (Mit den 60 kn könnte man einen Tag lang beliebig oft hoch) Ich war an zwei Tagen da, also hat man die 72 h Zagreb Card schon wieder drin. Die Aussicht ist natürlich toll und im Gegensatz zu den anderen hier, finde ich die Metallstangen besser als Glas. Jeder der mit einer Cam da hochgeht, wird wissen wieso. Im Hintergrund viel Licht, dass sich dann in der Scheibe spiegelt. Nervig auf Bildern und auch ohne Cam sieht man dann oft nur, was sich im Glas spiegelt. Daher finde ich die Stangen besser. Meine Spiegelreflexkamera hat auch gut durch die Stangen gepasst. Ministativ würde locker gehen, man kann diese gut unten abstellen. Nach der tollen Aussicht, sind wir dann rein. Echt tolle Location. Haben ne Runde Mensch ärgere dich nicht gespielt und einen Kakao getrunken. Sehr angenehme Atmosphäre. Gibt auch Cocktails, Tee, Softdrinks, Wein....moderate Preise. Personal wirklich freundlich und bemüht. Ein Manko: die Toiletten sind weder bei Frauen noch Männer absperrbar. Der Schlüssel fehlt. Gut, wir waren nur für das kleine Geschäft da, aber selbst da möchte Frau nicht gestört werden. Bei so einer tollen Location einfach nicht gut. Da unser Hotel wirklich nur 10 m entfernt war, für uns jetzt kein Problem. Aber abends, wenn dort Party ist, wäre das für mich sicher ein Sternabzug. Also definitiv ein Muss, nicht teuer, gute Musik, lustige Idee mit den Brettspielen und definitiv immer ein Besuch wert. PS...kann sehr kalt werden, warm anziehen. Innen dann schön warm.
W. W.W. W.
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It's not worth visiting. Way too expensive for what you see. The view is very limited, out of the four ways you would look, at least at night, only one has something interesting to look at. We were four and we paid 240kn (=33,6€), which far beyond what that was worth. Also, don't get misled by the board that says family ticket, because it is only for 2 adults with 2 small children. I don't recommend Zagreb 360°; there are other places you can visit and a walk around the city are better deserved than this.
Teresa Lopes LopesTeresa Lopes Lopes
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I don't care what they call this, it's a rooftop bar. Decent prices. Great view. Strict bouncer who won't let you take your drink out to the caged viewing area, but that's alright. They have a video screen which plays MTV music videos nonstop, which certainly differentiates this from other establishments in the vicinity. Still not sure if I liked that bit or not but it gives you something to look at if you get tired of seeing the sprawling cityscape below.
Matthew JohnsonMatthew Johnson
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Trg bana Jelačića, Ilica 1a, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
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attractions: Ban Josip Jelačić Statue, Cathedral of Zagreb, Importanne Centar, Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, Museum of Illusions, Trg Kralja Tomislava, Botanical Garden of the Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, Stone Gate, Saint Mark’s Church, Park Ribnjak, restaurants: Nokturno, La Štruk, Vinodol, Vincek slastičarnica, Boban, Curry Bowl, Stari Fijaker, History Bar & Club, Batak Centar Cvjetni, Konoba Didov san
