Zagreb: A Stubbornly Sweet Caramel-Colored Capital

☁️ Zagreb now basks in a rare tranquility. Gray-hued clouds drift over earthquake-weathered walls, where unnamed white flowers sway in the breeze... Though Tito passed in Ljubljana, his legacy lingers here. Vintage trams rattle through the slow-paced streets—no Prague-style traffic jams, just cafes tucked between medieval buildings and open-air markets. Locals savor life’s simplest joys: a coffee on sun-dappled patios, Sunday shop closures, and conversations that stretch for hours. This is Zagreb’s soul. ✨ Must-Visits 💒 St. Mark’s Church Its iconic color-tiled roof stitches Croatia’s coat of arms like a mosaic cross-stitch. Fun fact: The square once hosted executions—now it’s a peaceful oasis. 🥬 Dolac Market Climb the steps from Ban Jelačić Square to this farm-fresh paradise of fruit, cheese, and bouquets. 🏰 Lotrščak Tower 3€ to climb for panoramic views. Time it right to spot the world’s shortest funicular chugging up! #Zagreb #Croatia #SlowTravel #HiddenEurope