I've been pleasantly surprised by Zagreb. I'm not sure what I expected, but not the Vienna style buildings that are everywhere in the lower town. The Austro-Hungarian Empire ruled Zagreb so the architecture should have been expected. Here's a sampling of the buildings.
We ended up at the Modern Art Gallery. There was an Albert Kinert Retrospective (Croatian Artist) which we liked a lot.
The permanent collection was great. It was surprising that in a few rooms they hung a number of pieces by different artists together.
This one is by Petar Dobrovic call the Island of Hvar, where we visited.
This one looks art nouveau.
Here is Art Pavilion and the Train Station.
There is a u-shaped series of parks that are great for strolling.
We ended up at the Modern Art Gallery. There was an Albert Kinert Retrospective (Croatian Artist) which we liked a lot.
The permanent collection was great. It was surprising that in a few rooms they hung a number of pieces by different artists together.
A few of my favorites were these>
This one is by Munir Vejzovic.
This one is by Petar Dobrovic call the Island of Hvar, where we visited.
We ate dinner at a lovely restaurant, Vinodol, recommended by our hotel.
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