Zagreb is Croatia’s historic northwestern capital, boasting many impressive 18th- and 19th-century Austro-Hungarian architectural buildings and landmarks. Travelers should check out attractions like the main square, the Zagreb Cathedral, and the city’s pedestrian district, Tkalčićeva Street — which is a great place for shopping and dining. It’s a historic city featuring many educational and cultural exploration opportunities, including museums, art galleries, and diverse entertainment.
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Six guests, three bedrooms Price: $190 per night
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Five guests, two bedrooms Price: $153 per night
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It feels cozy and comfortable — meant to feel like a space where travelers can wind down and feel at home after a day out exploring. The decor features white walls, cool blue couches, and gray and white patterned floor tiles in the kitchen, adding a spark of pizzazz to the space. Each room includes an AC unit for cooling and heating, and the apartment has a central heating system, as well as the underfloor heating in the bathroom.
There’s a TV that supports all streaming platforms, a spacious bedroom with a king-sized bed, a workspace with an armchair, a desk, and even a computer monitor for those who need to do some work while traveling. The kitchen has a refrigerator, dishwasher, induction stove, oven, microwave, coffee maker, and dining table.
Two guests, one bedroom Price: $71 per night
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Relax in the spacious living room with an LCD TV, dine in the well-equipped kitchen and dining area, rest in the large bedroom outfitted with a king-size bed, and get some fresh air in the garden. There’s also AC, central heating, and fresh linens to ensure each stay is as comfortable as possible.
Three guests, one bedroom Price: $99 per night
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Four guests, one bedroom Price: $61 per night
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Seven guests, three bedrooms Price: $99 per night
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Four guests, one bedroom Price: $94 per night
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Rest in the bedroom outfitted with a queen-sized bed boasting views of old upper town Zagreb, lounge in one of the cozy reading nooks, or cuddle up by the fireplace in the winter. There’s a TV equipped with Netflix, a record player, free homemade olive and coconut oil, and a fully equipped kitchen. The property is built from warm wood and furnished with clean white and cream-colored furniture and fabric and stainless steel kitchen appliances, making it feel approachable and artsy, as well as upscale.
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