Gornji Grad and the Church of St. Marks

The stunning cobblestone bouleds and red tiled tops of the structures in medieval Gornji Grad, Zagreb's Upper Town, make for a lovely place to start a touring voyage through the Croatian capital. When two separate towns known as Kaptol and Gradec, Gornji Grad is home to a significant number of the city's most gone to vacation spots, including the house of prayer, parliament building, and ious historical centers and temples.

Different features incorporate the well known stone entryway denoting the passage toward the eastern side of Gradec Town; Kaptol Square, outstanding for its numerous mid seventeenth century structures; and the Dolac products of the soil advertise. Maybe the most striking element, in any case, is St. Check's Church, effortlessly unmistakable by its splendidly shaded tile rooftop bearing the emblems of Croatia, Dalmatia, Slavonia, and Zagreb City.