Epicenter

The main square of Zagreb has existed since the 17th century, featuring Josip Jelačić himself on a horse. The statue was installed in 1866, removed in 1947 but restored after the breakup of Yogoslavia in 1990.

Trg Josipa Jelačića, Zagreb

Sunny afternoon

View from Lotrscak Tower, Zagreb

Eternity

The impressive arcades dates back to 1879.

Mirogoj cemetery, Zagreb

Mary was here

One of the weirdest shrines I've been to, with an altar in a car tunnel. But still serene and beautiful.

Stone Gate, Zagreb

Tiles

The roof tiles are placed so they represent the coat of arms of Zagreb.

St Marks Church, Zagreb

Pathway

This old tower from the 13th century was built to protect the southern gate of the city wall.

Lotrscak Tower, Zagreb

The sound of tides

These stairs are known as the Sea organ, since pipes beneath them form a musical instrument based on the rhythm of the waves.

Morske orgulje in Zadar

Laurel and Hardy

The circular church of Church of St Donatus is a symbol of the city. Next to it is the bell tower of the cathedral, considerably thinner but a lot taller.

Roman Forum in Zadar

Millennias of stone

Ruins are all that remains of the 2000-year-old buildings, once the largest forum on this side of the Adriatic.

Roman forum in Zadar

Millennias of stone

St Mary's Church was founded in 1066, but rebuilt during the 16th century in Renaissance style.

Roman Forum in Zadar

Sans Daft Punk

This is the visual counterpart to the Sea organ, powered by solar panels during the day.

Greeting to the Sun in Zadar