Zagreb Cathedral
Zagreb Cathedral, rebuilt in the 13th century after the Mongol invasion, is known for its twin neo-Gothic spires reaching 108 meters into the sky. Inside, you'll find richly decorated altars, with the Altar of the Holy Cross adorned with gold leaves. Best explored with a guide, it suits history enthusiasts fascinated by Gothic architecture and those keen to explore religious artistry up close.
Worth knowing. For a quieter experience, enter through the side entrance near the Archbishop’s Palace in the late afternoon.
Daily 10:00–17:00

