Capital of an independent state since 1991, ZAGREB has served as the cultural and political focus of Croatia since the Middle Ages. The city grew out of two medieval communities, Kaptol , to the east, and Gradec , to the west, each sited on a hill and divided by a river long since dried up but nowadays marked by a street known as Tkalčićeva. Zagreb grew rapidly in the nineteenth century, and the majority of its buildings are relatively well-preserved, grand, peach-coloured monuments to the self-esteem of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Nowadays, with a population topping one million, Zagreb is the … more »
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