Maksimir Park

Planned in the style of an early English garden, Maksimir Park Maksimirska is a wonderful green space including right around 45 sections of land. The biggest stop in Zagreb, it contains two structures: Bellevue Pavilion, worked in 1843, and Echo Pavilion, included after a Swiss plan. The recreation center likewise brags numerous amazing ways and trails, and in addition artificial lakes, lush zones, and bloom gardens, making it an extraordinary place to unwind or have a cookout.

Alluded to by local people as Zagreb's "living landmark," Maksimir Park is named after Bishop Maksimilijan Vrhovac, who was in charge of its development in 1794. For those going with youths, there's likewise a little zoo. Opposite Maksimir stop is the Dinamo Football Stadium where Croatia has universal matches.