City Walks: Zagreb, Croatia Virtual Treadmill Walking Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2017
- City Walks visits Zagreb, Croatia. Our first trip to Zagreb was for Advent Market but we didn't film a walk then. Returning in the summer reminded me how much I like this City. On this walk we start at the cathedral and make our way over to Gradec, down to Trg Ban Jelicic, along the parks to the train station. Zagreb is a beautiful, vibrant, artistic city with a wonderful cafe culture and many great sights. It's one of the places I would like to return to for an extended visit.
Virtual Treadmill walking tour
My family is Croatian. Thank you for helping me see the land of my ancestors. I love your series of walks. God bless.
Paula Vukonich We loved our time in Croatia. It is such an amazing country. So many beautiful places and kind people. Thanks so much and I’m glad you enjoyed this. - Henry
Nice walking tour. Thanks for that.
Zagreb forever!
It's truly one of my favorite cities in Europe. Glad you enjoyed the video and commented. Thanks - Henry
Absolutely loved this video while walking on my treadmill.
So glad. Keep on steppin’ -H
Great city, beautiful country, a must to visit.
I really enjoyed it and I'd love to go back and see more. -Henry
What an interesting walk! Thank you so much for this! Really love it.
Thanks so much. It's an amazing city. -Henry
@@CityWalks I want to visit one day!
We were in Zagreb in July 2022. It's also one of my favorite cities in Europe. I love Croatia !
Hi Svetlana! Yes, I love Zagreb. -H
We were in Zagreb 3 times. The first time (2014) we stayed in the hotel Dubrovnik which is on Ban Jelačić square. The second time (2017) we spent Christmas and New Year at the Esplanada which is by the train station. And the third time (2019) we stayed at a B&B on Tkalčičeva Street which you passed by in your video. Great video!
Very cool comment and love to hear about the connections people have to these places. Zagreb is one of my favorite cities. Thanks so much. - Henry
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Watching this after devastating earthquake that was a month ago.. some of buildings you've passed by are now destined to be demolished because they are too heavily damaged and not safe for living. Also in midst of isolation because of COVID, I miss walks through the town center... Thank you for this video, it touched me.
Oh no! I had not heard about an earthquake there. I will have to look this up. Such a wonderful city. Stay safe. - Henry
@@CityWalks Thank you for your reply and kind words. We're feeling trembling every often ever since then and they'll continue for a while until everything settles again. Take care Henry and stay safe.
The demiges are repaired now.🎀
Prekrasam grad, znamenitosti ,kultura, ljudi, parkovi. Jezera. Sve. Medvednica. ❤️❤️Za 45 minuta ste u zagorskim gradovima, dvorcima, termama. Za 2 sata ste na moru, plitvičkim jezerima, čistim rijekama. Sve prelijepo.❤️🇭🇷👍
Hi Hana. Thanks for that. We loved Plitvice and Krka as well. Such a great country. -H
I love how you don't stop and linger anywhere much. Thanks for another great vid!
Glad to hear you like it and thanks for the feedback. All the best - Henry
best walk ever THANKS
Thanks -H
Awesome video my dear friend..!!!!!..Wonderful sharing..!!!..❤❤❤...
Thank you! Cheers! -H
Oh my gosh my parents and sisters home town!! 💕 I was born in Australia so never did get to see where my siblings were born and grew up! love these kinds of videos!
If you get the chance I hope you’ll go. It’s a great city. Very laid back but also a lot of art and history. It’s one of my favorite cities in Europe. I’ve never been to Australia but I’ve been thinking a lot about it recently. Thanks for the comment and I’m glad you enjoyed it. -Henry
@@CityWalks Hi Henry, i dont think we'll ever be able to afford to go, but I am really happy that i can experience places like Croatia through you! thanks so much! Oh i spoke to my sister last night she wasnt born in Zagreb, she was born in Prelog LOL. Which is a town in croatia 💛
Love the park with the flowers hanging above. Looks like you were there during festivals. Keep on stepping!
Yes! Thank you! -Henry
Thank you. This takes me back to 2017 when I visited zagreb.. I took the same path as yours exactly.. Greetings from Indonesia!
Nice, that's when we were there for this. Thanks -H
Very pretty city.
Thanks -H
Te urmaresc cu placere!Multumesc !Astept si alte locuri minunate in care ai fost!
Thanks -H
This part is very quiet for a capital city
It's one of the things I like about Zagreb. It's a decent sized city. Fairly clean and orderly and with out the rushing around of some other places. Lots of great art and culture too. Thanks for commenting. -H
It is summer so everyone is at the seaside. :)
A revealing tour of a not so well known destination. Enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it. It's one of my favorites. -H
Looks like a very peaceful city.
One of my favorites. They had a serious earthquake last year that did a lot of damage apparently. -H
Very nice videos, i am a big fan of aimless walks around new cities :))
Thanks so much for your kind compliment.
@@CityWalks May I ask, was that shot on a Sunday for example, that's why It was so quiet? I am visiting Zagreb in two weeks ^_^ and you made me so curious.
perry diab I think it might have been. People were going to church if I remember correctly. It was also fairly early in the day. I found Zagreb to be energetic but not frenetic. We had a wonderful time there. I’m sure you will too. Lots of museums and cafes and parks. Try to take a day trip to Plitvice if you can.
Thank you for your kind and friendly guidance^^
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Zagreb is one of my favorite cities. -Henry
Croatia the best
I love it too. -H
My high school on the right at 22:03 to 22:15
Nice one. Always cool to get a comment from a local. We loved Zagreb. Very cool city. -Henry
Thank you for sharing the peaceful walking moments. I stayed there only two days but the city is still quite nostalgic to me.
We only spent a few days there as well and I just loved this city. Vibrant but relaxed, so much art and beauty, Great food. Just a great place. Glad you enjoyed it too. -Henry
@@CityWalks I'm gonna watch your other videos. Sometimes I go all over the world on the Google satellite map and look at the road view images. Thanks to you, now I find a nice channel for people like me :) A Happy new year and please continue your walking and share for many years to come +.+
OK!
Thanks -H
Загреб🇭🇷-Бекстридзелна🇷🇸
Thanks -H
Nice ... pity you did not stop and tried talking to locals. Had you met me, I'd have told you stories that would have made your video much more interesting. Had you rented a bike you could have covered more of the rest of the center of Zagreb. You missed the Hrvatsko narodno kazaliste (theater), the Sveuciliste building (university of Zag main building) ... ZAG is a city a thousand years old, part of the Habsburg Empire, a copy of Vienna and Budapest and Prague (maybe) ... much better as far as soccer/football goes than any of the neighboring countries except, sometimes, Italy; in everything else, we ZAG people, just like in soccer, Zagreb is outstanding in everything else. This city and the area that successfully together with other Christians beat of Islam Turkish armies in their attempts to spread their cult to the rest of Europe; Zagreb and Croatian part (led by Ban Jelacic ... the main square) of the Habsburg armies together with other generals and nations, saved in 1848 the monarchy from jacobine/marxist/socialist (they did not call themselves that then ..) revolutions all over Europe ... in that same year, in many countries .... as a reward and thanx and to become even better helper and defender, Zagreb was built up into a copy of Vienna. The ablest and brightest officials from all over the empire were sent to ZAG to build it up and to help Croatia to develop faster into a strong nation ... thus, almost half of the surnames in Zagreb are the foreign sounding names of those officials, merchants, etc. .. (Hungarian, German, Polish, Russian, Jewish, Italian ...) who were sent to help and whose ancestors stayed and who all embraced being Croatian from then on. Unique and exceptional for Europe ... an international, tolerant town, cultured almost like Vienna or Paris, build to show appreciation for the help and salvation rendered to the Empire ... a true European Union that happily lasted for 800 years or so, where everybody was united and found purpose in life to not just survive, but also to fight and beat off Islam. Antemurale Christianitatis (Bastion Wall of Christianity) was the name given to Croatia by Pope Leo X. in 1519. And so we fought ever since ... and if you find something objectionable or backward in Croatia, now you know why ... we had no luxury of time and money to pay attention to everything. ... I learned all my English in Zagreb, in Croatian schools and also speak German and Italian and some other languages ... because of our history.
We did take a walking tour of the city and this was actually our second trip there having been for just a couple days during the advent market. It's one of our favorite places we visited in Europe. I hope to get back and spend a lot more time there to get a truer sense of place. Perhaps I'll be able to look you up for a beer or coffee and you can by our story teller for a bit! Thanks for the comment.
All streets of Zagreb is empty of people's where are they.
Hi. Thanks for watching. It was early and I think people weren’t up yet. -H
Nije im nešto pijaca 2 kune i 4 lipe
Not sure what that means. (Google translate did not do very well) but thanks for watching and leaving a comment . -Henry