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| The charming city of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia since 1991, is an important tourist
centre, both as a tourist destination and as a key route intersection between the Adriatic coast and
Central Europe. The city has a tradition spanning almost one thousand years and celebrated
its 900th anniversary in 1994. Zagreb not only has a wealth of culture, with historic monuments, museums and galleries, but also offers chic shopping, excellent and varied gastronomy as well as sports and recreation facilities. Zagreb is an important centre for congress tourism, business events and trade fairs, not just in Croatia but also in this area of Europe. The city has road, rail and air access to all major cities and tourist resorts in Croatia. |
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