[2025 Zagreb Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Market Dolac (Updated Jul)

Place: Zagreb, Croatia Zagreb, The capital of Croatia. While Zagreb does not really have beaches and sea like the coastal cities. The city still has different things to offer. It is a more relaxing and calm city with many restaurants and cafes as well as museums! This city itself has over 40 museums! Things to do in Zagreb: 1) Walk around Zagreb Square 2) Visit all kinds of museums 3) Visit Dolac Market 4) Take the Cable car at upper town 5) Join a walking tour In short, if you are a museum lover, you can’t miss Zagreb. #timetotravel #croatia #zagreb #itinerary #克羅地亞

#5月好去处2025 🏛 Must-visit cities and attractions 1. Dubrovnik – Pearl of the Adriatic Walk on the city wall and overlook the red-tiled houses and the ocean. The outer wall is nearly 2km long and 25m high. It is open from 9:00 to 17:00. Walk on the stone-paved street Stradun (Placa) and experience medieval life with the surrounding monuments It is recommended to climb Lovrijenac Castle and take 200 steps to take pictures of the sunset. You can see the city wall against the sea 2. Plitvice Lakes National Park – Green Water and Waterfall Wonderland The trail is combined with a wooden plank road to shuttle through 16 terraced lakes and waterfalls. The water color changes charmingly with the light. It is recommended to reserve more than 6 hours and stay for at least half a day. There are fewer people in the early morning. 3. Krka National Park – Waterfalls for swimming, Skradinski Buk for swimming and enjoying the natural water flow 4. Istria – Rovinj, Hom, Motovun Rovinj is a fairytale fishing village with a strong Italian style, charming stone alleys and coastal scenery. Hum is the world's smallest town and Motovun hill town, a super fairy experience. 5. Korčula – Marco Polo's hometown An ancient town with a medieval fishbone layout. The city atmosphere is warm at night. The bar is cheap at about €2.5 per pint. You can climb Hum Mountain to overlook the entire island, enjoy sword dance performances and Roman ruins. 🏙 One-day recommendation for the capital Zagreb Wander around the Dolac market and the cathedral (Gothic style twin towers, 108m high) in the morning. In the afternoon, taste the traditional Strukli at Ilica Shopping Street; then visit St. Mark's Cathedral and Lotrščak Tower in the upper town to enjoy the city view If you have time, experience the humorous artillery ceremony and the world's shortest cable car (Funicular) 🚗 Transportation arrangement suggestions Road + small boat: Dublin and Zagreb can be reached by bus/train; national parks and self-driving are more convenient. Island hopping: Take a boat from Dublin to islands such as Korcula and Hvar, which can be a day trip or two days. 🎒 Intimate suggestions Avoid the crowds: Dublin City Wall and Plitvice, it is recommended to go in the morning when the park opens or at sunset. Clothing: Please wear non-slip shoes when the city wall is wet; there are many stone steps in the mountain city, so bring a sun hat, comfortable shoes, and swimwear. Budget management: Dublin beer is €2.5, and tourism consumption is more affordable than Italy. 🌟 Summary Croatia combines the charm of medieval ancient cities, fairyland lakes and island coasts. The food impresses people with fresh seafood and cost-effective local wine. Whether it is cultural exploration, natural scenery or island relaxation, you can find a dream travel experience here. If you want to arrange a 5-7 day itinerary of "Zagreb + Plitvice + Dušan + Korcula", I can also help you design it!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Dolac Market is an open-air market located near the city center (Ban Jelačić Square). It is popular with both locals and tourists. Here you can find fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, colorful flowers and local souvenirs. The market is located on a slope and has a wooden roof that gives it a warm and friendly feel. #dolacmarket #zagreb #croatia #europetrip

The stomach of Zagreb residents in Zagreb🍊 《Dolac Market》 Fresh local ingredients are sold here. Vegetables, fruits, flowers, etc. were there🍎 There were shops where you could buy small amounts of fruit, so we bought some and ate them at the hotel😊 Red umbrellas lined up, and combined with the fruits, it was colorful⛱️ When I went there on a Sunday, there were people wearing national costumes♪ (I don't know if they come regularly or just at that time🙏) 📍Location: Dolac 9, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia 🕰️Opening hours 6:30-15:00 ※Closed around 13:00 on Sundays ※Varies by store 💰Price per person: Free (for shopping) #0 yen trip #zagreb #Zagreb #Croatia

Dolac Market is known as the "vegetable basket" of Zagreb. Every morning, farmers come from all directions to bring the freshest fruits and vegetables. Here, you can find bright and fresh produce as well as bread, cheese, and other foods. In one corner of the market, you can also see a perfume called "Lavanda" extracted from fresh flowers by local farmers. It is a favorite local specialty of girls. Zagreb is divided into Upper Town and Lower Town, with most of the attractions concentrated in Upper Town, while Lower Town is more like a new city. Next to the Assumption of Mary Cathedral in Upper Town is the Dolac Market, known as the "basket of Zagreb". The vegetables and fruits in the market are freshly picked, washed and sold by vendors in the morning. During strawberry season, as I searched for the market in the direction of Upper Town, I could smell the strong scent of strawberries from afar, and I knew the market must be nearby. Putting aside the political events of the 1990s and letting go of the grievances with neighboring countries, come here in the morning to buy a bunch of fruits and vegetables, and when tired, sit at the century-old café next to it and chat with the locals, watching the passersby is enough. There is an interesting thing that in the Dolac market, apart from some tourists, most of the vendors and customers are elderly people. Where are the young people who fled to Zagreb as described by Dalibor Matanić now?