Top Things to do in Krapina-Zagorje County
Things to do in Krapina-Zagorje County, Central Croatia: The Best Historic Sites
Discover the best top things to do in Krapina-Zagorje County, Croatia including Dvor Veliki Tabor, Staro selo museum, Franjevacki samostan i crkva sv. Katarine, Zupna crkva Sv. Jelene Krizarice, Kipovi u crkvi sv. Katarine - Statues at St. Catherine's Church, Zupna crkva Sv. Nikole, Crkva Svetog Jurja na Jezeru, Crkva Sveta Tri Kralja U Velikoj Erpenji, Kapela Blazene Djevice Marije na Strmcu, Rodna kuca dr. Franje Tudmana.
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1. Dvor Veliki Tabor
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 91 reviews
The fort of Veliki Tabor is one of the most important cultural and historical monuments of secular architecture in continental Croatia, with a unique monumental and authentic fortification structure. Situated at the top of Mount Hum Kosnicki, at 333 meters above sea level, it has dominated the Zagorje area for over half a millennium, during which time the architecture has blended in with nature. The impressive view from Veliki Tabor stretches over the entire Hrvatsko Zagorje area and part of Slovenia. This zero-category monument is one of the most recognizable identities of not only Hrvatsko Zagorje but of Croatia as a whole.
Reviewed By TanjaD - Rijeka, Croatia
I've visited it with my husband and our baby. definitely use a baby carrier and leave the stroller in the courtyard if you want to explore all the levels. The castle looks new because it's been recently restored to its former glory. In my opinion it's one of the most beautiful castles in Croatia. There are plenty of exhibits in the castle, weapons, torture instruments, furniture, horse carriages in the courtyard, different objects. There's also a room dedicated to the legend of Veronika Desinić who still hunts the castle (supposedly).
2. Staro selo museum
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4.0 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By 3008mannyd - Fairfield, Australia
Kumrovec a village north of Zagreb , birth place of Josif Bros (Tito) President of Yugoslavia until 1980 and the village is now an open air museum in Memory of Josif Tito. The village is very well preserved and clean. You can go in and out of the houses to see what artifacts, machines and tools they used . Gives you an idea on how they lived during those time.There's also a coffee bar and a souvenir shop. A scenic drive to the village and towards the Valley of Sin.. A place not to miss to visit when you're in Zagreb
3. Franjevacki samostan i crkva sv. Katarine
