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Some photos by Nicola from Italy🇮🇹

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3 photos by pasquale from italy 🗿

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Licitars are colorfully decorated biscuits made of sweet honey dough that are part of Croatia and Slovenia's cultural heritage. They are a traditional symbol of the Croatian capital Zagreb. They are used as an ornamental gift, often given at celebrations of love such as weddings and Valentine's Day.

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Bloody bridge

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The traditional dish of Zagreb “štrukle”

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Petrica Kerempuh is a literary character who appears in a number of Croatian and former Yugoslav works, but is most famous for his appearance in the critically lauded The Ballads of Petrica Kerempuh by Croatian author Miroslav Krleža.

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For 10 years now (from unveiling in march 2006.) bronze statue of peasant market woman called „Kumica Barica“ at Dolac market.

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Harmica is the old name of today's Ban Josip Jelačić Square.

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Brothers of the Dragon was a Croatian brotherhood and cultural association based on the principles of friendship, brotherhood, volunteerism, collective work and decision-making, with the aim of preserving and restoring Croatian cultural heritage 

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Brothers of the Dragon was a Croatian brotherhood and cultural association based on the principles of friendship, brotherhood, volunteerism, collective work and decision-making, with the aim of preserving and restoring Croatian cultural heritage 

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Fight scean on the bridge

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Tunel gric was a historical tunel that functioned as a bunker during the croatian war of independence and its name was given to it by the neighborhood which it under, called gric

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Old clock

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School

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First president

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The Zagreb Synagogue was the main place of worship of the Zagreb Jewish community in modern Croatia.  The synagogue was built in 1867 in the Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia within Austria-Hungary and was used until 1941 when the puppet state of the Axis Powers, the former Independent State of Croatia, had it demolished.