The arched entrance of the Stone Gate in Zagreb's Upper Town, with people walking up the cobbled street.

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Stone Gate

The Stone Gate is the only surviving gate of medieval Gradec, first built in the 13th century and given its present form in the 18th. Its vaulted passage holds a shrine with a painting of the Virgin Mary that was found undamaged after the town fire of 1731. People stop to light candles and pray, and the Mother of God of the Stone Gate is Zagreb's patron saint.

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Museum of Broken Relationships

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Croatian Museum of Naïve Art

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Lotrščak Tower

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Grič Tunnel

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Ban Jelačić Square

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Zagreb Cathedral

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Croatian National Theatre

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Free entry

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