Located in the northwestern part of Croatia, Zagreb is the republic’s capital which is also the largest Croatian city. It is found along the Sava River, at the southern slopes of the Medvednica Mountain. Zagreb is a very important part of Croatia in terms of business and commerce. Visiting Croatia will let you have a peek on amazing mix of modern lifestyle and traces of ancient Roman civilizations. It continues to progress as a city with the rise of various industries and technology. The city of Zagreb and its name first appeared in records that date back to 1094. It evolved through the centuries into the modern metropolis that it is today. It has a special governing status both as a city and a country which is headed by the city mayor.

Zagreb has a total area of 3,719 km2 and an average elevation of 122 meters above sea level. According to the city’s 2011 census, Zagreb has a total population of 792, 875. The wider metropolitan area, on the other hand including the City of Zagreb and Zagreb County, has a total population of 1, 110, 517 residents. The city lies in a strategic position in the Southwest part of the Pannonian Basin, and extends to the Dinaric, Adriatic, Alpine and Pannonic regions. The city of Zagreb is the center of government, administrative bodies, and almost all of the governmental ministries of Croatia.

With an impressive metropolitan status, Zagreb has lots of industries that provide jobs for locals and expats. Touring around the city, you will see the commendable architectural buildings and structures that add to its modern environment. Zagreb has an oceanic climate and has four separate seasons. The city also has diverse sights that escalate its tourism status, together with notable museums, bridges, and amazing landmarks. Among the most visited places include the Croatian Natural History Museum, Croatian National Theater, The Zagreba Sports and Recreational Center and many more.

The city of Zagreb also has a comprehensive inclusion of educational institutions, medical facilities, religious centers, hotel and accommodation establishments, impressive restaurants and food house and many more. You can visit Zagreb by land from Western and Central Europe.