One of the most romantic promenades in Zagreb is most certainly the
Strossmayer promenade. The first public Zagreb promenade was named after the
renowned bishop Strossmayer, in 1874, who did good deeds not only for the city
of Zagreb but also for all Croatia. The promenade is
located in the Upper Town at the
foot of the Lotrščak Tower
with a beautiful view
of the city from which traditionally
every day a cannon shot indicates striking of noon.
Accompanied by dense shadows of wild chestnut trees, it is one of the
most beautiful places to relax or take a walk in the morning or at dusk. The
romantic atmosphere of the promenade is complemented by gas lanterns and lamps
designed by Hugo Ehrlich as well as with benches alongside the promenade. In
1890 a funicular was put in motion so as to better connect the lower part of
the city of Zagreb with Gradec. While today’s form the Strossmayer’s promenade
gets in 1912.
In order to revive the spirit of the beautiful promenade, this year also
welcomes the project “Summer on Stross” with selected musical programme, art
illustrations, fun games and raffles, artists and their canvases and many other
forms of entertainment. From 29 May to 2 September 2013 the citizens of Zagreb
and its many tourists will have the opportunity to enjoy a full 100 days of fun
and summer months in the Croatian capital. With the sound of jazz, nostalgic,
Hispanic or gypsy music you will return home with the finest memories of the city.
Rich musical programme, fireworks and best mutt competition will be held on 30
June 2013. ARCOTEL Allegra Zagreb invites all fans of good music and entertainment
to book their accommodation in time in a city rich with fun events throughout
the summer.
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