Let’s explore the everyday life of people living in Zagreb in the time of Yugoslavia! Yugoslav socialist system, unique and controversial, left many marks around the city. On this tour you’ll see both the old and abandoned factories whose signs rust on roof tops, and also factories that survived the transition and are still successful. We’ll also learn about the life in the well-known gigantic apartment building, listen to the 70s and 80s rock music and try to guess what happened to the former communist party headquarters building! You’ll get a unique chance to experience all that, with getting to know a lot about our history and way of life, while tasting delicious drinks and treats from the 80s and enjoying the unforgettable drive in an original Yugo car!
In front of the main entrance to the concert hall.
Open air market and abandoned dishes factory "Gorica."
We'll stop in front of The Mammoth, the largest apartment building in Zagreb.
Zagreb fair, the main Zagreb venue for different fairs and trade shows.
Building called "The Dice", built to house the Central Committee of Croatian Communists.
We'll walk on the levee of Sava river and see the famour Hendrix bridge.
Concert hall, known ae the venue that hosted Eurovision song contest in 1990.
We'll pass by to the attraction known as The Lady from Zagreb.
We'll see the statue of Dražen Petrović, known basketball player, and the Cibona tower.
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