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★Zagreb Cathedral - 850m
★Park Ribnjak - 350m
Looking at numerous villas and modern houses while strolling past countless embassies, this is probably the best place to start your adventure if you are seeking for the best view in Zagreb.
Šalata offers plenty of opportunities to stretch your legs. For starters, Šalata has a pretty big sports and recreational centre - ŠRC Šalata. Pools, basketball courts, football court (which transforms into an ice rink in the winter), tennis courts - you name it, you got it. If it's too hot, feel free to hop in one of the pools to cool yourself, you won't regret it. The centre itself is particularly renowned for the tennis courts where both amateur and professional tennis players gather.
This is where in 2006 Croatia's largest music festival, INmusic, started. Music giants Franz Ferdinand and Morrissey, along with a plethora of lesser known bands, were only a shy hint of what will 10 years later turn out to be one of the biggest rock festivals in the region.
Šalata and Zagreb, in general, are more than welcoming when it comes to major musicians and concert events.

If you have a thing for characterful public transport, such as trams, you’ll be easily impressed in Zagreb, but you can just as easily explore the historic centre on foot.
Walking is one of the greatest things you can do in Zagreb.
The Upper Town dimly lit narrow streets will draw you in on a romantic quest. You’ll be poking your head around each corner, wondering where such a secluded alleyway or a staircase might lead? A mysterious park, hidden courtyard, or a world-class museum?
Even when you join pedestrians in the busier Lower Town, walking from point A to point B will be a joyful sidewalk dance. A mellow stroll infused with window-shopping, people-watching and happily getting distracted with new discoveries.