Croatian capitol is often called the city of museums, as there are more of them per square meter than any other place in the world, which does not mean there is nothing else for you to do. You can, according to a local custom, have a coffee (popiti kavu), which translated from Croatian means: "sit and watch the world go by", as Miroslav Krleža, a famous Croatian writer used to do, or immerse in other rich contents this city offers to its visitors.
Situated in old city centre, couple of minutes walk from the train station, and three couples of minutes ( quarter of an hour ),walk from the bus station.
Altogether 210 beds,divided in single,double, three and six bedded rooms. Everything is in walking distance ( clubs,museums, parks ,Gornji grad)so you can experience the busting city life between the two steps you make.
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Croatian capitol is often called the city of museums, as there are more of them per square meter than any other place in the world, which does not mean there is nothing else for you to do. You can, according to a local custom, have a coffee (popiti kavu), which translated from Croatian means: "sit and watch the world go by", as Miroslav Krleža, a famous Croatian writer used to do, or immerse in other rich contents this city offers to its visitors. 
