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The Arcades at Mirogoj The cemetery read as architecture and as a civic record — the arcades, the domes and the ground behind them, out where the loop through the Upper Town has already finished. History Beyond the centre Novi Zagreb, Panel by Panel The post-war city south of the Sava on its own terms: the long residential blocks, the plateau of everyday shops beneath them, and the avenue the tram runs down. Architecture Across the Sava Dolac, and the Market Morning The market as the city actually uses it, rather than as a five-minute stop: the open-air stalls, the hall and the fish counter each keep their own hours, and the hour you arrive decides what is left. Food and drink Timing matters The Legends, Walked After Dark The stories the city tells about itself, walked in order once the light has gone, with a plain note on which of them survive a check and which do not. Legend After dark What the Earthquake Took Off the Skyline The 2020 damage read on the ground: what the cathedral lost, what is going back up, how long that is expected to take, and why a guide written before it is describing a skyline that is no longer there. History Upper Town The Green Horseshoe, Corner by Corner The Lower Town walked as the plan that made it — a chain of squares and gardens laid out deliberately — rather than as a list of façades passed on the way somewhere else. Architecture Lower Town Still Open at Nine An evening built around the doors that are genuinely still open after the daytime tours have finished, and around the last admission rather than the closing time. Timing matters After dark After the Free Tour Written for the reader standing where the free two-hour loop ends, with the rest of the day still in hand: what is within reach from that exact spot, and what the loop was never going to reach. Timing matters Beyond the centre Advent, on Foot The winter city walked between the market zones, and the one distinction that decides the day: the zones are hospitality, the shops are retail, and only one of the two is shut by law on a public holiday. Food and drink Timing matters

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