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City parks

Botanical garden

Botanical garden in Zagreb stretches all along the Mihanović street and makes the integral part of the Zagreb Green Horseshoe. It is spread on the surface of around 4.7 ha and has over ten thousand plant species from Croatia and the whole world including some endangered ones. Botanical garden is owned byThe Faculty of Nature and Mathematics, and founder was Antun Heinz (1861 - 1919). The first plants were planted in 1892, after the period of one year the garden was completed. The garden is equiped with artificcial hills, ponds bridges, and even some artificial caves. The largest part of the garden is arboretum made in English garden style and the rest of the park is done with strictly symmetrical lines. Zagreb Botanical garden has a great cultural, educational, historical and tourist values for the city of Zagreb and the Republic of Croatia and therefore statutorily protected as a monument of nature and culture since 1971.

Ribnjak (Pond)

Ribnjak is the park situated on the upper nordern part of the town and it is stretching along the east walls of Kaptol. The park had been a part of the city fortification since the 15th century. Until the 19. century the whole area was pishopric ponds after that time it was changed into an English type garden with exotic plants, waterfalls and decorative statues. However, since late 19th century, parts of the park have been slowly chipped away to make way for new buildings and infrastructure, such as the widening of Ribnjak Street. After the World War II it was expanded and opened for public, becoming a prime location in the heart of Zagreb.At present day park has only two monuments . Monument to Croatian poet Ivan Goran Kovačić and monument "Shame" by sculptor Antun Augustinčić. Area of the park today is 40 000 square meters with different trees as Atlas cedar, Yew, Magnolia trees and liquidambars.

Maksimir Park

Maksimir Park is situated in the eastern part of the town. It was open to public in 1794 and was the first public promenade in this part of the Europe. It was named after its founder, the Zagreb bishop Maksimilian Vrhovec (1752 - 1827), today is completely surrounded with town settlements. Park Maksimir represents a shelter for many plant and animal species . Its value for the protection of endangered species connected to old hollows is significant because of preserved hundred-year-old oak forests. In Park Maksimir more than one hundred bird species are recorded, of which specifically significant are hole-nesting birds. Besides forests, in Park Maksimir we can find meadows, lakes and streams, which also represent important habitats for various plants and animal, and in that way contribute to its biological diversity.


The park is enriched with monuments and various style buildings. The Swiss house, the Viewpoint, The Doorman hut and the Echo Pavilion have been preserved as well as several park sculptures. Very important part of Park Maksimir is Zagreb ZOO, which is situated on the south entrance of the Park Maksimir. Visitors can see many species of animals from almost every continent – mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes and invertebrates. Additionally, the Zoo participates in many endangered species protection programs, offers its visitors various educational programs, organizes events, and offers everyone information about the animals and nature itself.

Opatovina Park

Opatovina Park is made out of six gardens, owned by canon houses on Kaptol. After the Second World War the gardens were transformed into the public promenade. From the park we can see the west Kaptol wall, built of irregular stones. The best preserved Kaptol tower "Prišlin Tower"can be seen in the north-western corner of the park. The park is alive throughout the year and all kind of theatrical performances are held there.