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  1. Maksimir Park is the greatest masterpiece of garden architecture in Croatia. Preserving its hundred-year-old oak forests to this day it is a great place to escape the city lifestyle. TIP: MAKSIMIR IS ONE OF THE OLDEST PUBLIC PARKS IN THE WORLD, OPENED IN 1794.

  2. 316 hectares (780 acres) 3.15 km2 [1] Founder. Maksimilijan Vrhovac. Operated by. City of Zagreb. Website. www .park-maksimir .hr. Maksimir Park is the oldest public park in Zagreb, Croatia. It forms part of the city's cultural heritage and is a habitat for many different plant and animal species.

  3. Croatia. Central Croatia. Zagreb. Things to Do in Zagreb. Maksimir Park (Maksimirirski perivoj) 572 reviews. #1 of 338 things to do in Zagreb. ZoosParks. Open now. 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM. Write a review. About. This 18th-century, 18 hectare park also houses the city zoo. Meets animal welfare guidelines. Suggest edits to improve what we show.

  4. www.infozagreb.hr › en › explore-zagrebMaksimir Park

    Maksimir is the biggest and most beautiful park in Zagreb. It holds a special significance for the citizens of Zagreb. In the past, they strolled around in crinolines, sporting the mandatory parasol. Today, they come in tracksuits and trainers.

  5. Park Maksimir is the oldest and largest public park in Zagreb. It is as important to Zagreb as Bois de Boulogne is important to Paris, Tiergarten to Berlin, and Regents Park to London. Founded in 1787, Maksimir was the first large public park in South-Eastern Europe. The park was named after its founder bishop Maksimilijan Vrhovac of Zagreb.

  6. Priroda Grada Zagreba. Posjetite biser našeg Grada, park Maksimir i ostala zaštićena područja. Uživajte u zelenilu, miru, mirisima i doživljajima u srcu Grada Zagreba, upoznajte njegove prirodne ljepote i kulturne znamenitosti koje smještene u zelenom kutku, pričaju priču svoga vremena, a duh i tijelo odmorite na mnoštvu mirnih mjesta ...

  7. Maksimir Park is a peaceful wooded enclave covering 18 hectares, easily accessible by trams 11 and 12 from Trg Bana Jelačića. Opened to the public in 1794, it was the first public promenade in southeastern Europe. It's landscaped like an English garden, with alleys, lawns and artificial lakes.