Weekend before last, Eva took me to Medvedgrad. It is a reconstructed castle on a mountain high above Zagreb. The reconstruction was accelerated during the Tudjman regime as a monument to the Croatian nation, even including an eternal flame.
On a sunny day, the views would be spectacular; however, the day we were there it was a bit hazy.
The restaurant at the top was closed, so we walked down through a beautiful park to a tavern set among the trees.
The tavern is next to Queen Vaelo's spring from which fresh mountain water has been flowing since 1406. We sat outside and had a drink and a chat about the recent trip to the coast with Tim.
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On a sunny day, the views would be spectacular; however, the day we were there it was a bit hazy.
The restaurant at the top was closed, so we walked down through a beautiful park to a tavern set among the trees.
The tavern is next to Queen Vaelo's spring from which fresh mountain water has been flowing since 1406. We sat outside and had a drink and a chat about the recent trip to the coast with Tim.
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