Zagreb; Sunday, 27 July, 2014

A nice long lie-in, unlike the previous morning, and a leisurely breakfast meant that it was heading towards midday before I made it out of the hotel and into town.

I wandered up through the centre of town to take the funicular up to the upper town. I had a bit of a wander round the upper town, and at this point found out that not only are most of the museums and attractions closed all day on Monday, they also close at 1pm on a Sunday afternoon, which meant most things were already closed.

The one thing that was running was the open-top tour bus, and my ticket from the previous day was still valid, so I re-took the green line that I had done the previous afternoon, this time sitting on the opposite side of the bus, from where there were much better views.

Having done a lap of the green route I was back near the restaurants around the cathedral, so I decided to have a slow late lunch/early dinner. This managed to occupy nearly two hours, by which time the first of the afternoon red route tours was ready to depart so I took that round for a tour of the city.

Back at the cathedral again I went for a long wander, and an evening drink, but decided that I was still stuffed from the enormous lunch, so instead, after a bit more of a walk, headed back to the hotel and an early night.