Peaceful and inspiring, Mirogoj is an unique graveyard with specific artistic and architectural value and historic significance - one of the most attractive places in Zagreb! Mirogoj is the biggest achievement of Croatian sepulcher architecture and considered one of the most beautiful European cemeteries. From there, ascend Mirogojska street to reach Mirogoj approximately 1 km away.
Before Mirogoj cemetery was opened, dead were buried on other cemeteries in Zagreb, depending on the place of residence, religion or class. During the 's, according to newspapers, small cemeteries were overcrowded and a new cemetery was necessary.
In Zagreb had The most important cemetery before Mirogoj was Jurjevsko cemetery on Upper Town, where burials were held between City council and archdiocese agreed in The same agreement declared that chapels of St Roch and St George should "give all their cash of Embark on an immersive 3.
Explore Zagreb's rich history and culture as you witness its impressive architectural landmarks, stroll through the cobbled streets of Upper Town, and visit the revered Mirogoj Cemetery. Includes complimentary pickup service from centrally located hotels, and access to the iconic Funicular Railway with flexible departure timings available throughout the day. Check availability and prices. Discover the history, culture, and modern way of life of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, on this two-hour introduction tour.
Along the way, your knowledgeable guide will provide recommendations for places to visit during your free time, ensuring that you have an informative and enjoyable experience. But the story of Mirogoj cemetery actually started almost 20 years earlier when Ljudevit Gaj, a Croatian reformer, poet and Illyrian Movement leader bought a small forest and vineyard Heresinec on the hill north-east of Zagreb.
