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Lotrščak Tower

Lotrščak Tower

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Lotrščak Tower

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Location: City of Zagreb, Croatia

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2. Zagreb City Walls – Tkalčićeva Street loop from Zagreb Zapadni kolodvor

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3. Grič Tunnel – Lotrščak Tower loop from Zagreb

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Hans 🌄 🌻🚐🙋‍♂️🚴🚶‍➡️

August 28, 2024

One of the shortest train routes in the world, as a walker you naturally walk around. The connection is between the popular shopping street and the old center.

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Thomas

August 29, 2022

From here you have a great view of the city!

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Karawankenbär

August 20, 2020

The impressive Lotrščak Tower in the upper town was once a watchtower, bell tower and cannon tower and now functions as a lookout tower and an unmistakable symbol of Zagreb.

The striking Lotrščak Tower is a landmark of the city and, along with St. Mark's Church, is the most famous sight in the upper town of Zagreb. Rising high into the Croatian sky, he welcomes the passengers at the mountain station who come every 10 minutes with the “ZET Uspinjaca” cogwheel train from the lower town. The Lotrščak Tower can be climbed for a small fee and offers the most beautiful panoramic view of the city.

The Romanesque Lotrščak tower is the best preserved relic of the former city fortifications of Zagreb. It was built in the 13th century as the south gate in the city walls of Zagreb. Its name also goes back to its original Latin name "campana latrunculorum". The “thief's bell” was placed in the Lotrščak tower in 1646 and announced the closing of the city gates every evening.
Bang at noon

Its former function is still reminiscent of a cannon shot that rang out over Zagreb every day at noon. The cannon was placed on the newly built fourth floor of the watchtower in 1877 and at that time gave the town's bell ringer the signal to ring the noon to the minute.

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1. Ban Jelačić Square – Tkalčićeva Street loop from Martićeva

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