Donji Grad (Lower Town)

Zagreb's grand core, Donji Grad: Ban Jelačić Square, Dolac market and the Green Horseshoe, the city's central cultured district

Updated May 25, 202612 min read

About Donji Grad (Lower Town)

Donji Grad (Lower Town) is Zagreb's central business and cultural district: grand 19th-century architecture, the Ban Jelačić main square, the Dolac open-air market, the Tkalčićeva café street, the Croatian National Theatre and the green 'Horseshoe' of parks including Zrinjevac. Walkable and cultured, it is the city's most central address. For investors, Donji Grad is a central buy-to-let and lifestyle play: grand period stock with the broadest tenant base and gross yields of ~3.6–4.5%. EU/EEA citizens buy freely; non-EU buyers need reciprocity plus Ministry of Justice consent (or a Croatian company), and pay a 3% transfer tax. Croatia uses the euro and has no golden visa.

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Donji Grad (Lower Town) in Zagreb, City of Zagreb, Croatia

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