Mirogoj cemetery

The cemetery is large in size, and the walls are surrounded by castle-like buildings, which are very imposing. The walls are covered by plants such as green mountain climbers, which makes the cemetery more old. The cemetery is traditionally a cemetery for religious people, and it is not complete to see these tombstones. The cemetery is very clean, and people who are interested in seeing the lives of the deceased are also quite touching.

This is Croatia's largest public cemetery, where many soldiers and civilians who died in the war of I, WWII and the war of independence are buried. The gates of the cemetery are like Austrian-style castles, and the stone monuments are very characteristic, varied, and some are exquisite artworks. The cemetery is very silent, giving people a kind of awe and worship atmosphere.

Don't treat it as a place to escape the hustle and bustle. It looks like an Austrian-style castle and covers an extremely wide area. 106 is about 10 minutes away. In the warm winter sun, the whole cemetery is more silent, and the citizens who come to hang by the hanging feel that the layout and atmosphere are not heavy. Although it seems strange, it is suitable for this kind of crowd to be concentrated in the season of the church, the upper city, and the main square.

The cemetery has also become a local tourist attraction, showing some understanding of death and departure and the attitude they hold, the whole cemetery is not that sad atmosphere, but beautiful and quiet.

Come here to see the culture of Croatia's cemetery, the environment here is peaceful and peaceful, there are actually quite a lot of tourists here, but everyone quietly visited, so it seems very quiet and the environment is very good.