Zagreb Quiz

What is the name of the famous church in Zagreb with a colorful tiled roof?

• St. Mark's Church

• St. Paul's Church

• St. Peter's Church

• St. John's Church

Which tower in Zagreb is known for its iconic cannon firing every day at noon?

• Lotrščak Tower

• Tower of London

• Eiffel Tower

• Leaning Tower of Pisa

According to legend, how did Zagreb get its name?

• From a soldier's name

• From the name of the hill, Zagrebac

• From the word Zagrabi

• From the name of the city's forest

Which famous market in Zagreb is known for its fresh produce and vibrant atmosphere?

• Korčula Market

• Dolac Market

• Plitvice Market

• Dubrovnik Market

What is the name of the statue of a woman at the market Dolac in Zagreb?

• Barica

• Štefica

• Manda

• Marko

What is the name of the fountain located in Ban Jelačić Square in Zagreb?

• Ban Fountain

• Manduševac Fountain

• Jelačić Fountain

• Zagreb Fountain

What is the significance of the Lotrščak Tower in Zagreb?

• It was built as a royal residence

• Historical importance as part of the city's defense system

• It is a popular spot for bungee jumping

• It is known for its modern architecture

What is the legend associated with the fountain Manduševac in Zagreb?

• A legend says that a beautiful woman named Manduša was at the spring, and a knight asked her to fetch him some water (Zagrabi in Croatian). The knight struck the ground with his sword, and water started flowing, creating the Manduševac fountain.

• A legend says that the fountain was built by ancient Romans

• A legend says that the fountain was created by a group of fairies

• A legend says that the fountain was formed by a volcanic eruption

What is the historical significance of St. Mark's Church in Zagreb?

• It is a symbol of the city and an important landmark with its colorful tiled roof

• It was the location of a significant political event in the 20th century

• It was the site of a famous battle in the 18th century

• It was the residence of a famous historical figure

What does the statue Kumica Barica represent in Zagreb?

• A traditional market woman

• A modern-day politician in Zagreb

• A famous queen of Croatia

• A mythical creature from Croatian folklore