Have you ever visited the graveyard for sightseeing? To me, it was weird but the guidebook said that you should visit Mirogoj cemetery when you have time in Zagreb. I’m not sure if I can take some pics there or not…but here you go.
In Japan, the graveyard has kind of scary atmosphere which I don’t want to visit there for sightseeing, but here it looks nice and beautiful somehow. But I tried not to take many pics.lol
If you are interested, visit Mirogoj cemetery 
▼more beautiful sceneries▼
Hvala vam što objavljujete priče iz Hrvatske, to me baš veseli 
Mirogoj je najveće i najljepše groblje u Zagrebu.
Evo nekoliko mojih slika:
Hvala vam @Annachan16
Draga @OlgaKlimchik i
@plavarda kako vam se sviđa groblje Mirogoj u Zagrebu?
@renata1 altra cosa da fare in Croazia per me. Ho gustato anche il video di @Annachan16 e ho visto come Zagabria sia una miscela di stili architettonici, austroungarico per quanto riguarda i palazzi del potere e signorili, mentre l’architettura delle case, diciamo di abitazione della gente, sia quella caratteristica dei paesi balcanici. Il cimitero è molto simile nell’impostazione di quello che abbiamo qui a Vicenza costruito nel XIX secolo (ovviamente nella sua parte storica e non quella moderna). I cimiteri raccontano molto di un popolo ed uno dei monumenti che andrebbero sempre visitati in una città, non per niente i ritrovamenti più importanti della storia sono sempre stati fatti nelle necropoli, ossia i cimiteri antichi.
Grazie per avermi taggato!
Un abbraccio
Paolo
@renata1 Oh, thank you for sharing the beautiful pics! It’s nice
Hvala vama @plavarda na ljubaznom odgovoru.
Drago mi je da vam se sviđaju slike @Annachan16
Que genial me encantó
Hvala vam na komentaru @Dannytravelco
@renata1 Thank you for tagging me for this post. Really I am not a fond of walking round the cemeteries, but sometimes excursions there can be very educational. One of such places I may notice is Lvov Lychakivs’ki Cemetery. had extremely changed my view to cemeteries.
This cemetery is built in Austro-Hungarian period and maybe even earlier, now it’s known as one of the oldest cemeteries of Europe. It works as cemetery till now, but it’s also a museum-reserve now. Many famous people are buried here, and many famous sculptors made monuments to glorify their memory.
In Minsk I may mention not so well-known cemetery: Military cemetery, where many famous people of Belarus are buried. It’s not so prosperous as Lychakivs’ki Cemetery, but it’s small and cosy. Here one of the most ancient churches of Minsk is situated, it is saved in it’s initial state and it’s the only Minsk church which worked and wasn’t closed during all Soviet period.
Hvala vam na odgovoru @OlgaKlimchik
Lijepa priča o bjeloruskim grobljima.
Puno zanimljivih informacija i super fotografija.
Hvala Olga.
