Zagreb

🚼Pram

Zagreb's lower town (Donji Grad) is flat with wide boulevards and good pavement quality: very manageable with a pram. The upper town (Gornji Grad) has steep cobblestone streets and steps where a carrier is more practical. The tram network doesn't have universal pram access but most central stops are accessible.

🍽️Food & Eating

Croatia has a relaxed attitude toward children in restaurants. Local dishes like strukli (cheese pastry), cevapi (grilled meat), and bread with butter are reliable toddler choices. Zagreb's cafe culture is very laid-back and children are welcomed in most spots.

🛡️Safety

Very safe European capital with very low crime. A quiet, unhurried city compared to other European capitals which makes it less overwhelming for young children. The outdoor markets and parks are enjoyable and completely safe family spaces.

🏥Hospitals

The Children's Hospital Zagreb (Klaiceva bolnica) is Croatia's main paediatric hospital with solid emergency capability. KB Merkur has English-speaking physicians for private consultations. Most medical staff speak good English.