Zagreb Cathedral through time

Zagreb 1898–2019 10 photos of this spot

10 photographs taken at the same spot in Zagreb, spanning 1898–2019 — 1 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Another 1898 view of Zagreb Cathedral, seen partway through its long neo-Gothic restoration after the 1880 earthquake left the building severely damaged. The seat of the Archdiocese of Zagreb, the cathedral remains one of Croatia's most recognizable landmarks.

EU: Zagreb - Cathedral (1898) 1898 Another 1898 view of Zagreb Cathedral, seen partway through its long neo-Gothic restoration after the 1880 earthquake left the building severely damaged. The seat of the Archdiocese of Zagreb, the cathedral remains one of Croatia's most recognizable landmarks.

Zagrebacka katedrala straznja strana 2008 A second 2008 photograph shows the back of Zagreb Cathedral, whose Gothic form and twin spires have dominated the city's Kaptol district for well over a century.

Zagreb 2011 Zagreb, the capital and largest city of Croatia, photographed in 2011. The city grew from the medieval settlements of Kaptol and Gradec, which stood on neighboring hills before merging into a single town.

Zagreb Cathedral tower 2011 The tower of Zagreb Cathedral, photographed in September 2011. Rebuilt after an 1880 earthquake, the twin-spired cathedral remains one of the tallest structures in Croatia.

Main façade and spires (108 m.) - Zagreb Cathedral 2012 This 2012 photograph shows the main facade and twin spires of Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia, which at 108 meters are among the tallest structures in the country.

Zagreb Cathedral reconstruction - Old and new spires 2012 Zagreb Cathedral during restoration work, its twin neo-Gothic spires shown mid-reconstruction. The towers, among the tallest structures in Croatia, were rebuilt in their present form after the 1880 Zagreb earthquake badly damaged the original. Photographed in 2012.

The Zagreb Cathedral being restored, the spires are high 2012 The Zagreb Cathedral, its twin spires rising 108 meters, photographed during restoration work in 2012. The neo-Gothic towers were rebuilt after an earthquake damaged the cathedral in 1880 and remain the tallest structure in Zagreb.

Zagreb Cathedral 2012 Zagreb Cathedral, whose twin neo-Gothic spires, among the tallest structures in Croatia, were rebuilt after the 1880 earthquake that damaged the medieval original. Photographed in 2012.

Zagreb - Vlaška ulica 2013 Vlaska ulica in Zagreb's Gornji Grad-Medvescak district, lined with older classical-style buildings, photographed in 2013.

Zagreb cathedral at sunrise 2019 Photographed at sunrise in 2019, this image shows Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia, whose spires, rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style after a nineteenth-century earthquake, make it the tallest building in the country.