Portal of the Zagreb Cathedral through time

Zagreb 2013–2019 6 photos of this spot

6 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Zagreb, spanning 2013–2019. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Zagreb Cathedral, formally the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, photographed in 2013. Its twin neo-Gothic spires remain a defining feature of the Zagreb skyline.

Zagreb - Katedrala Marijina uznesenja 2013 Zagreb Cathedral, formally the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, photographed in 2013. Its twin neo-Gothic spires remain a defining feature of the Zagreb skyline.

Zagreb Cathedral 01 in 2016 2016 A street scene in Kaptol, the historic quarter surrounding Zagreb Cathedral in the Croatian capital. The district has served as the seat of the Zagreb archdiocese since the Middle Ages.

Portal of the Zagreb Cathedral 2019 This 2019 photograph shows the portal of Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia, the neo-Gothic cathedral whose twin spires rise over the city center and mark the skyline of the Croatian capital.

Zagreb Cathedral 01 2019 Zagreb Cathedral, with its twin neo-Gothic spires, dominates the skyline of Croatia's capital. This 2019 photograph shows the cathedral, which was substantially rebuilt after the 1880 Zagreb earthquake damaged its earlier structure.

Zagreb Cathedral 02 2019 Another view of Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia's capital, photographed in 2019, shows the twin-spired landmark that has defined the city's skyline since its post-earthquake reconstruction at the turn of the twentieth century.

Zagreb Cathedral 04 2019 The neo-Gothic twin spires of Zagreb Cathedral rise over the Croatian capital in this 2019 image; the cathedral was rebuilt in its current form by architect Hermann Bollé after an 1880 earthquake and remains the tallest building in Croatia.