Lenucijeva potkova


Lenuci’s Horseshoe

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Lenuci or green stream is representative of an area that provides an important feature of Zagreb’s urban identity. The new parks formed a U shape similar to a horseshoe.
The parks were projected between 1883 and 1887, at a time when today’s Donji grad formed the southern outskirts of Zagreb.
The horseshoe got its name from Milan Lenuci, one of the most prominent architects of his time and a city planner during the expansion.
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1. Zrinjevac square
Nikole Šubića Zrinskog
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2. Strossmayer Square
Square J. Strossmayera
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3. King Tomislav Square
King Tomislav Square
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4. Ante Starčević Square
Ante Starčević Square
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5. Botanical garden
 Square Marka Marulića 9A
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6. Marko Marulić Square
Marko Marulić Square
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7. Ivan Mažuranić Square
Square Ivan Mažuranić
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8. Republic of Croatia Square
Square Republic of Croatia
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