In our attic apartment in central Zagreb, history meets coziness. Nestled in a 140-year-old building on the charming Mesnička Street, this light-filled space with an A-frame-like interior offers a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern comfort. The quaint terrace boasts city views, ideal for savoring morning coffee or unwinding in the evening. The apartment is a serene retreat in the heart of Zagreb, just 700 meters from Ban Josip Jelačić Square and only 200 meters from the iconic Saint Mark's Church. With vibrant culture, cafes, and historical landmarks at your doorstep, it's a perfect base for exploring the Upper Town and beyond. Ideal for a couple of nomads, or for three friends or a small family, this cozy attic apartment offers tranquility and inspiration amidst the city's vibrant past. Whether you're working remotely, traveling with friends, or exploring as a family, this historic nook provides the perfect escape for those seeking a unique and intimate stay in Zagreb.

Mesnička Street carries a rich history, dating back to the 19th century when it was named after butcher shops near the city gates. Over time, it became an important part of Zagreb's cultural fabric. The street has seen milestones like the first auto-carriage ride in 1902 and has been home to notable figures such as the famous Croatian writer August Šenoa, who lived and passed away here in 1881. Just a few houses down, the renowned 18th-century writer Tituš Brezovački also found peace on this historic street.