DELICIOUS ZAGREB FOOD TOUR | ZAGREB CROATIA TRAVEL VLOG

Zagreb Croatia is a charming capital city with AMAZING food! Check out the food tour Allie put together and save yourself some $$ while enjoying authentic Croatian dishes and exploring the city!
Food:
Cappuccinos at Caffe Finjak - 25 kn / 4 USD
Soup at Cuspajz & Fasiranac - 75 kn / 12 USD
Flatbreads and Kombucha at Heritage, Croatia - 61 kn / 9.76 USD
505 S CRTOM - 5kn / 0.80 USD
Zagrebački odrezak, Rice, and Greenbeans at Ficlek - 154 kn / 24.64 USD
Ice Cream at Vincek Slasticarnica - 44kn / 7.04 USD
Attractions:
2 Tesla Museum Tickets - 50 kn / 8 USD
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We're Nik and Allie, a U.S. based couple with a love of travel and adventure on a 6-month sabbatical through Europe and Asia. We publish new videos twice a week.
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[@adriaticdream9742]

505 S CRTOM means 505 with a line. (In Croatian 's' means with, and 'crta" is a line). If you take a look at the candies, you will see that each one has a line. Candies that exist more then 50 years and all generations like it here.

[@tihomirrasperic]

and you're eating them the wrong way 😂😂😂 don't bite, leave it on your tongue to dissolve on its own that's how you have an interest in your mouth for about 10 minutes

[@davorcihak7330]

That tunel is famous because first large rave party in Croatia was made there in 1993. Name of that party was UNDER CITY RAVE.

[@awaytogether]

So interesting!! Thanks for watching!

[@darkoulmer6881]

Čušpajz=chushpayz. It literally means stew. The word chushpayz originates from german Zuspeise which means side dish. But over the years it evolved into main dish.

[@volbeatdbv9846]

ha, ha, "505 s crtom", haven't had this one in more than 30 years...brings back some nice memories..

[@dragozajec]

More than 70 jears ,

[@mariomaer4746]

Love how you struggled with the pronunciations, so funny! Lovely video, love seeing people enjoy my city.

[@jtam70]

You guys are hilarious! Just came across your channel. Thinking of places to go this year. Croatia may be it. Subbed.

[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

A tip for future videos. Please don't make the music so loud. It just blasts out of nowhere. Otherwise, awesome video. Keep going.

[@awaytogether]

Noted! Thanks for the tip!

[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

@@awaytogether 👍

[@182RRR]

Nice videos. 505 is best to keep it in you mouth until it dissolves, don't crush it with your teeth. One delicious desert in Autumn/Winter time I always get in Zagreb is Kesten pire sa šlagom (Chestnut Puree with Whipped Cream).

[@awaytogether]

Good to know! We filmed this over a month ago but still have some 505 left. That Chestnut purée sounds incredible!!!!

[@matepavlovic361]

Bajadera is the best chocolate from Zagreb

[@t.h.u.g1219]

Thank you guys for promoting our beautiful city of Zagreb ❤️ the food looked super yum my, and I hope you guys had a great time here in Zagreb and hope to welcome you guys back in Zagreb one day... Much love and greetings

[@alexwaynemiller]

Great episode! That prosciutto sandwich looked great!

[@awaytogether]

One of the best things we’ve eaten on our whole journey!

[@oskng]

@@awaytogether probajte hranu iz slavonije. Najbolja hrana

[@ma-lu3088]

Awe, I love this couple! So cute!

[@awaytogether]

🥹 Thanks so much!!!!

[@discjockeydado]

There is a barbershop run by an american in Kaciceva street called Barbershop Zagreb. He could give you some tips on what to see in Zagreb.

[@awaytogether]

Wish we had talked to him!!

[@serious_filip522]

10:54 We have those too in Croatia!

[@linnea9017]

I so hope you made more food tours because they are so fun. Food is essentual to a country's culture. A travel channel without it is a no go so. Yay! Loved it. Mor plz! :D Hope you fixed the audio. Music is way to high. :)

[@endless031]

Hahaha 505 candy. Haven't had these in like 15 years.

[@awaytogether]

Lol glad we could take you for a walk down memory lane!!!

[@kmcphotographytx6396]

I feel like Croatia is surprisingly cheap? At least from what you guys have shared. I’m sure you can go overboard, but you can also still enjoy it cost effectively.

[@awaytogether]

Croatia was actually surprisingly expensive to us. Zagreb was a breath of fresh air - the further away we got from the tourist zones on the coast, the better things got. Allie did an amazing job finding affordable stops on this tour!

[@theoriginalLP]

Do you guys use any translation app such as Google translate? I mean, at least you would know what certain words mean. The app also lets you hear the word. Could be helpful with avoiding some of the great blunders with pronunciation. 😄😄😄

[@andrejamerseli9878]

❤️🇭🇷

[@augustbrante8117]

Is it ward to get by just knowing English? What would you think of spending a few months there?

[@awaytogether]

Not at all! Many people in Zagreb and throughout Croatia spoke enough English that we didn't have trouble. Of course, we always try to learn enough of the language to survive, but that's a few key phrases. We spent almost a full month in Croatia and loved it. We will definitely go back and I wouldn't hesitate to be there long term.

[@Kivas_Fajo]

s'crtom: First of all. Our R is not the same as yours. the c is prounced like a ts sound as in bits. If the the c has a tilted line on top or an upside down roof it's a ch as in cheese for the line and Chuck for the roof. So first one softly and second one hard spoken. If you see an S like this Š it's simply Sh. Slavic doesn't have a W. So everywhere you use a V replace with a W in your mind and pronounce it the same way. Đđ = DG/dg as in German the G and say a d sound befor the g sound and you got it...somehow.

[@awaytogether]

That is so helpful, thank you!!! I got more comfortable with all the nuances of s and c the more time we spent in Croatia, but “s crtom” threw me for a loop!

[@Kivas_Fajo]

@@awaytogether I can imagine that. There are no pronounciation obstacles in English like this. ;-) It is the same pronounciation as in the island of Krk. ...and no, it's not like Kirk. ;-)

[@solobano570]

Doesn’t Polish “slavic” have W?

[@Kivas_Fajo]

@@solobano570 I meant pronounce wise...sorry for the confusion. Polish is one of the rare exceptions that use a "W". It's Vladivostok and Vodka, not Wladiwostok and Wodka. ;-)

[@_Xorag]

for a love a god don't chew those 505, they are hard candy, you take one and you leave it, it's like lolly , xDD hello from croatian

[@awaytogether]

Haha that should be written on the bag in big bold letters. Thanks for watching!

[@_Xorag]

@@awaytogether XDD, i know, but you can ask someone to help you around town, on instagram or something, you would understund much better :D, btw i like your chanal

[@tomislavferic1723]

505 s kurtonom.😂

[@berxxify]

Making video about the food and never knowing the name of the food

[@awaytogether]

Haha pretty much