Tkalčićeva Street Stroll | Zagreb Friday Night

[@anacallow509]

Tom you are fantastic! I love the way you show Tkalča the day it’s look today! In “ MY “ time 75 years ago was much more different .I walk this way to my High school on Gornji Grad ! I do live in Canada last 54 years but my heart never left my dear birth place,Zagreb. Thank you very much! 🙏 Baka Ana

[@duanemartin1094]

What a beautiful stroll through Zagreb, Tom. Just awesome! I'm home from Budapest and Prague and already homesick for friendly people, beautiful settings, strolls, wonderful markets, and amazing thermal baths. Keep these videos coming. I appreciate every minute of them.

[@TomHallOnline]

You are so welcome

[@fapmashina1]

Great video! You've done some nice work presenting this old and very vibrant street in our capital city! Kind regards from Croatia!

[@RGC198]

Hey Tom, All my life, I have always wanted to stroll down Tkalčićeva Street!!! LOL It looks like an interesting area. Thanks for sharing.

[@harryc560]

Must say Tom we really enjoy your walk and talk videos feels like we’re walking along with you We both thank you for sharing Harry and Amy ( Belfast)

[@frishki]

The place is called La Štruk, the meal is Štrukli.

[@frishki]

Also, it's not Serbia that is exiting to Adriatic coast and splitting Croatia in half, but Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[@TomHallOnline]

Thank you

[@iantrotter3185]

Good one, Tom.

[@RGC198]

Incidentally Tom, do they have any street performers back in fort Meyers?

[@TomHallOnline]

Yes!

[@bornahorvath6598]

When you go to Dubrovnik you have to cross international border Bosnia&Herzegovina,not Serbia,where Dalmatian city Neum is,which is inhabited by 99% of Croats and it was separated from Croatia in 1945 by Yugoslav Communist regime. Bosnia&Herzegovina was separated by Commies from Croatia in 1945,just like East Germany was separated from Germany or North Korea was separated from South Korea because of Communism. I'm Bosnian,a Croat,just like Dalmatians,Slavonians,Istrians,Herzegovians are! etc…… *X*

[@dariosehovic]

That's utter nonsense. Neum was handed to the Turks (thus becoming part of Bosnia) in the late 17th century by Dubrovnik in a treaty where they refused to be tangent to the then-south-expanding Venice. Might want to brush up on your history lessons.

[@fapmashina1]

@@dariosehovic Completely agreed! And I'm professional historian!