These are all mediterranean countries: Spain, France, Italy, Yugolsavia, Greece, Turkey, Syria, Israel, Egypt, Libya, Tunesia, Algeria, Morocco, Lebanon.
The Sava River doesnât flow through the centre of Zagreb, so many tourist donât know that Zagreb has a river. I saw it from the tram, when I visited the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Novi Zagreb.
There are several direct trains per day from Budapest station to Zagreb, with the journey taking between 6 and 6 and a half hours. From Zagreb, you can then take a train or bus to your required destination in Croatia.The above-mentioned train also travels on to Split in summer (mid-June to the end of August), twice a week. Journey time from Budapest to Split is 15 hours.See the Die Bahn website for the best information about train timetables.rom Zagreb, you can then take a train or bus to your required destination in Croatia. The above-mentioned train also travels on to Split in summer (mid-June to the end of August), twice a week.