Zagreb Cathedral is the most stylish and most eloquent architectural realization chruch architecture of the Gothic style southeast of the Alps.

Built in the 11th century, this magnificent cathedral, partially demolished after an earthquake in 1880, has a new face since the Austrian architect Hermann Bolle added two big towers / arrows that make this cathedral a symbol of Zagreb. Herman Bolle has also worked on two other symbols of the city of Zagreb : the cemetery of Mirogoj and St. Mark’s Church.