Zagreb 360° observation deck
Sixteenth-floor terrace atop a landmark skyscraper, with all-round views of the main square.
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This guide to the Zagreb 360° observation deck in Zagreb climbs to the roof of the city's first business skyscraper on a November night in nineteen seventy, when a young American woman named Julienne Bušić arrived far too early for the disco, with a canvas bag at her feet. It touches on communist Yugoslavia, the Croatian independence cause and the square spread out below. Best heard at the railing, looking down over the tram lines.
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