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St. George statue
St. George statue
Unlike conventional artworks in which St. George is depicted battling a dragon, this statue shows St. George after his fight with the Dragon, which is already slain and lying at the horse’s feet. The dragon is made of pink marble, while the horse and knight are cast in bronze. The sculpture is the work of the Austrian sculptor Anton Fernkorn. It was originally made for the palace in Vienna in 1853. The zinc cast was purchased and brought to Zagreb. The bronze statue was placed at its present day location in 1908.
Category: Other attractions,
Trg Maršala Tita, Zagreb 10000
45.809100, 015.969004 (45°48’32.8″N, 015°58’08.4″E)
Small
0-24h
Free sightseeing
5 min
GPS coordinates: 45.809100, 015.969004 (45°48’32.8″N, 015°58’08.4″E)
Address: Trg Maršala Tita, Zagreb 10000
Monument of St. George in battle with the dragon is located around 1km away from the main Ban Jelačić Square at Marshal Tito Square (next to the Croatian National Theatre).
Translations:
If you are driving with a car, show this translation to the taxi driver:
Molim Vas da me odvezete do spomenika sv. Jurja u borbi sa zmajem koji se nalazi oko 1km od glavnog zagrebačkog Trga bana Jelačića u ulici Trg Maršala Tita (pored Hrvatskog narodnog kazališta). Hvala!
You must also show to the taxi driver that he must turn on the taximeter:
Molim Vas uključite taksimetar. Hvala!
Additional translation:
Please can you tell me how to find this sight:
Molim Vas da me uputite prema spomeniku sv. Jurja u borbi sa zmajem koji se nalazi oko 1km od glavnog zagrebačkog Trga bana Jelačića u ulici Trg Maršala Tita (pored Hrvatskog narodnog kazališta). Hvala!
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