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Zagreb is not a car culture; its citizens are happy to take advantage of the excellent public transportation system that offers 24/7 service. TramsAs of May 5, 2009 all tram service in central Zagreb became free. The idea was to encourage residents to leave their cars at home and leave the city center free of traffic. The trams start early enough in the morning to catch an early flight and run late enough to explore some of Zagreb's nightlife. Read more about using Zagreb's tramways and see a Zagreb tram map. Local BusesZagreb's bus system is designed to transport residents to and from outlying neighbourhoods and suburbs which makes trams the preferable option for most Zagreb sightseeing. Read more about using Zagreb buses and see a Zagreb bus map. FunicularFor generally agreeable transport, nothing can beat a funicular. Zagreb has one funicular which links the Lower Town and the Upper Town near Lotrscak Tower. It runs every 10 minutes from 6.30am to midnight daily and the price is only 4HRK.
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