Zagrebačka Avenue, Commercial avenue in western Zagreb, Croatia
Zagrebačka Avenue is a dual carriageway in western Zagreb running from Slavonska Avenue to the Savska Opatovina roundabout. It features three lanes in each direction and serves as a direct link between residential areas and major shopping centers.
The avenue originated in 2006 when city authorities separated and renamed a section of the former Ljubljanska Avenue. This change was part of a broader restructuring of the traffic network in western Zagreb.
This avenue functions as a major shopping and commuting route where Zagreb residents regularly pass through and use the commercial centers along the way. The street has become embedded in how locals navigate and experience the western part of the city.
The avenue is well served by public transportation with several bus routes running regularly along the corridor. Those arriving by car will find ample parking available at the Avenue shopping center.
The street sparked public debate when planned road improvements to create interchanges were not completed as originally intended. This unfinished infrastructure work became a topic of discussion about how the city handles traffic solutions.
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