The house named Golli on Tkalčićeva Street, which features the diploma work "Sunčana ura" (Sundial). This residential corner house, built at the beginning of the 19th century, is first mentioned as being owned by the hatmaker Martinus Golli. The house is made of brick, with a wooden gabled roof covered in tiles. Exceptional location in heart of Zagreb. Two minutes walk to the main square and in pedestrian area. It is also very close (15 min by walk) from railway station, and about 25 min from main bus station. All tourist attractions are near and there is no need for public transportation, but if you plan to go a little bit further from the city center, the nearest public transportation is also a few minutes by foot.

Tkalčićeva Street is one of the most vibrant-a fascinating blend of history, culture, and local charm. Nestled in the heart of the city, during the day, the street hums with activity—people enjoying coffee at outdoor terraces, street musicians playing tunes, and tourists discovering the charm of the city. As the evening falls, the atmosphere shifts into a vibrant nightlife scene, with bars and clubs offering a fun and relaxed setting to unwind. One of the most captivating features is its eclectic range of places to eat and drink. From cozy bakeries serving freshly baked goods to upscale bistros offering Croatian and international cuisine, there’s something for every palate. Many visitors find themselves sipping coffee or a cocktail at a sidewalk café, enjoying the hustle and bustle of Zagreb’s urban life. It's also a place where locals come together to socialize, celebrate, and simply enjoy the beauty of their city. It’s a symbol of the warmth and openness of the people of Zagreb—a street where different generations, cultures, and backgrounds blend together, creating a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. But the charm doesn’t end with the street itself. Just around the corner, you'll find some of Zagreb’s most iconic sights. A short walk uphill will take you to the medieval walls of Gradec, the Upper Town, where cobbled streets and historic buildings await. Here, you can visit landmarks like St. Mark’s Church with its iconic tiled roof, the Croatian Parliament, and the Lotrščak Tower, where the famous Grič cannon fires every day at noon. On the other side, it leads you directly into the heart of Kaptol, home to the majestic Zagreb Cathedral, a symbol of the city. The area around Tkalčićeva is also full of hidden gems. Take a turn into one of the narrow side streets, and you may stumble upon an artisanal shop selling handmade crafts, a quirky bookshop, or a cozy wine bar tucked away in a charming courtyard. The beauty of Tkalčićeva lies in these unexpected discoveries.