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Is Zagreb safe to visit by yourself?

Q: I'm thinking of going to Zagreb (and probably another city nearby) for a few days in September. Would I be ok to travel on my own?

A: Absolutely safe, just visited there this spring.

QUESTIONS ABOUT VIENNA AND ZAGREB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Q: I plan to go to Vienna, Austria and Zagreb, Croatia for a trip next week and might stop in Bratislava, Slovakia just for 1 day. I was wondering is it dangerous there for BLACK American men? Do the women there like BLACK American men? I was wondering which one is cheaper overall and better to visit.

What is the weather like in August? Does it rain a lot? What is all to do there? Is it very expensive like Rome? Do they have a nice zoo and aquarium? Are the people hospitable towards Americans? Where do they speak English more? Is there a train that goes from Vienna to Zagreb and a train from Vienna to Bratislava? How long and how much is it? Is it safe for BLACK Americans?

I'm not a trouble maker nor I don't drink smoke, and not a party person but if something was to happen to me to where I went to jail will the US help me and be notified or is it like Mexico and Japan where the US can't do anything about it?

Certain countries have laws with the US where we are protected and the US can do something for us to get out of jail if an American was to get into trouble but I forget the name of this act Someone who is from there or who have experience please tell me which one should I visit and that's worth my money to travel too.Thanks
Thanks Wal I appreciate all the info. I'm flying into Vienna and plan to take a train to Zagreb for the weekend

A: "Certain countries have laws with the US where we are protected and the US can do something for us to get out of jail if an American was to get into trouble but I forget the name of this act"


Completely inaccurate and ridiculous information.

When you travel abroad you OBEY the LAWS of that COUNTRY. If you violate the rules of the host country you go to jail. There is nothing your government can do about it. PERIOD.

QUESTIONS ABOUT PARIS, LJUBLJANA AND ZAGREB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Q: I plan to go to Paris, France and Zagreb, Croatia and might stop in Ljubljana, Slovenia just for 1 day for a trip next week I was wondering is it dangerous there for BLACK American men? Do the women there like BLACK American men? I was wondering which one is cheaper overall and better to visit. I've heard French people are rude towards Americans especially BLACK Americans so that's why I plan to stay only 2 days just to see the tower.

What is the weather like in August? Does it rain a lot? What is all to do there? Is it very expensive like Rome? Do they have a nice zoo and aquarium? Are the people hospitable towards Americans? Where do they speak English more? How long and how much is it? Is it safe for BLACK Americans? How much and how long is the train from Zagreb to Ljubljana? Is the train safe for Americans?

I'm not a trouble maker nor I don't drink smoke, and not a party person but if something was to happen to me to where I went to jail will the US help me and be notified or is it like Mexico and Japan where the US can't do anything about it?

Certain countries have laws with the US where we are protected and the US can do something for us to get out of jail if an American was to get into trouble but I forget the name of this act Someone who is from there or who have experience please tell me which one should I visit and that's worth my money to travel too.Thanks
I don't think my question is puzzling.
Purplelunacy- thanks but just because someone is in a bad modd doesn't mean they should take it out on others. Yes I agree I hate NY and will NEVER go back there not live there. It's so overrated

A: Your question is very puzzling because France is no less civilised or safe than the USA. Black people are not scorned there because quite a few French citizens have their ethnic origins in past French colonies or present overseas territories. They were accepted in the general pattern of things at a time when blacks were still discriminated against in America. You are more likely to stand out in Zagreb or Ljubljana. French women have no particular dislike for American men, whatever colour they are, provided they act with decorum, do not accost them rudely or in a suggestive manner, do not get drunk and behave like boors. Black American actors like Harry Belafonte, singers like Nat King Cole and jazz players like Sidney Bechet and Louis Armstrong were the rage and are still popular.

Paris deserves more than two days to visit because it is crammed with interesting monuments, art galleries, lovely gardens, and yes, there is a zoo and state of the art aquariums, one of which at the Trocadéro is the best in Europe. Paris is a truly splendid city and the palace of Versailles, on the outskirts of Paris is one of the world wonders. Paris has much more to offer than Zagreb or Ljubljana which are rather drab, having suffered in more recent wars, and where the architecture is rather depressing partly because they were communist states. Not surprisingly Paris, since it is the most visited city in the world, it is more expensive overall. On the whole more ordinary people there speak and understand English as it is taught in schools, and many foreign tourists use English as the lingua franca to communicate with the locals. It would be helpful if you learnt basic greetings such as "Bonjour", "Merci", "Pardon", etc...to show willing and make a good impression.

Since you are not a trouble maker, do not drink etc.. you would not get into trouble and nobody would pick a fight with you either because of your nationality or your colour. There is no conceivable reason for you to be put in jail, unless you commit a felony. There is an American Embassy in Paris and if something were to happen to you, they would be contacted and would try to assist you as they would any American citizen. That is the general purpose of embassies abroad. There is also an American hospital, but unless you step under a car, the worst that might happen to you would be for your pocket to be picked as is happening in all capitals or major cities worldwide irrespective of nationality or location, so be careful with your possessions and do not carry all your money on you at any one time, and leave your valuables in the hotel safe. Do not wander on your own in down-at-heel districts late at night and do not take any risk that you would not take back home whatever city you are in. Do not forget to take a travel insurance before you leave, wherever you choose to go.
Trains are safe in Europe and Americans have no more problems in them than any other person.
The weather in August in Paris is generally warm with odd showers. It is a good time for tourists because a large number of Parisians take their annual holiday at that time so that it is less full of people going about their normal business. However at the moment it is colder than it would be normally.

It is your decision where to go depending on how long you are in Europe and the state of your finances. It is easy enough to Google Paris, Zagreb, or Ljubljana and see which has more appeal to you personally. It seems pointless to waste time travelling between these cities if you only have a very short time at your disposal, and, frankly, I would give Ljubljana a miss altogether unless you have personal reasons to go there.