According to this legend, the city governor, who wanted to drink, ordered a girl named Manda take water from Lake Mandu evac (now a fountain), using the construction: 'Zagrabi, Mando!'. There is an assumption that the name Zagreb is connected with Iran's Zagros. Climate is humid subtropical in Zagreb, with four distinct seasons. Summers are hot, winters – cold. The average winter temperature – 1 C, average summer temperature – 20 C. Especially the hot end of May.
Podnimaetsya temperatures above 30 C. The highest recorded temperature – 40.4 C in July 1950, the lowest -27.3 C in February 1956. Zagreb – a city with a rich history. The first recorded appearance of the name of Zagreb datiruetsya 1094 year. While the city existed as two different cities: the smaller, eastern Kaptol (Kaptol), inhabited mainly by the clergy who lived in Zagreb Cathedral, and a large, western Grades (Gradec), inhabited mainly by farmers and traders.
Grades and Zagreb were merged in 1851. During the existence of Yugoslavia Zagreb was the main business center. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Zagreb became the capital of Croatia. History of Zagreb nachinaetsya much earlier than the date of 1094, when the Hungarian King Ladislaus (Ladislaus) founded a diocese. Next to Bishop began to develop quarter, which developed in the north of the Cathedral, as well as the quarter Gradec on a nearby hill. Today is the last – the Upper Town of Zagreb and is one of the stored neighborhoods.