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Post Report of the Day

Zagreb, Croatia

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Zagreb has become one of the best places that I have ever lived in or visited and I hope that your experience in Zagreb will be as great as mine!

Are preschools available? Day care? Are these expensive? What has been your experience with them, if any? Do the schools provide before- and/or after-school care?

The AISZ preschool is the only English speaking preschool. However, there is a nice Croatian speaking preschool called "Brat Sunca".