Coat of arms of Zagreb

Coat of arms of Zagreb: Coat of arms of Zagreb

The coat of arms of Zagreb consists of a three-towered city with a star and a crescent moon overhead. The coat dates back to at least the 18th century.

Description

Against a blue ground, on a green hill, a silver/white walled moat with three towers and open gold/yellow gates; above right, a gold/yellow six-pointed star; above left, a silver/white crescent.

Sources

(English) The City of Zagreb - emblem and flag

External links

Media related to Coats of arms of Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons

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Croatian coats of arms
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