Varazdin Travel Forum

Hi I'm trying to get to Varazdin from Pristina, Kosovo on 13 June for Radar Festival. Is anybody else going from Kosovo? Anyone have any advice about trains/busses either from Pristina or from Zagreb? I'm working w/ UN mission in Pristina for a short time and still haven't figured out how to get places from here - there don't seem to be many busses/trains.

Could someone help me tranlate the text below? I know that it is a farm that has both rooms and a dorm. Follows the text and a tentative translation of part of it. I don't have any knowledge of the Croatian language.
Thanks in advance,
Brazilianerin


CJENE NOĆENJA PO OSOBI ZA JEDNU NOĆ: prices per person per night
NOĆENJE ?
NOĆENJE SA DORUČKOM ? with breakfast
POLUPASION - half board
PUNI PASION - full board
BORAVIŠNA PRISTOJBA NAPLAĆUJE SE 4,00 kn, osobama starijim od 12 godina. Osobama sa invaliditetom, slijepi, gluhi uz potvrdu ne plaćaju boravišnu pristojbu. Djeca od 12 do 18 godina plaćaju (pola cijene) 2 kn. boravišne pristojbe. U navedenim cijenama je uračunat PDV.

mozzete li mi poslati faks

Sorry for the double posting--I thought the original was to the Croatia forum but it was only in Europe.
For our trip to Croatia in late Sept., we are staying 2 nights (1-1/2) days in Zagreb, 1 in Plitvicki, 2 at Trogir (including Split and Primosten), 2 on Hvar and 5 in the Dubrovnik area (going to Montenegro for 2 of the days if we can find a rental car we can take there).

We have one more day. Should we stay one more night in Zagreb and take a daytrip to the Zagorje area (some combination of Varazdin, Trakoscan, Veliki Tabor, etc.) or instead go to central Dalmatia and visit Zadar, Sibenik or some other location? Whichever you suggest, what should we see there? Any other comments or suggestions?

Can somebody prompt me the name of the old cemetery of Varazdin? It's very famous, under UNESCO protection, one of the must sees there.
Thanks,
I.