This is the list of some schools providing secondary education in Zagreb, Croatia.
Technical, medicine and other schools:
- Electrotehnic School Zagreb
- Technical School Rudjer Boskovic
- First Technic School Tesla
- Technical School Zagreb
- School for nurses, Mlinarska
- School for nurses, Vinogradska
- Schools for nurses, Bolnička
- School for textiles, leather and design
- Vladimir Prelog Science School
- Architectural school
- Veterinary school
- Agricultural school
- School for carpenters and wood technicians
- V Gymnasium
- XV Gymnasium
- Hotel and tourism School
- Gymnasium of Lucijan Vranjanin
- Serbian Orthodox Secondary School "Kantakuzina Katarina Branković"
- Islamic Secondary School dr.Ahmed Smajlovic
- Classical Gymnasium in Zagreb
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