Zagreb Christmas Off the Beaten Tourist Path

The countdown has almost ended—on November 30th, the Christmas festivities will take over Zagreb! Are you coming?

25.11.2024

Tomislavac square - built to greet the king

As a nickname for Zagreb, Little Vienna was used a lot back in the day. This was primarily because of the architecture in the Lower Town area, which was obviously influenced by Austria, but also because of the peculiar mindset that Zagreb used to be known for.

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19.11.2024

A New Era for the Croatian Natural History Museum

The Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb’s Upper Town is a fascinating blend of history and science, set in a historic palace that once housed the Amadeo Theater. Today, it holds over 2 million specimens—minerals, fossils, plants, and animals—showcasing Croatia's rich natural heritage. Following a recent major renovation, the museum now features 39 halls with interactive and multimedia exhibits, making natural history come alive in fresh, engaging ways.

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13.11.2024

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Spring Is Served!

Although it's technically not here yet, it's definitely in the air. I'm talking about spring in Zagreb, of course. All the usual signs are clearly visible. Longer, sunnier days, spring flowers in bloom, life back in the streets... And when it comes to food, is there such a dish or produce that just screams spring? What are the heralds of spring on a plate? The answer is not so clear-cut, but let's try to paint a picture.

Become a Zagrebian

Make Zagreb Your Next Work And Travel Destination!

Once the COVID-19 pandemic is over I believe people will travel and explore the world more than ever, and Croatia is the perfect place to put on your bucket list.

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A New Era for the Croatian Natural History Museum

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Zagreb Advent 2020 in a New Virtual Form

"This Advent is all about bringing light back to our lives which is also a perfect metaphor for more positivity and that warm feeling that Christmas time usually gives us. "

Something to Look Forward to

When the Longest Street in Zagreb Comes to Life - Q'Art: Project Ilica

It was 20 years ago that Aleksandar Battista Ilić initiated the Community Art Project and the Ilica project along with it. From the very beginnings, the emphasis was on socially engaged art forms in the community.

Neighbor's Guide

Looking in Other Types of Sightseeing: Zagreb From Above

We'll probably never fly exactly like birds, but I think it's safe to say that these means of traveling skies are also amazing, if not better. Wouldn't you agree?

Zagreb for Kids

Fašnik: The Favorite Croatian Custom of the Little Ones

An old Croatian custom from the 19th century, and a political satire to do the afore-described show. The main characters are the Fašnik prince, princess Magpie, The Judge, and the lawyer who are taking over the city keys for the day, commenting on the current political events and social topics, and have a real blast out of it all.

Heartbeat of Zagreb

A Positive Spin On The Events Of 2020

One thing that many people around the world have noticed is that due to coronavirus we have started exploring our immediate surroundings more. With that, I can personally say, that I’ve found a new appreciation for my city.

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Visit 27th World Festival of Animated Films – Animafest Zagreb 2017

Magical world of animated films from all around the world is coming to Zagreb. Here's why you shouldn't miss it.

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The Chestnut Season In Zagreb

The season of chestnuts is upon us. If you enjoy them like me, you probably want the best chestnuts there are. Where can you find them? I did some research to help you with that.

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Matching Food and Football

The World Cup is slowly coming to its final stages and the football frenzy is fully on around the globe. Especially in Croatia, where we are eagerly waiting our quarter-final match.

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#TouristsOfZagreb: Exploring Your Own Country

You don't always have to go abroad to experience something new. Sometimes it's enough to explore your own country first and get to know its beauty. That's precisely the thought Tea had in mind when she visited Zagreb and decided to share her experience with me.

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