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From dog parks and cat cafés to various salons, accommodation options, and restaurants that welcome four-legged companions, there are many reasons why Zagreb can truly be called a pet-friendly city.

Many media sources claim that Zagreb has the highest number of museums per capita in the world. Some articles point out that the city has around 30 to as many as 40 museums, with a population of about 800,000, which results in a very high ratio.

In recent weeks, we were hit by cold, truly wintry weather - snow fell across almost the entire country, snowploughs were working at full capacity, roads faced numerous restrictions due to ice, and many people, especially children, decided to enjoy winter’s snowy delights.

The most wonderful time of the year has begun – lights illuminate the streets, everything is decorated for Christmas, fragrant, and filled with joy and laughter at every turn. During Advent, not only adults enjoy the festivities; the youngest visitors are especially delighted – they feel as if all their most magical dreams come true for an entire month.

With the first snowflakes, the city hinted at a true winter fairytale this year — the beginning of the famous Advent Zagreb. For years, it has been known as one of the most beautiful in Europe, but what gives it that special dose of magic isn’t only the lit-up squares and parks, the wooden stalls, or the scents of cinnamon, mulled wine, fritule, and homemade cakes.

When autumn arrives in Zagreb, the city glows in shades of gold and orange. Dolac Market fills with pumpkins, the scent of roasted chestnuts drifts through the streets, and traditional dishes bring warmth to every table. For visitors, this is the season to taste the heart of Zagreb by starting with three essentials: pumpkin, chestnuts, and štrukli. Let’s dive right in!

Cycling in Zagreb lets you move through the city at the perfect pace. One moment you’re rolling past church spires and market squares, the next you’re following the Sava River or circling a lakeside café.

Summer in Zagreb hums with the rhythm of concerts, festivals, and creative happenings. From edgy synth-pop nights to elegant classical performances. Whether you're a die-hard music fan, a lover of the arts, or simply seeking a memorable way to spend a summer evening, Zagreb has something to offer.

June in Zagreb hits differently. Since most of us are still city-bound, the demand for cafes with spectacular rooftops and views is high. For this reason, we have decided to share five must-visit spots!

From Črnomerec and Borongaj to its current location Pleso, Zagreb Airport was a crucial part of Croatian history and is still contributing to its rising profile as a hub for business, tourism, and culture in the region.