Oh, Zagreb Christmas trees!

Have you already decorated your Christmas tree? Traditionally, families in Croatia decorate them on Christmas Eve and remove them after Epiphany - that's Three Wise Men - on January 6th.

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18.12.2024

The History and Tradition of Advent in Zagreb

When the first snowflakes settle on the rooftops of Zagreb, and the streets fill with the aroma of mulled wine and gingerbread, the city transforms into a living fairytale, glowing with light and joy. However, Advent in Zagreb is not merely a contemporary festival attracting visitors from around the world. Its roots run deep into history, interwoven with traditions and customs that have long shaped the spirit of this city.

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10.12.2024

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?

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25.11.2024

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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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The History and Tradition of Advent in Zagreb

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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. "

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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.

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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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Comfort food on the Mountain

As much as we all craved summer and sunny days just a couple of months ago, we have to admit - sometimes it's simply unbearable to live and breathe in the hot city.

Infamous Ruler of the Mountain

Medieval age was a dark one for the capital. Underneath its wealthy mercantile routes and freshly built walls Zagreb trembled at the mere mention of Her Majesty, the Black Queen.

Zagreb Expats: Discovering My Mother's Homeland

Would you be brave enough to move from one continent to another at only 18 years old? Well, that's exactly what Dora did and here is her story.

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Nama and Zagreb Trading Tradition

'Nama' department stores are synonym for Zagreb trading with more than a hundred years long tradition and policy of doing business that was revolutionary when they opened the first store. Today, Nama stores represent a nostalgic artefact.