The National and University Library in Zagreb (NSK) is the national library of Croatia and…

Medvedgrad is a medieval fortification located on the south slopes of the Medvednica mountain, approximately…

The Glyptotheque of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts was founded in 1937 under…

The Meštrović Atelier is a part of the Ivan Meštrović Museum together with the Kaštelet-Crikvina…

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb was founded in 1954 with the aim of…

Popularly known as Zrinjevac (the official name of the place is Nikole Šubića Zrinskog Square),…

Cest is d’ Best is an international multimedia street festival, which preserves Zagreb’s identity, enlivens…

The INmusic festival is the largest open-air festival held in Croatia. It takes place once…

Advent in Zagreb offers a lot of events that will satisfy the tastes of even…

The Technical Museum, established in 1954 in Zagreb, follows in the tradition of the great…

The Zagreb Cathedral is the largest and most monumental sacral building in Croatia, as well…

The Museum of Broken Relationships is dedicated to failed romantic relationships. It exhibits personal objects…

Ban Jelačić Square is Zagreb’s main square, dominated by the statue of Ban Josip Jelačić,…

The Modern Gallery is one of Zagreb’s museums. It is situated in the Vranyczany Palace…

Zagreb’s Dolac Market opened in 1930 on the site of the old city walls, which…

Maksimir Park is the first forest park in Europe, open to the public in 1794…

The Archaeological Museum in Zagreb has been an independent institution since 1939, and before that…

The Lotrščak Tower is surely one of Zagreb’s landmarks. It is located at the entrance…

The Mimara Museum was built due to a donation given by the renowned art collector…

St. Mark’s Church in Zagreb is one of the oldest buildings in the city, which…

The Zagreb Funicular railway connects the upper, Old Town, (Gornji Grad) and the lower town…

The Mirogoj Cemetery is Zagreb’s largest cemetery park, situated on the slopes of Mount Medvednica,…