Things To Do in Zagreb

Most colourful open air market

Dolac market

Anamorphosis by Etien

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Century of film screenings

Cinema Kino Europa

King of Zagreb parks

Maksimir

Devoured by time and nature

Brestovac - Forgotten Sanatorium

The most romantic cinema

Summer cinema Tuskanac

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Velimir

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Finjak

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This place is simply so original, so unique and equipped with so many old and crazy interesting pieces that it would be a real pity if you would missed it. Off the beaten track, in a courtyard of, at first glance, just an ordinary building in Vlaška ulica. For decades, owner manages antiques shop very close by and finally opens this cafe. Read more ›

Feel the spirit of Zagreb in '20s

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Giant Whale Mural

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It gave a new life to an abandoned building that has never been accepted by the residents of Zagreb. The fact the city authorities allowed a giant mural like this one in the city center, makes the locals really happy. That's the kind of the city everyone wants to live in. Read more ›

Anamorphosis by Etien

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Britanac

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Britanski trg (British Square), the so-called Britanac, has always been a well-known spot, some even call it the most Zagreb-like square, full of memories and stories of growing up in this city. The design of this square has never been quite finished, and that's probably why it feels so authentic. Read more ›

The oldest open-air market

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Coffee pleasure walking tour in Zagreb

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Now that you arrived in Zagreb, you are thinking, what should I do first? How can I see the most important sights, feel the true vibe of the city and have a unique experience? The best way to discover and enjoy a new city is by seeing it through the eyes of the local people!

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Dolac market

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Locals have the tradition to buy fresh food in the open air markets. Dolac is the central market and people are coming from all over the city, particularly on weekends, to get groceries and other fresh products. Read more ›

Most colourful open air market

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Cinema Kino Europa

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This is the oldest still operating cinema of Zagreb. In the last years, it has become top hipster hangout place since it's now a cafe bar and a nightclub, too. They offer wide variety of drinks, especially strong drinks called "rakija". Read more ›

Century of film screenings

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Maksimir

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Locals often spend their free time enjoying the walks down the pathways of the late 18th century park Maksimir. It's a great place for recreational activities, such as jogging and cycling. In spring and summertime, there are all sorts of events going on inside the park. Read more ›

King of Zagreb parks

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Dugave Street Art Museum

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Huge project of bringing street art to Dugave, a neighborhood that usually gets completely left out of any cultural initiatives, pretty much engaged all the people in the district. Read more ›

2nd Street Art Exhibition

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Zagreb Ghosts & Dragons Tour

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This tour takes you on a thrilling journey through Zagreb after dark and introduces you to some of the most eerie places and mystical residents of the city.

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2 h

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Museum of Broken Relationships

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Museum that exhibits memories of broken relationships, each one followed by a short and emotional description. The idea alone is so simple, yet it's perfect. Residents of Zagreb are especially fond of it, probably because its a private project and its success makes the citizens proud. Read more ›

The art of break-ups

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Brestovac - Forgotten Sanatorium

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The existence of this abandoned sanatorium for tuberculosis treatment borders with an urban legend. Although it's easily accessible by car, there are so many locals that don't even know where it stands. This is why a visit to this spot is quite an adventure. Read more ›

Devoured by time and nature

Brestovac - Forgotten Sanatorium

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Botanical Gardens

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A walk through this serene oasis in the very city center, makes a perfect break from the busy everyday life. 120 years old trees are true witnesses of this city's history and development. Just sitting on a bench beside the windy pathways and reading a chapter or two of your favorite book, takes you far away from the stressful day at work. Read more ›

Escape from the city rush

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The Well of Life

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The greatest Croatian sculptor and important European XXth century artist Ivan Mestrovic was only 22 when he finished his famous Well of life. The dramatic piece was acquired by the city of Zagreb more than a century ago, adorning the space in front of the National Theater building. Read more ›

Amazing piece of art

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Private Underground Zagreb & Medvedgrad castle tour

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Become an urban explorer for a day. Visit the beautiful hill of Medvednica and explore the underground bunkers, abandoned hospital and a medieval castle from the 13th century.

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4 h

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Glyptotheque

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If you ever want to get lost in art - this is the place! It takes several hours to go through entire museum and there is a possibility you will get a bit disorientated inside the halls and passages of the glyptotheque. This is also the most beautiful monument of industrial architecture in Zagreb. Read more ›

Former factory hosts art

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St Mark's Square

This square has been the center of medieval Zagreb. Today, it's the center of Croatian government and parliament. It's picturesque, cute, most of the people agree it's special and beautiful, bursting with history and real-life-stories. It has been a witness of so many changes, including being somewhat abandoned by the city life. Read more ›

This one's a bit touristy

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Kallina House

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The house Kallina is one of the most unusual architectural achievements of Zagreb. It is a residential palace completely covered in ceramic tiles. The house was constructed at the beginning of the XXth century by a rich owner of ceramic tiles factory. He used his own house as a promotional show-off for his company. Read more ›

The bat house

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Poet Sculpture

Sculpture of Croatian poet Antun Gustav Matos sitting on the bench watching over the city, is definitely among the most popular pieces of art on the streets of Zagreb. He's a beloved intruder to the public benches of Strossmayer walkway. But know that some kids are afraid of this piece by our famous contemporary sculptor Ivan Kozaric. Read more ›

This bench is taken!

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Ancient Zagreb bike tour is the most popular Zagreb city tour, as it allows you to discover all of the major city sights in an easy and entertaining ride during which you'll see everything there is to see. It can be prolonged though, depending on the amount of questions you want to ask!

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Old Water Well

Courtyard behind the entrance to Demetrova Street No 11 hides the only remaining water well of the upper town. In the past, there used to be at least one water well for 20 houses. This one is the only one preserved, renewed and it looks magnificent. But it's hidden behind a closed gateway, so entering its quiet courtyard is always revealing. Read more ›

Hidden attraction

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Kresimirac

Kresimirac is the last example of protected park architecture here in Zagreb. It contains lovely pathways, a strange old fountain representing the water cycles, and first public children's playground in Croatia. Locals love it because its tree tops can't cease to whisper the city's memories. Read more ›

Last great park

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Velvet

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It's situated on a lovely spot, in a laid-back passage that connects Ilica, the busiest street of Zagreb, with the park forest Tuskanac. The passage has kept the spirit of past times with some old craftsmen stores. The cafe is beautifully decorated itself, and contains a true art gallery as well. Read more ›

Noir chic coffee place

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Mirogoj

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Mirogoj cemetery keeps astonishing even the locals. It is simply beautiful and it is always interesting to wonder around graves of famous historical personalities. People in Croatia have the custom to visit the graves of their departed ones several times a year. Read more ›

Amazing looking cemetery

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Day Trip to Slovenia from Zagreb

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Get inspired by picturesque Lake Bled and its Alpine backdrop and discover Ljubljana – the European Green capital.

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9 h

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Roomescape

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It's just like a room escape video game, but you actually get locked inside a room with your friends and a bunch of riddles. Roomescape has two rooms, so you can chose to either steal some diamonds or to save the world in 60 minutes. I could swear it's less than an hour, though, the time slips away so fast once they lock you inside! Read more ›

Save the world or rob the bank

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The Gric Cannon

This city has several fun and unique traditions, and firing the Gric cannon (Gricki top in Croatian) each day precisely at noon is one of them. It might not make much sense, but we've managed to keep it alive for more than a century which is reason enough to love it. Read more ›

Make sure to adjust your clock

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Hrelic

If you want to sell your old car, you go to Hrelic. If you're an antique collector, you might just find something worthy in what looks like a pile of garbage. You want to decorate your interior retro-style or want to grab a cheap vintage dress? Well, then Hrelic it is! It's been here for decades, and we only hope it's here to stay. Read more ›

Zagreb flea market

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Naive Art Museum

Impressive, yet sometimes a bit uncomfortable paintings by Croatian naive artists form an important part of national cultural heritage. Although most of the artists are self-taught, each of them developed a unique style, helping Naive getting enlisted among XXth century European art phenomenons. Read more ›

Unique Croatian art movement

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Private Underground City Break & Plitvice lakes tour

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Become an urban explorer for a day. Experience the abandoned underground airplane base from ex- Yugoslavia and visit the National park Plitvice lakes.

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Summer cinema Tuskanac

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It was built back in 1950's as the most romantic moviegoers spot, but it somehow got abandoned and forgotten soon after. It was reopened pretty recently. If you visit it outside the summer screenings season, it looks as it's going to end up the same way again - all neglected. That's why it's still on my urbex list. Read more ›

The most romantic cinema

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Lauba

Lauba Art House is one of the most recent museums and it mostly displays pieces from Filip Trade Collection, led by true art-aficionados that have been generously sharing their love for art for years, thus allowing young artist and art-movements to get discovered. Read more ›

True art house

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Graffitti Wall

This was the first organized Zagreb street art project of the new millennium. But the painted history of this wall is even longer. It dates back to 1987 when young artists were gathered to paint the wall and thus welcome the international university games. Who'd think back than street art could live into the next millenium? Read more ›

1st Street Art Exhibition

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Hub Cooltura Pub

Loving this place for its originality, its very own identity and self-sufficiency. The neighbourhood where it's located is definitely the one you will visit for no other reason than Cooltura itself 'cause it is ordinary living neighbourhood with nothng thrilling to visit, but then here is Cooltura to compensate that. Read more ›

Eclectic life in ordinary neighbourhood

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A day tour away from the hustle and noise of the city. Visit the oldest, biggest and the most popular national park in Croatia. The tour also takes you to the underground world of beautiful Barac caves. Join to explore these natural wonders.

Day Tour to Plitvice Lakes & Barać Caves

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Muzej Iluzija

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Maybe the catch is in the word museum, cause I wouldn/t call it a museum, it is simply fun and entertaining, very interactive place. But then again you can learn really fun facts about physics so it not just a game house, so let's stick to the word museum and let/s add, a really fun museum. Read more ›

Hilariously fun and entertaining museum

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Laundry room

Laundry room guys were thinking of everything. Imagine you have kids with you and need to explain them that next 10-15 minutes you will have to wait here until the laundry is done. Yeah right, good luck. Guys did not want to leave this little detail uncovered; they have created kids corner, imagine that, and for you, they secured coffee corner. Read more ›

Laundry room is not just a loundry room

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Zagreb City Museum

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The city museum is a must for everyone living in Zagreb because it brings the city's history closer to its residents. It often hosts very interesting exhibitions on particular subjects, thus allowing some lesser known information to reach the public. Unfortunately, temporary exhibitions are mostly in Croatian only. Read more ›

Get to know the city

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Gavella

Back in the fifties, a group of directors and actors led by Branko Gavella separated from the Croatian National Theater ensemble and founded Zagreb city drama theater Gavella. It has been one of the most recognized theatrical institutions of Zagreb ever since. Read more ›

Drama theatre

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Crossing over the river Sava, you'll be entering completely different scenery, discovering a complex side of Zagreb that's not very often promoted by the officials. Here you'll get to see the development of our city since the Post-World War II era, mainly through that "mystical" time of communism...

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Postal Museum

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This is a small museum presenting Croatian post and telecommunication history. It's an enjoyable entertainment for kids and a nostalgic one for adults. Read more ›

Timetraveling exhibition

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Siget Street Art Museum

Bumping into graffiti walls in a working-class residential neighborhood like Siget is only natural. So, when imaginative street artists get together to decorate the grayish walls of garages and buildings, that's only a natural way to enhance the melancholic feeling of such a district. Read more ›

3rd Street Art Exhibition

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Tesla's Cabinet

Nikola Tesla was born in a small Croatian village called Smiljan. He has always been considered one of the most important persons of Croatian origin.. That's why learning about him, inside this demonstration lab, which is a part of Technical Museum, is a must for every Zagreber. Read more ›

This is how Tesla's inventions work

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Funicular

The first, the oldest, the safest, the shortest......these four words can pretty much describe two blue cabins of Zagreb funicular. It was the first mean of public transportation in Zagreb, the oldest one that is still in use, never had an accident involving human victims and it's railways are only 66 m long. Read more ›

First, oldest, safest, shortest...

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This tour is actually a combination of the Ancient and New Zagreb tour, allowing you to see all of Zagreb in just 4 hours. You will witness big differences in such a small city in a blink of your eye. If you think it's too much of cycling for you, we can always include a coffee break.

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- Love, Ana

Real Croatian success story. Girl that has been brave enough and persistant enough to be where she is now, talented and successful. Great designs not just decorative yet functional, mostly home decore items but also jewelry. Everything is eco friendly, do I need to say more? Read more ›

Cause she's so talented

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Zagreb Cathedral

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The cathedral is perceived as a must-see place. No local will ever let you leave the city if she or he hasn't showed you the cathedral. Everyone is proud of this monument, and it really is a piece of art that shares many tales of old. Read more ›

One of the symbols of Zagreb

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Forgotten Graveyard - "Jurjevsko groblje"

This place is a proof that Zagreb has so many corners left to explore. A lot of locals don't even know there are remains of an old graveyard close to the city center. When they discover this strange peaceful spot, they re-discover their own city. That's the moment of revelation that makes even the locals want to learn more about this city. Read more ›

Whispers of long-lost memories

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St Dismas Chapel

The story behind this place is pretty unknown even among the locals, yet really interesting. It's a chapel dedicated to St Dismas, "the good thief" who was crucified alongside Jesus. It is said they used to hang criminals on this spot centuries ago, and the chapel was there to give those criminals consolation and show them the way to heavens. Read more ›

Unique little church

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Enjoy the beautiful landscape on your way to the Croatian UNESCO World Heritage site – National Park Plitvice Lakes. In only one day you will experience one of the most beautiful natural heritage sites in Croatia along with gaining an interesting insight into the historic importance of the area.

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Caffe Gallery Lav

Enjoying your coffee surrounded by first class art... this cafe carries a touch of exclusiveness thanks to the interesting art collection on display all over the place. Plus, they often organize all sorts of cultural events in the evenings, from live music to theater plays. It's a true little cultural getaway. Read more ›

Coffee...Art...Theatre...You name it!

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Strossmartre

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Strossmartre or "Ljeto na Strossu" lasts from May till September, but there are similar events in other seasons, too. It all takes place in the open, on a beautiful walkway popularly called Stross. Daytime is reserved to enjoy the works and crafts of local artists. The bar opens late in the afternoon and live music spices up the evenings. Read more ›

A break from daily life

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Park of the Newlyweds

It's a big park between two neighbourhoods of Novi Zagreb called Trnsko and Siget. It's great for relaxation and recreation. It is equipped with two children playgrounds, one huge playground for dogs and an outdoor gym. It's a family spot during the day, and teenagers and lovers hideout in the nights. Read more ›

Where love is grown

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Mestrovic Studio

Ivan Mestrovic is the most important Croatian sculptor appreciated all over the Globe. Many of his works are ornaments to the streets and squares of this city. No wonder people here are fond and proud of him. Getting to know his life and work is a must, and could there be a better place to do that, than this memorial gallery? Read more ›

Where a genious used to live and create

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This activity takes place in Zagreb’s medieval Upper Town and is inspired by actual events. Before the game begins, your guide will introduce you to the city’s history of witch hunts and witch trials. Participants will then be split into teams. The first team to solve all of the riddles wins.

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Muzej Dražen Petrović

Our legend, legend of NBA league, legend of world's basketball and never forgotten talent and beautiful human being. Seems like best ones always go first, and even this museum helps for new kids to be reminded of the Legend, we, who lived in his time, don't need any reminder. Read more ›

'Cause he was one and only Dražen

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Tortureum- Museum of torture

Sounds scary: Museum of torture. There are 10 more museums of the same subject in Europe, and their task is to remind people how physical brutal torture was commonly used to get things done. There are around 70 different torture inventions and they are all used in Croatia during history. Read more ›

Good reminder: torture is not the answer

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The courtyards

This is the most awesome event Zagreb that shouldn't be missed. It is out in the open, in the most romantic area of the old city, in somebody's courtyard that otherwise isn't open for public, a lot of really good music, good food, wine, beer, you name it, it has it all. Read more ›

Plan your trip to Zagreb in July, why?

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Kik Milcec

This place has captured the spirit of a writer and journalist Zvonimir Milcec, who first opened this charming place. He passed away only recently, and left behind an unbelievable number of articles and books about Zagreb. Some used to call him the good spirit of the city, and everyone who feels like a Zagreber possesses at least one of his books. Read more ›

The most Zagreb-like bar

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Muzej gljiva - mushroom museum

This is not really a museum, it's an education center with an exhibition area, but everybody calls it a museum. Not everyone, actually, because there are still a lot of people who don't even know of it. But it's a miracolous place that exhibits around 1000 mushrooms, and they all look like they've been picked this morning. Read more ›

Every fairy's dream

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Observatory

To be perfectly honest, people often forget there is an observatory just several minutes away from the main city square. It's open four evenings a week, if the weather conditions allow observing the night sky, and there's no entrance fee! Not to mention free astronomy workshops and popular lectures that often take place there. Read more ›

Stargazing from the old tower

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Velebit

This bar is the headquarters of the leading speleology and hiking club called Velebit, one of the oldest mountain sports clubs of Zagreb. This also means it's a favorite meeting spot for adventurous spirits and young active urban people. You don't have to be a club's member to stop by. Everyone's welcome. Read more ›

In the company of adventurers

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Greta Art Space

Judging from all the imaginative initiatives of this city, you'd probably think there are plenty of inviting art galleries with wide street windows. Well, not exactly. This is one of rare places of the kind and it was opened only in 2013. It's a very welcome newcomer to the town's art scene and we all hope it's here to stay. Read more ›

New art show each week

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HDLU - Mestrovic pavillion

This has always been a place that gathered the most progressive Croatian artists, starting from its builder, Ivan Mestrovic, the most famous Croatian sculptor. And sometimes an architect, obviously. Read more ›

House of art

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Little market in the attic

This is a unique project that opens its door to the public about once a month, allowing them to enjoy the most exquisite tastes and fruits of the greenest possible gardening. Veggies, jams, drinks and dishes.. The choice is incredible. Read more ›

Foodies Heaven

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Park Ribnjak

Ribnjak is a very popular park for it contains a children playground, it's a perfect place to take your dog out, and there's also a popular night-club and a cultural center offering a wide range of activities inside the park. Read more ›

Arboretum under the old city walls

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Mechanical instruments collection

This unique collection of musical boxes and other mechanical instruments is pretty unknown, even among the locals. To see it, often means to discover it for the first time. And it's always such a thrill. It's part of the permanent display of Zagreb City Museum and it's one of the biggest collections of its kind. Read more ›

Musical boxes - all shapes and sizes

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Muzej automobila Ferdinand Budicki

This museum is a tribute to a man who was first car owner in Zagreb, Ferdinand imported his car in 1901, when motor history was written for the first time in Zagreb. A group of enthusiasts established this museum in his name which is in fact a collection of privately owned cars on loan to a museum. Read more ›

In the name of first car owner in Zagreb

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Uranus

Uranus is part of Zagreb Solar System, an art installation. The actual name of the installation is Nine Views. It surrounds the statue of the Sun in the city center. All the planets are proportional in both size and distance from the Sun sculpture, as the real planets are from the real Sun. It's fun to find them all. Read more ›

Part of Zagreb Solar System

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Vugrinec Gallery

Those who appreciate arts and antiques adore this place owned by a passionate art collector and connoisseur. But opening of this place has aroused interest even in the football circles, because the owner happens to be Croatia's most successful scorer Davor Vugrinec. Read more ›

Art from a football player's collection

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Gandalf Tattoo

This is one of the oldest and most trusted tattoo studios in Zagreb. The owners have always been known for paying special attention to safety and hygiene. And for great tattoos, of course! Gandalf Tattoo is one of the rare "serious" studios in the opinion of both the audience and other artists. Its tradition is long enough to back up this opinion. Read more ›

15 years of inking

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Rebel Yell Store

It's not just a rock'n'roll store, but also a place that offers a chance for young alternative artists to present themselves to the public. The owners organize all sorts of events, from art and photo exhibitions, to fashion shows and concerts. Read more ›

This place rocks

Rebel Yell Store

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Rokovac - St Roch's Park

Rokovac or "Rokov perivoj" bears certain nostalgia. Probably because many locals have some childhood or teenage memories attached to it. It is also a real romantic spot since many of early 20th century artists used to live in the houses that surround the park. Read more ›

Another lovely hideout

Rokovac - St Roch's Park

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Stadium NK Zagreb

Along with the football club NK Zagreb, this stadium is an important symbol for local community. NK Zagreb has long tradition, but unlike NK Dinamo Zagreb, it isn't known worldwide. Still, it has an interesting history and many Croatian football legends have risen from this club, which makes the locals want to preserve this outdated field. Read more ›

Fading Sports Venue

Stadium NK Zagreb

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Villa Rebar