Explore Zagreb - INTERACTIVE SMART CITY GUIDE 2016 by Ivan Hlušička

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Contents Sightseeing.................................................................. 9 Where to stay............................................................ 23 Where to eat...............................................................31 Nightlife & Fun............................................................51 Shopping................................................................... 59 Museums & Events................................................... 73 Health & Relax........................................................... 85 Zagreb Surroundings.................................................91 Transport & Info........................................................ 99

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agreb is the capital of the Republic of Croatia and its cultural, scientific, economic, political and administrative centre. It is located in the north-west side of the country on the southern slopes of the Medvednica Mountain along the River Sava.

Although the oldest settlement in the urban area of Zagreb was a Roman town of Andautonia, now Šćitarjevo, the real beginnings of Zagreb today could be found in two medieval settlements. The smaller and eastern Kaptol, inhabited mainly by clergy and housing Zagreb Cathedral, was founded in 1094 when Hungarian King Ladislav (1040 – 1095) had established the Zagreb Diocese. The larger and western Gradec, inhabited mainly by farmers and merchants, was proclaimed a free and a royal city by the Golden Bull of King Bela IV in 1242 as a sign of his gratitude to its inhabitants for offering him a refuge from Tatars. Gradec (the Upper Town) and Kaptol were united in 1851 by Viceroy Josip Jelačić (1801 – 1859), who is accredited for this and also for the naming of the main city square, Ban Josip Jelačić Square. There is a legend of how the city was named: on a sunny day, a brave governor, exhausted from a battle, asked a girl named Manda to ladle him out (“zagrabiti” in Croatian) some water from the spring (Manduševac) and the city became Zagreb. In the second half of the 19th century the town spread its borders southward and the new centre was created - the Down Town: from Ban Jelačić Square in the north to the railway in the south and from the West Railway Station to the Drašković Street in the east. The most representative part of the town between Petrinjska and Savska Street, is made of series of squares, called Green Horseshoe due to abundance of plants. Important cultural and scientific institutions of the town were placed there. The position of the town enabled the growth and Zagreb soon started to spread. The area between the railway and the River Sava witnessed a new construction boom after the World War II. New residential areas south of the River Sava were built (The New Zagreb) and the town expanded westward and eastward. Today, Zagreb extends over 30 kilometres (19 miles) east-west and around 20 kilometres (12 miles) north-south. It is the only metropolitan area in Croatia known for its high quality of living and that makes Zagreb more interesting to the foreigners who are more than welcome to enjoy and spend some quality time in the town with million hearts.

he Stone Gate is the only preserved gate from medieval defence walls and one of the most recognizable symbols of Zagreb. Although it was first mentioned in 1429, it is assumed to have been built in 1266. In 1760 it was renovated after a great fire that destroyed much of Gradec on the 31 May 1731, burning down houses that were close to the Stone Gate. There is a legend that all wooden parts of the Gate were destroyed except the painting of the Holly Mary and Jesus. To commemorate the event, grateful citizens built a chapel within the arch of the Old Stone Gate. On the 200th anniversary of its miraculous salvation from the fire, the 31 May 1931, the painting on canvas depicts Our Lady with a gold crown which was added to the altar of the chapel. Today many believers come here to pray, light candles and worship the Holly Mary of the Stone Gate.

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t. Mark’s Square is situated in the centre of the Upper Town with church of St. Mark in the middle. It was the centre of trade and social life of the former Gradec until the mid-19th century when it became the Croatian political centre. Today, it is still the symbol of political life in Croatia – Croatian presidents take their oath here and important state institutions, the Croatian Parliament, the Government and the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia are placed in the surrounding buildings. The Old Town Hall is placed in Ćirilometodska Street and it was here since Middle Ages. Today it is the place for the Town Assembly meetings.

t. Mark’s Church is the parish church of the old Zagreb and one of its oldest buildings. It was built in the 13th century and from that Romanesque period there is a window in the south wall of the church and a bell-tower. In the second half of the 14th century, the church was reconstructed and turned into a late Gothic church. The most valuable part of St. Mark’s Church is its south portal, considered to be the work of the sculptors of the Parler family from Prague (end of the 14th century). The Gothic composition of the portal consists of fifteen effigies placed in eleven shallow niches. The statues of Joseph and Mary with the infant Jesus are on top, and below them one can see St. Mark and the Lion; the Twelve Apostles are placed on both sides of the portal (four wooden statues replaced the original ones which had been destroyed).

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In its artistic composition and the number of statues, this portal is the richest and the most valuable Gothic portal in South Eastern Europe. On the north-western wall there is the oldest coat of arms of Zagreb from 1499. On the roof, tiles are laid so that they represent the coat of arms of Zagreb (white castle with the red background) and the Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia. Again, the church has been reconstructed twice until today, in the second half of the 19th century according to the Viennese architects’ design, Friedrich von Schmidt (1825 – 1891) and Hermann Bollé (1845 – 1926), and in the first half of the 20th century, when the painter Jozo Kljaković (1889 – 1969) painted its walls, the works of well-known sculptor Ivan Meštrović (1883 – 1962) were put on the altar.

t. Catherine’s Church, placed in Katarinski Square in the Upper Town, is the finest baroque church in Zagreb, built between 1620 and 1632 by the Jesuits. A monastery was built adjacent to the church and today it is a home to the art gallery Klovićevi Dvori. The church is one-nave with six side chapels and a shrine. The chapels have five wooden baroque altars from the 17th century and one marble altar from 1729. The ceiling and the walls are full of stucco from 1732. In the shrine, on the main altar, there is a big illusionists’ composition St. Catherine among the Philosophers of Alexandria, painted by Kristofor Andrija Jelovšek (Slovenian painter from Ljubljana). St. Catherine’s church was damaged in a fire twice in the past, once in 1645 and again in 1674. Its interior was devastated but it was refurnished with the help of wealthy Croatian nobles. The last disaster was the 1880’s earthquake and the church needed the reconstruction that was done according to the Hermann Bollé’s project.

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he Lotrščak Tower was built in the middle of the 13th century to guard the southern gate of the town wall, a former small gate Dverce, which was demolished in 1812, during the reconstruction of the southern promenade, today called the Strossmayer Promenade. The tower is the best preserved building of the former defence system of Gradec. The name is derived from Latin „campana latrunculorum“, the Bell of Thief as it was called, referring to the bell hung in the tower to signal the closing of the town gates. Instead of the Bell of Thief, the Grič Cannon is fired from the tower each day at noon since the 1 January 1877 until present time. The blasting of the cannon of Zagreb has become one of its traditions and the most peaceful one in the world.

he Funicular links the Upper Town (Strossmayer Promenade and the Lotrščak Tower) with the Down Town (Ilica Street). Its 66-metre (217 ft) track makes it one of the shortest public-transport funiculars in the world. The funicular was built in 1890, but due to frequent damages, it has been in operation since the 23 April 1893. Initially it had steam engines, which were substituted with electrical engines in 1934. Its present appearance dates from 1974. Having in mind that it kept its original shape, constructional and most of the technical properties, it was given legal protection as a monument of culture.

he Strossmayer Promenade, tree-lined alley, placed along the former southern defensive wall of Gradec, was built at the end of the 19th century with money donated by private citizens. It was named after the Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer (1815 – 1905), a prominent member of the Croatian Cultural Revival and an eminently influential person of the 19th-century society and politics. There are magnificent views from the promenade of the Down Town, and of the Zagreb Cathedral and the whole Kaptol. The promenade got its final form at the beginning of the 20th century when public stairs, fence walls and lamps were added. Citizens of Zagreb and its visitors like to walk along the promenade and rest a little next to the great Croatian poet and writer Antun Gustav Matoš (1873 – 1914) on The statue of Matoš resting on a bench. This original monument is the work of the well known sculptor Ivan Kožarić (1921).

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he Cathedral of the Assumption of the Holy Virgin Mary on Kaptol is the tallest and most monumental Neo-Gothic style sacral building in Croatia, south-east of the Alps. It is dedicated to the Assumption of Mary and to St. Stephen, the Hungarian king, its second patron. The cathedral had a long history of construction and restoration after several acts and threats of terrorism and natural disasters. The construction started soon after the establishment of the Diocese of Zagreb (about 1094) in the transitional Romanesque-Gothic style and was finished in 1217, but Tatars destroyed it in 1242. The Bishop Timothy (1263 – 1287) started the construction of the new, Gothic style monumental cathedral on remnants of the older one and the construction lasted during the 14th and the 15th century. In the 16th century the cathedral was fortified by walls and towers due to fear of the Ottoman Turks. After the threat had passed (17th century), a single bell-tower was built in Renaissance and Baroque style. During the 18th century the cathedral fortifications on the south and east were reconstructed into monumental bishop’s palace. The cathedral was severely damaged by an earthquake in 1880. The main nave collapsed and the belltower was damaged beyond repair. The restoration of the cathedral in the NeoGothic style was led by Hermann Bollé (1845 – 1926), according to the design of Friedrich von Schmidt (1825 – 1891), bringing the cathedral to its present form with two elegant bell-towers (105 m or 344,5 ft) that became the symbol of Zagreb. Even though one tower with the wall in front of the cathedral was pulled down in 1906 in order to open the view of the renovated front, the walls remain one of the best preserved Renaissance defence walls in Europe. In front of the cathedral, at the Kaptol square, there is a statue of the Holy Virgin Mary with four angels, work of an Austrian sculptor Anton Dominik Fernkorn (1813 – 1878). The Treasury of the cathedral contains fine works of religious art and objects that, along with rich cathedral interior, represent an important cultural and religious heritage of the Croatian people.

an Jelačić Square is the central and most popular town square. The square has existed since the 17th century as the place of provincial fair and market, named Harmica. In 1848 the square was renamed in the honour of Ban Josip Jelačić (1801 – 1859). The statue of Ban Josip Jelačić on a horse standing in the middle of the square was created by an Austrian sculptor Anton Dominik Fernkorn (1813 - 1878) and it was installed on 19 October 1866 by Austrian authorities. After the World War II, 1947 Communist government removed the statue and renamed the square Trg Republike (The Republic Square) accusing him of being a servant of foreign interests. Antun Bauer, the curator of Gliptoteka Gallery, kept it in the gallery cellar until 1990. In 1990 after elections in Croatia and public petition, the statue was returned to the square and the name has again been changed in Ban Josip Jelačić’s honour and his struggle for freedom and unification of Croatian provinces against Hungarians. The Square has always been the centre of city’s social life and most popular meeting point.

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kalčićeva Street is the most attractive and colourful street of Zagreb, a place where life pulses in front of numerous traditional shops, cafes and restaurants particularly during hot summer evenings. Tkalčićeva street used to be called Potok which means a brook and it flew through the present street dividing Gradec and Kaptol. Power of the water from the brook was used for the mills that supplied citiziens of Zagreb with flour. First manufactures of paper, cloth, stonemasonry, liqueurs and leather factory were built here. The leather factory was constructed in 1864 and developed into the largest one in the city. Industrial development caused the pollution of the water. At the end of the 19th century, the creek had to be covered and its waters diverted into the Ribnjak valley, and later on, to the Sava River. In 1913 the street was named after the historian Ivan the Baptist Tkalčić (1840 – 1905) who had dedicated his life to the study of the history of the Zagreb Diocese and the City of Zagreb. Complete reconstruction of the street was made in the second half of the 20th century. A statue of the great Croatian female novel writer and the first Croatian female journalist, Marija Jurić – Zagorka (1873 – 1957) is placed in its central part.

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rinjevac is named after Croatian Ban Nikola Šubić Zrinjski (1508 - 1566) who died defending Hungarian fortress of Szigetvar besieged by the Ottoman invaders. It is a part of ‘’Lenuci’s Horseshoe’’ or ‘’Green Horseshoe’’. It consists of eight squares in Donji Grad laid by an engineer Milan Lenuci (1849 – 1924) in the 19th century. The central fountain was the first fountain, built in 1878. It is popularly called ‘’The Mushroom’’ because of its shape and it was designed by the architect Herman Bollé.

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he Archaeological Museum is an archaeological museum with over 450.000 varied artefacts and monuments. The museum consists of five main sections: Prehistory, Egypt, Antiquity, Middle Ages, Coins and Medals.

he Art Pavilion is an art gallery established in 1898. It is the oldest gallery in Southeast Europe designed for large, representative exhibitions. The pavilion is situated between Zrinjevac Square and the King Tomislav Square.

he Statue of the King Tomislav by Croatian sculptor Robert Frangeš Mihanović (1872-1940). King Tomislav (910 - 928) was a medieval Croatian ruler who defended Croatian territory from Hungarian attacks. He annexed the regions and for the first time united all the regions into one state. He was the first king of Croatia, crowned in the year 925.

he Main Railway Station was authorized by the Royal Hungarian Government in 1890 according to the neoclassical design of Hungarian architect Ferenc Pfaff in 1892. Sculptural works were made by Hungarian sculptor Vilim Marschenko. The station building was reconstructed two times, from 1986 to 1987 and in 2006.

he Mimara Museum is an art museum situated at the Roosevelt Square. Museum was opened in 1987 and created by donation of Wiltrud and Ante Topić Mimara. Ante Topić Mimara (1898 – 1987) was a painter, renovator and collector whose collection comprises of more than 3750 objects from all over the world including paintings, sculptures, glass, furnishings and textiles. Official name of the museum is the ‘’Art collection of Ante and Wiltrud Topić Mimara’’. The building is from the 19th century and it served as a gymnasium.

emorial centre - Dražen Petrović is situated at Dražen Petrović Square. Dražen Petrović (1964 – 1993) was one of the best basketball players of all times. He played for Šibenka – Šibenik, Cibona Zagreb, Real Madrid, Portland Trailblazers and New Jersey Nets. Due to his great talent and skills, he gained the nickname ‘’Basketball Mozart’’. He tragically died at the age of 28 in a car accident on the German motorway near Ingolstadt. Dražen was elected into the Basketball Hall of Fame on the 27 September 2002. In the museum you can see most of the medals, trophies, equipment and sports gear, posters and photographs from Dražen’s sports, private and public life.

he Croatian National Theatre is situated at the Marshall Tito Square. It is a theatre, an opera and a ballet house operated by the Ministry of Culture. Neo-baroque building was designed by the two Viennese architects Ferdinand Helmer and Hermann Fellner. At that time, they were famous for the design of several representative theatres and concert houses.

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Austro-Hungarian emperor Franz Joseph I (1830 - 1916) opened the theatre on 14 October 1895. The Croatian National Theatre is the central theatre house in Croatia and the leading Croatian actors and directors have worked here. In front of the entrance there is a fountain called ‘’ The Well of Life’’, designed by a Croatian artist and sculptor Ivan Meštrović (1883 - 1962) in 1905.

etar Preradović Square known as the Flower Square (Cvjetni trg). It was named after the Croatian army general and poet Petar Preradović (1818 1872). This pedestrian square is a popular meeting place famous for its flower stands where local people enjoy drinking coffee and having fun with friends in numerous cafes. The square is the venue of various events: promotions, concerts and the special atmosphere that take place during the Advent Fair. You can also see the Octagon on the square, a unique passage in Zagreb and the oldest of the kind in this part of Europe from the 19th century, Petar Preradović statue and the Orthodox church built in 1866.

otanical Garden was founded in 1889 by Antun Heinz (1861 - 1919), Professor of the University of Zagreb. The Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics owns the garden. The first plants were planted in 1892. 10 000 plant species from around the world, including exotic ones, cover a surface of 5 hectares. Park arboretum is made in the English style with flower floor in the central and west part of the garden.

edvedgrad is an old fortress built in the 13th century on the southern slopes of the Medvednica Mountain at an altitude of 593 m. This location provided a perfect position to control the surroundings and traffic routes. The question of the period and the cause of constructing Medvedgrad has not yet been fully clarified. The period between 1249 and 1254 is the most frequently mentioned as the period of its construction upon the orders of the Bishop Philip of Zagreb to defend the Kaptol and the bishop’s possessions from the attacks of the Tatars. Historians consider Medvedgrad as a classic burg with elements of high quality. A burg is a German word and signifies a fortress, a castle or a palace, a residence of local rulers and royalty, surrounded by defensive walls. Medvedgrad therefore represents the best preserved example of a medieval burg in Croatia. Around 1260, King Bela IV (1206 – 1270) entrusted the fortress to the Duke Stjepko Šubić, and later it was governed by many Croatian bans and nobles. It was significantly damaged by an earthquake in 1590,

aksimir – Zoo located in the Park Maksimir, is a unique oasis of nature and one of the most beautiful zoos in the Central Europe. This favourite place for relaxation and leisure opened in 1925 on the Swan’s Island with only 3 foxes and 2 wild owls, and today covers an area of 7 hectares where visitors can see 275 species of animals: mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates from all continents. In addition, a number of educational programmes and events aimed at better understanding of the nature and the need to protect endangered species are held in the Zoo. Therefore, you can attend the daily feeding of the animals while the Zookeepers inform and answer the visitors’ questions. Many facilities that belong to the rich cultural and historical heritage were built in the garden, such as the Tower, the Lion’s bridge with four stone lions, the Egyptians - 5 meters tall statues or the statue of a fisherman of Naples. Especially attractive is a boat trip on the lake when you can experience the Zoo from a completely different perspective.

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and due to the consequences it was abandoned in 1602 by its last residents. Many stories and legends are connected to Medvedgrad, and in some records, it is even called the cursed city - Maledictum Castrum Medved. The most famous is the story of the Black Queen, who sold her soul to the Satan, and her screams echo in the night and her treasure is buried somewhere in the interior walls of Medvedgrad. During the seventies, an extensive archaeological research began when an early Gothic octagonal chapel Saint Philip and Jacob was discovered and fully restored. After completion of the conservation work, at the bottom of the southern wall, The Altar of the Homeland was erected in 1994, a monument to those who died during the Croatian War of Independence and a place of reverence to the Croatian homeland. The monument is assembled of cubes with carved motifs from the time of Duke Branimir, with a large cross and verses of the Croatian national anthem. In the middle there is an “eternal fire”. Medvedgrad offers a breath taking view of the city of Zagreb and by many it is regarded as the best place for watching Zagreb at night.

WHERE TO STAY

HOTELS Esplanade Zagreb Hotel  Address: Mihanovićeva 1 Telephone: +385 1 4566 666 Fax: +385 1 4566 050 E-mail: info@esplanade.hr Web: www.esplanade.hr

Arcotel Allegra Zagreb  Address: Branimirova 29 Telephone: +385 1 4696 000 Fax: +385 1 4696 096 E-mail: allegra@arcotelhotels.com Web: www.arcotelhotels.com

The Westin Zagreb  Address: Kršnjavoga 1 Telephone: +385 1 4892 000 Fax: +385 1 4892 001 E-mail: westin.zagreb@westinzagreb.com Web: www.westinzagreb.com

Best Western Premier Hotel Astoria  Address: Petrinjska 71 Telephone: +385 1 4808 900 Fax: +385 1 4808 908 E-mail: sales@hotelastoria.hr Web: www.hotelastoria.hr

Sheraton Zagreb Hotel  Address: Kneza Borne 2 Telephone: +385 1 4553 535 Fax: +385 1 4553 035 E-mail: sheraton.zagreb@sheratonzagreb.com Web: www.hotel-sheratonzagreb.com

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Zagreb  Address: Ulica grada Vukovara 269a Telephone: +385 1 6001 900 Fax: +385 1 6001 916 E-mail: zagreb.info@hilton.com Web: www.doubletree3.hilton.com

Antunović Zagreb  Address: Zagrebačka avenija 100a Telephone: +385 1 2041 121 Fax: +385 1 2041 762 E-mail: rezervacije@hotelantunovic.com Web: www.hotelantunovic.com

Hotel Aristos  Address: Cebini 33, Buzin Telephone: +385 1 6695 900 Fax: +385 1 6695 902 E-mail: aristos@hotel-aristos.hr Web: www.hotel-aristos.hr

Panorama Zagreb Hotel  Address: Trg Krešimira Ćosića 9 Telephone: +385 1 3658 333 Fax: +385 1 3092 657 E-mail: hotel@panorama-zagreb.com Web: www.panorama-zagreb.com

Hotel Dubrovnik  Address: Gajeva 1 Telephone: +385 1 4863 555 Fax: +385 1 4863 506 E-mail: info@hotel-dubrovnik.hr Web: www.hotel-dubrovnik.hr

Phoenix Hotel  Address: Sesvetska cesta 29 Telephone: +385 1 2006 333 Fax: +385 1 2006 333 E-mail: hotel@phoenix.hr Web: www.hotelphoenix.com.hr

Hotel Garden  Address: Valentina Vodnika 13 Telephone: +385 1 4843 720 Fax: +385 1 4843 706 E-mail: info@gardenhotel.hr Web: www.gardenhotel.hr Hotel International  Address: Miramarska 24 Telephone: +385 1 6108 800 Fax: +385 1 6108 700 E-mail: hotel@hotel-international.hr Web: www.hotel-international.hr Hotel 9  Address: Avenija Marina Držića 9 Telephone: +385 1 5625 040 Fax: +385 1 5625 041 E-mail: info@hotel9.hr Web: www.hotel9.hr Hotel President Pantovcak  Address: Pantovčak 52 Telephone: +385 1 4881 480 Fax: +385 1 4823 475 E-mail: hotel@president-zagreb.com Web: www.president-zagreb.com

Zovko Hotel  Address: Slavonska avenija 59 Telephone: +385 1 2040 840 Fax: +385 1 2040 841 E-mail: hotel@zovko.com Web: www.hoteli-zovko.com Hotel Central  Address: Kneza Branimira 3 Telephone: +385 1 4841 122 Fax: +385 1 4841 304 E-mail: info@hotel-central.hr Web: www.hotel-central.hr Hotel Croatia  Address: Vinogradska 20 Telephone: +385 1 3768 870 Fax: +385 1 3768 558 E-mail: info@hotel-croatia.com.hr Web: www.hotel-croatia.com.hr Hotel Galerija  Address: Pogačićeva 11, Blato Telephone: +385 1 6542 577 Fax: +385 1 6542 570 E-mail: hotel.galerija@zg.t-com.hr Web: www.hotel-galerija.hr

Palace Hotel Zagreb  Address: Trg J.J. Strossmayera 10 Telephone: +385 1 4899 600 Fax: +385 1 4811 357 E-mail: palace@palace.hr Web: www.palace.hr

WHERE TO STAY

Hotel As  Addresa: Zelengaj 2a Telephone: +385 1 4609 111 Fax: +385 1 4609 303 E-mail: as@hotel-as.hr Web: www.hotel-as.hr

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Hotel Holiday Zagreb  Address: Jankomir 27 Telephone: +385 1 3496 621 Fax: +385 1 3496 607 E-mail: info@hotel-holiday.hr Web: www.hotel-holiday.hr

Hotel Jägerhorn  Address: Ilica 14 Telephone: +385 1 4833 877 Fax: +385 1 4833 573 E-mail: info@hotel-jagerhorn.hr Web: www.hotel-jagerhorn.hr

Hotel I  Address: Ive Robića 2 Telephone: +385 1 6141 222 Fax: +385 1 6542 115 E-mail: info@hotel-i.hr Web: www.hotel-i.hr

Hotel Jarun  Address: Hrgovići 2 Telephone: +385 1 3691 111 Fax: +385 1 3691 386 E-mail: info@hotel-jarun.com Web: www.hotel-jarun.com

Hotel Ilica  Address: Ilica 102 Telephone: +385 1 3777 522 Fax: +385 1 3777 722 E-mail: info@hotel-ilica.hr Web: www.hotel-ilica.hr

Hotel Laguna  Address: Kranjčevićeva 29 Telephone: +385 1 3047 000 Fax: +385 1 3047 077 E-mail: info@hotel-laguna.hr Web: www.hotel-laguna.hr

Hotel Jadran  Address: Vlaška 50 Telephone: +385 1 4553 777 Fax: +385 1 4612 151 E-mail: jadran@hup-zagreb.hr Web: www.hotel-jadran.com.hr

Hotel Maksimir  Address: Maksimirska 57/1 Telephone: +385 1 6666 160 Fax: +385 1 6666 178 E-mail: info@hotel-maksimir.hr Web: www.hotel-maksimir.hr

Hotel Stella  Address: Nadinska 27 Telephone: +385 1 5393 600 Fax: +385 1 5393 603 E-mail: info@hotel-stella.hr Web: www.hotel-stella.hr

Hotel Paradise  Address: Štrokinec 26 Telephone: +385 1 3464 959 Fax: +385 1 3464 959 E-mail: info@hotel-paradise.hr Web: www.hotel-paradise.hr

Hotel Vila Tina  Address: Bukovačka cesta 213 Telephone: +385 1 2445 204 Fax: +385 1 2445 138 E-mail: info@hotelvilatina.hr Web: www.hotelvilatina.hr

Hotel Rebro  Address: Kišpatićeva 12 Telephone: +385 1 8886 900 Fax: +385 1 8886 901 E-mail: info@hotelrebro.com Web: www.hotelrebro.com

Hotel Vienna  Address: Zagrebačka cesta 211 Telephone: +385 1 3862 777 Fax: +385 1 3862 808 E-mail: hotelvienna@net.hr Web: www.hotelvienna.hr

Hotel Residence  Address: Avenija Dubrava 70 Telefon: +385 1 6441 777 Fax: +385 1 6441 778 E-mail: sales@hotel-residence.hr Web: www.hotel-residence.hr

The Movie Hotel  Address: Savska 141 Telephone: +385 1 6003 600 Fax: +385 1 6003 601 E-mail: info@themoviehotel.com Web: www.themoviehotel.com

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Hotel Meridijan  Address: Ulica grada Vukovara 241 Telephone: +385 1 6065 200 Fax: +385 1 6065 202 E-mail: desk@meridijan16.com Web: www.meridijan16.com

HOSTELS WHERE TO STAY

Chillout Hostel Zagreb Address: Tomićeva 5a Telephone: +385 1 4849 605 E-mail: info@chillout-hostel-zagreb.com Web: www.chillout-hostel-zagreb.com

Hostel Chameleon Address: Preradovićeva 25 Telephone: +385 1 4839 469 E-mail: info@chameleon-hostel.com Web: www.chameleon-hostel.com

Das Hostel Zagreb Address: Pavla Hatza 14/1 Telephone: +385 1 4839 458 E-mail: zagreb@dashostel.hr Web: www.dashostel.hr

Hostel Chaplin Address: Mihanovićeva 20 Telephone: +385 1 5805 068 E-mail: hostel.chaplinzg@gmail.com Web: www.hostel-chaplin.com.hr

Favela Hostel Address: Borongajska 46 Telephone: +385 95 825 9813 E-mail: favelahostel@gmail.com Web: www.faveladom.hr

Hostel Chic Address: Pavla Hatza 10 Telephone: +385 1 7793 760 E-mail: info@hostel-chic.com Web: www.hostel-chic.com

Funk Lounge Hostel Address: Rendićeva 28b Telephone: +385 1 5552 707 E-mail: booking@funklounge.hr Web: www.funklounge.hr

Hostel Day & Night Address: Kneza Mislava 1 Telephone: +385 1 4554 303 E-mail: info@hosteldayandnight.com Web: www.hosteldayandnight.com

Hobo Bear Address: Medulićeva 4 Telephone: +385 1 4846 636 E-mail: hobobearhostel@gmail.com Web site: www.hobobearhostel.com

Hostel Fancy Address: Poljička 13a Telephone: +385 1 8893 634 E-mail: info@fancyhostel.com Web: www.fancyhostel.com

Hostel Arena Address: Remetinečki gaj 28 Telephone: +385 1 6421 950 E-mail: hostel.arena@zgh.hr Web: www.nazor.hr Hostel Bureau Address: Vlaška 40 Telephone: +385 1 5510 517 E-mail: info@hostel-bureau.eu Web: www.hostel-bureau.eu Hostel Central Address: Vlaška 7 Telephone: +385 97 676 7793 E-mail: hostel-central@net.hr Web: www.design-hostelcentralzagreb.com

Hostel Grad mladih Address: Aleja hrvatske mladeži 19 Telephone: +385 1 6421 973 E-mail: gmg@zgh.hr Web: www.nazor.hr Hostel Heart of the City Address:Vlaška ulica 26 Telephone: +385 99 423 0147 E-mail: heratofthecity90@gmail.com Hostel Kaptol Address: Kaptol 4a Telephone: +385 1 4880 261 E-mail: booking@hostelkaptol.com.hr Web: www.hostelkaptol.com.hr

WHERE TO STAY

Ilica Ilica50,50,Zagreb Zagreb10000, 10000,Croatia Croatia Phone:+385 Phone:+385(01) (01)4004 4004248 248 Email: Email:mint@swanky-hostel.com mint@swanky-hostel.com

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Hostel Lapidarium Address: Remetinečka cesta 71 Telephone: +385 1 7888 750 E-mail: info@hostel-lapidarium.com Web: www.hostel-lapidarium.com

Hostel Mali Mrak Address: Dubička 8 Telephone: +385 1 6389 109 E-mail: hostelzagreb@gmail.com Web: www.hostel-zagreb.com

Hostel Lika Address: Pašmanska 17 Telephone: +385 1 6185 375 E-mail: hostel_lika@yahoo.com Web: www.hostel-lika.com

Hostel Moving Address: Kranjčevićeva 61 Telephone: +385 1 2020 195 E-mail: info@hostelmoving.hr Web: www.hostelmoving.hr

Hostel Love Croatia Address: Mesnička 5 Telephone: +385 91 620 0873 E-mail: ilovecroatia@naver.com Web: www.lovecroatia.co.kr

Hostel My Way Address: Trpimirova 4/1 Telephone: +385 1 4622 260 E-mail: info@mywayhostel.com Web: www.mywayhostel.com

Hostel Maju Jaya Address: Slavonska avenija 3 Telephone: +385 1 5559 294 E-mail: majujayahostel@gmail.com

Hostel Old Lab Address: Petra Preradovića 31a/III Telephone: +385 1 4004 256 E-mail: info@oldlab-hostel.eu Web: www.oldlab-hostel.eu

WHERE TO STAY

Hostel Palmers Lodge Address: Branimirova 25 Telephone: +385 1 8892 868 E-mail: booking@palmerslodge.com Web: www.palmerslodge.com.hr Hostel Ravnice Address: Ravnice 38d Telephone: +385 1 2332 325 E-mail: ravnice-youth-hostel@zg.t-com.hr Web: www.ravnice-youth-hostel.hr Hostel 63 Address: Vlaška ulica 63/7 Telephone: +385 1 5520 556 E-mail: info@hostel63.eu Web: www.hostel63.eu Hostel Sara Address: Vlaška ulica 17 Telephone: +385 1 4680 990 E-mail: faltak.prom@gmail.com Hostel Shappy Address: Varšavska 8 Telephone: +385 1 4830 483 E-mail: info@hostel-shappy.com Web: www.hostel-shappy.com Hostel Swanky Mint Address: Ilica 50 Telephone: +385 1 4004 248 E-mail: mint@swanky-hostel.com Web: www.swanky-hostel.com Hostel Taban Address: Tkalčićeva 82 Telephone: +385 1 5535 527 E-mail: reception@tabanzagreb.com Web site: www.tabanzagreb.com Hostel Temza Address: Šenoina 24 Telephone: +385 1 4921 216 E-mail: info@temza.hr Web: www.temza.hr Hostel The House Address: Pelješka 5 Telephone: +385 1 6181 554 E-mail: info@thehousehostel.com Web: www.thehousehostel.com

Hostel Trešnja Address: Baščanska 14 Telephone: +385 91 200 0707 E-mail: hosteltresnjazg@gmail.com Hostel Zagreb Address: Savska cesta 179 Telephone: +385 1 3098 545 E-mail: info@hostelzagreb.com.hr Web: www.hostelzagreb.com.hr Party Hostel Address: Heinzelova 78a Telephone: +385 1 6187 835 E-mail: hostelpartyzagreb@gmail.com Web: www.hostel-party.com Pozitiv Hostel Address: Kastavska 8 Telephone: +385 1 7980 888 E-mail: info@pozitivhostel.com Web: www.pozitivhostel.com The Brit Hostel Zagreb Address: Fra Andrije Kačića Miošića 3b Telephone: +385 1 4847 516 E-mail: info@brithostel-zagreb.com Web: www.brithostel-zagreb.com The Cherry Hostel Address: Cernička 33 Telephone: +385 1 3096 586 E-mail: info@cherry-hostel.com Web: www.cherry-hostel.com The Dots Hostel Address: Palmotićeva 30 Telephone: +385 1 5807 226 E-mail: info@dotshostelzagreb.com Web: www.dotshostelzagreb.com Studentsko naselje “Stjepan Radić” Address: Jarunska 2 Telephone: +385 1 4590 816 E-mail: turizam@sczg.hr Web: www.sczg.hr Zagreb Soul Hostel Address: Kušlanova 2 Telephone: +385 1 5801 980 E-mail: zagrebsoulhostel@gmail.com Web: www.zagrebsoulhostel.com

e different – you're always welcome to be different. We kindly invite you to discover 'smart food', a well-designed product by restaurant Bon Appetit. Carefully combined ingredients together with an adequate thermal treatment bring about positive body reactions and just one meal will provide you with extra energy needed for long walks through the city. What is most important is a selection of fresh ingredients with the addition of unusual spices and side dishes each of which has extraordinary nutritive components.

number of international restaurants, opened in the last few years, proves that Zagreb is becoming a true metropolis. Let's start with the one that has been around for more than a decade – Takenoko. Moto Mochizuki is not just the chef of Takenoko but a legend in his own time - all the lovers of Japanese cuisine

TRADITIONAL BALTAZAR

Nova Ves 4

+385 1 4666 999

KONOBA DIDA

Petrova 176

+385 1 2335 661

www.dida.hr

KONOBA DIDOV SAN

Mletačka 11

+385 1 4851 154

www.konoba-didovsan.com

Dubravkin put 2

+385 1 4834 975

www.dubravkin-put.com

Tkalčićeva 70

+385 1 4828 999

www.ivek-i-marek.hr

+385 1 4837 701

DUBRAVKIN PUT IVEK I MAREK

www.baltazar.hr

LA ŠTRUK

Skalinska 5

OKRUGLJAK

Mlinovi 28

+385 1 4674 112

www.okrugljak.hr

STARI FIJAKER

Mesnička 6

+385 1 4833 829

www.starifijaker.hr

Gračanska cesta 67

+385 1 6457 900

www.hotelpuntijar.com

Vrhovec 140

+385 1 3776 757

www.restac.hr

Gundulićeva 18

+385 1 4830 349

www.gostionica-tiptop.hr

Teslina 10

+385 1 4811 427

www.vinodol-zg.hr

STARI PUNTIJAR TAČ GOSTIONICA TIP TOP VINODOL

and true connoisseurs of the best Japanese restaurant in town will tell you the same. Find him in the city center, Masarykova street 22, and he will make you a perfect sushi with Adriatic tuna fish, which is considered one of the best in the world. For those of you who are not crazy about sushi there is awide choice of other famous Japanese dishes such as teriyaki chicken alongside an impressive fusion menu. If, on the other hand, you're more into samba and discovering exotic Brasilian cuisine, let Rodizio do Brasil be your choice. The best Caipirinha in town will make you crave delicious meat dishes. A unique serving technique called 'Pasadoresa', which uses swords, will blow your mind away. Rodizio specialties are prepared the churrasco way and you can choose from the traditional rodizio consisting of ten different kinds of meat, to veggy or seafood rodizio. When ordering a dessert don't miss the grilled pineapple with cinnamon.

WHERE TO EAT

Japanese restaurant

Masarykova ulica 22, 10 000 Zagreb • www.takenoko.hr • working hours: mon– sat: 12,00 – 01,00 h / sun: 12,00 – 18,00 h • t: + 385 1 646 3385 / + 385 1 646 3386

WHERE TO EAT

here do I eat the best burger in town? Anyone who has been to RougeMarin restaurant situated in the Light Bulb Factory knows the answer to that question. The sheer experience of dining in an ex-bulb factory, where at the same time you are surrounded with the greenery of a garden terrace, and the fact that chef Marin, who calls himself a 'cook', will be preparing a meal for you, will make you want to come back.

or all of you who would like to try something traditional or typical of Croatian cuisine we recommend two restaurants frequented by the locals and the tourists equally. Mesnička street has been a favourite gastronomic meeting point for years and years. Its ideal location, where Upper Town meets Lower Town, must

INTERNATIONAL APETIT CITY

Masarykova 18

+385 1 4811 077

www.apetit.hr

BISTRO APETIT

Jurjevska 65a

+385 1 4677 335

www.bistroapetit.com

BISTRO KARLO

Gundulićeva 16

+385 1 4833 175

BON APPETIT

Heinzelova 62a

+385 1 6387 802

www.bonappetit.hr

Avenija Dubrovnik 12

+385 1 6586 609

www.ilsecondo.hr

Petrinjska 42a

+385 1 4655 776

www.laripenati.hr

Medvedgradska 2

+385 1 4669 432

www.mano.hr

Ulica grada Vukovara 269a

+385 1 6001 914

www.oxbogrill.com

RADICCHIO

Branimirova 29

+385 1 4696 040

www.restaurantradicchio.com

TRILOGIJA

Kamenita 5

+385 1 4851 394

www.trilogija.com

Mihanovićeva 1

+385 1 4566 644

www.zinfandels.hr

www.restaurant-pauza.com

ILSECONDO LARI & PENATI MANO OXBO URBAN BAR & GRILL (DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Zagreb)

ZINFANDEL'S

(Esplanade Zagreb Hotel)

FUSION BISTRO PAUZA

Preradovićeva 34

+385 1 4854 598

BISTRO ŠALŠA

Kostelska 11

+385 95 199 5459

BISTROTEKA

Nikole Tesle 14

+385 1 4837 711

FAJN BISTRO

Vranyczanyeva 6

+385 1 4851 411

Vlaška 63

+385 1 5531 014

MUNDOAKA STREETFOOD

Petrinjska 2

+385 1 7888 777

POD ZIDOM

Pod zidom 5

+385 99 325 3600

MALI BAR

ROUGEMARIN

Frana Folnegovića 10

+385 1 6187 776

TIME

Petrinjska 7

+385 1 3333 660

UMAMI

Skalinska 3

+385 1 4838 609

www.fajnbistro.com.hr

www.rougemarin.hr

WHERE TO EAT

It is a place where high-quality food combined with impeccable presentation and professional service carries a unique experience to each guest.

www.rougemarin.hr

WHERE TO EAT FISH & SEAFOOD BOTA ŠARE JADERA KORČULA MIMICE RIBICE I TRI TOČKICE

Ulica kralja Zvonimira 124

+385 1 2316 745

www.bota-sare.hr

Teleni trg 4

+385 1 60 55 250

www.restoran-jadera.hr

Nikole Tesle 17

+385 1 4811 331

www.restoran-korcula.hr

Jurišićeva 21

+385 1 4814 524

Petra Preradovića 7/1

+385 1 5635 479

have something to do with it. It is in Mesnička street where a restaurant of longtime tradition – Stari Fijaker 900 – is situated. It offers home-made dishes typical of Zagreb and Zagorje region and is therefore popular with the tourists. Mlinci, štrukle, rezanci, gibanica...the choice is yours. When talking about traditional restaurants with home-made food, we can't forget Ivek i Marek in the middle of Tkalčićeva street – the most famous pedestrian zone in Zagreb. Almost all of the most famous Croatian dishes are on the menu and you can also order a Boškarin steak, which is one of their specialties. They specially pride in baking organic cakes without any colour additives or hydrogenated fats as well as using brown sugar and whole wheat flavour.

VEGETARIAN GREEN POINT NISHTA ZRNO BIO BISTRO

Varšavska 10

+385 1 4833 667

www.green-point.hr

Masarykova 11/1

+385 1 8897 444

www.nishtarestaurant.com

Medulićeva 20

+385 1 4847 540

www.zrnobiobistro.hr

ETHNIC ASIA - CHINA

Nova Ves 88

+385 1 4667 826

www.asia.hr

Nikole Tesle 14

+385 1 4822 331

www.ristorantecarpaccio.hr

CRO.K - KOREA

Pod zidom 4

+385 1 4819 525

www.crok.hr

DELICIJA LIBANESI LEBANON

Radnička 48

+385 1 6040 139

www.delicija-libanesi.com

CARPACCIO - ITALIA

LOKMA - TURKEY MAXIMILIAN - BAVARIA MEX CANTINA MEXICO MIO CORAZON - SPAIN

Tkalčićeva 59a

+385 1 5999 355

www.lokma.hr

Radnička cesta 37c

+385 1 6061 155

www.maximilian.hr

Savska cesta 154

+385 1 6192 156

www.mex-cantina.hr

Radićeva 16

+385 91 240 1790

RODIZIO DO BRASIL BRASIL

Horvaćanska cesta 23

+385 99 250 2505

www.rodizio-brasil.com

ROYAL INDIA - INDIA

Kaptol 27

+385 1 4680 965

www.royal-india-zagreb.com

SOFRA GREEN GOLD BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

Radnička cesta 52

+385 1 4111 621

e're taking all of you who enjoy an onthe-go meal to Cheese bar situated on the youngest Zagreb square – the European Square. We are proud to say that cheeses from all parts of Croatia are kept in this simply unique space. With its elaborate selection of Croatian wines Cheese bar is your ideal nigh-life starting point. And in case you're just passing by, you can purchase any of the products and take it with you. There is another addition to the Zagreb wine scene. It is situated next to the lower station of the Zagreb funicular. Basement wine bar offers more than 90 different Croatian wines and most of them are served by the glass. In addition to the wines you can order spreads of meat and cheeses from all parts of Croatia. SV. NIKOLA MACEDONIA TAKENOKO - JAPAN

Ulica kralja Zvonimira 78

+385 1 2301 312

www.restoransvetinikola.hr

Masarykova 22

+385 1 6463 385

www.takenoko.hr

Duknovićeva 4

+385 1 2334 556

www.duksa.hr

PIZZA DUKSA KARIJOLA PIZZERIA LIRA ZERO ZERO

Vlaška 63

+385 1 5531 016

www.pizzeria-karijola.com

Nikole Tesle 5

+385 1 4823 222

www.bas.hr

Vlaška 35

+385 1 8897 000

STREET FOOD & BURGER’S CHEVAP ROLLS GOOD FOOD MEK PER'S PAPA'S AMERICAN BAR ROCKET BURGER WOK ' N ' WALK YELLOW SUBMARINE

Gajeva 8

+385 91 331 4639

Nikole Tesle 7

+385 1 4811 302

www.goodfood.hr

Zagrebačka cesta 194

+385 1 3862 800

www.mekpers.com www.papas.hr

Tuškanac 1

+385 98 980 5000

Tkalčićeva 50

+385 1 4845 386

Ilica 49

+385 99 776 1163

Frankopanska 11

+385 1 4831 500

www.submarinebbq.com

www.basement-bar.net

WINE BARS BASEMENT

Tomićeva 5

+385 1 7774 585

CHEESE BAR

Augusta Cesarca 2

+385 95 288 8628

DOBRA VINA GREEN GOLD

Radnička cesta 52

+385 1 5535 310

Frankopanska 1

+385 91 457 5007

DREAM COFFEE & WINE BAR

Vlaška 63

+385 1 5531 016

ORANŽ

KARIJOLA

Ilica 7

+385 1 7787 300

SHERRY'S WINE & BITES

Ilica 73

+385 1 4008 150

www.dobravina.hr

www.pizzeria-karijola.com

www.sherrys.eu

COFFE TIME WHERE TO EAT

It's always difficult to resist chocolate and if you happen to stumble across Choco bar bonbonniere Kraš when strolling down Ilica street, which is the biggest Croatian chocolate producer, be sure to take a break to try some of the delicious chocolate produce. It really doesn't matter whether you prefer pralines, classic chocolate or the latest ice-cream flavours based on the most famous of Kraš products: Bajadera, Griotta, Dorina or Bananko. When you reach Ban Jelačić square and head north along Tkalčićeva street, you'll come across two truly special places. The first one, Cookie Factory, has a daily offer of fresh American confections such as cookies, brownies and bars, crunchy treats, muffins, cupcakes, banana bread, scones and cobblers alongside with smoothies, raspberry and strawberry drinks, tarts and pies...do we need to go on? Only 200 meters up the street, in Ivek and Marek, you may try organic confections made without artificial colours or hydrogenated vegetable fat but, at the same time, baked using brown sugar and whole wheat flour. In more than 350 square meters of exclusively furnished patisseries Millenium and Millenium Lounge situated in Lower City's Bogovićeva street you may try sweet and salty desserts signed by Emanuele Saracino & Raffale Figilola. However, if you're looking for something completely different and more green, there's the Bio&bio caffe and shop. Try some wheat coffee, maca cappuccino or latte, hot coffee with vanilla, cinnamon or chilly alongside Oatly oat beverage or the Japanese Bonsoy soy beverage. You can also have all kinds of smoothies, fresh juices and cakes made from whole ingredients and with natural sweeteners that come from the oldest eco farm in Croatia – the Zrno estate. If you choose to visit Samobor for a day, don’t forget to visit a fabulous ice cream parlor Medenko. This is not just an ordinary parlor but so much more. You can try homemade ice creams made from elderberry, green tea, buckwheat, carrot, pumpkin, quince, Isabella grape and even the vegan flavored ones. By all means don’t forget different homemade cookies and cakes.

COFFEE & CAKES AMÉLIE

Vlaška 6

+385 1 5583 360

www.slasticeamelie.com

Ilica 15

+385 1 4876 362

www.kraschocobar.com

IVEK I MAREK

Tkalčićeva 70

+385 1 4828 999

www.ivek-i-marek.hr

MILLENNIUM

Bogovićeva 7

+385 1 4810 850

www.slasticarnicamillennium.hr

CHOCO BAR BONBONNIÈRE KRAŠ

ORANŽ

Ilica 7

+385 1 7787 300

Tkalčićeva 21

+385 99 494 9400

VINCEK

Ilica 18

+385 1 4833 612

www.vincek.com.hr

ZAGREB

Masarykova 4

+385 1 4810 955

www.slasticarnica-zagreb.com

THE COOKIE FACTORY

www.cookiefactory.hr

WHERE TO EAT

OPEN E MON F VERY DAY RI 12.0 0 SAT SU N 10.00 - 22.30 - 22.30

MINutes TO ESCAPE

game rooms These are the real life escape rooms that you can play.

TEST YOUR SKILLS ON A HIGHER LEVEL TEAMWORK

SEARCHING

Escape Game is a fresh & brainy pulse raiser for any small group of friends or families.

CODE BREAKING

Its the new level of teambuilding. Do you need a 60 minute instant team building event?

Escape Room Arena & Karting Arena Zagreb ZagrebaÄ?ki Velesajam / ulaz istok 3 / Zagreb +385 99 841 48 80 / www.escape-arena.com

Come and test your skills offline! Escape Room Arena will definitely challenge you.

AQUARIUS DEPO CLUB ENTER THE CLUB GALLERY

Matije Ljubeka bb (Jarun Lake)

+385 1 3642 231

www.aquarius.hr

Radnička cesta 27

www.depoclub.com

Ulica grada Vukovara 72

www.enterzagreb.hr

Matije Ljubeka 33 (Jarun Lake)

+385 99 444 2444

www.gallery.hr

GREEN GOLD CLUB

Radnička cesta 52

+385 99 256 3323

www.greengoldclub. com.hr

GROOVE

Petrinjska ulica 4

+385 91 334 4000

www.grooveclub.hr

Runjaninova 3

+385 91 510 0661

www.clubh2o.hr

Florijana Andrašeca 14

+385 99 333 3005

www.hangarclub.hr

H2O HANGAR CLUB JIMMY WOO

Nova Ves 11

+385 1 6446 501

Gajeva 10

+385 1 4820 800

www.lemon.hr

MANSION

Matije Ljubeka 25 (Jarun Lake)

+385 91 462 9413

www.mansion.hr

MOCHVARA

Trnjanski nasip bb

+385 1 6159 667

www.mochvara.hr

LEMON BAR & CLUB

NIGHTLIFE & FUN

CLUBS

NIGHTLIFE & FUN

PEPERMINT

Ilica 24

+385 91 393 9938

RAY

Izidora Kršnjavog 1

+385 91 630 2743

www.ray.hr

SAX

Palmotićeva 22

+385 1 4872 836

www.sax-zg.hr

Koturaška cesta 1

+385 1 4812 873

www.sirupclub.com

Trnjanska 117

+385 1 6111 485

www.urnebes.org

SIRUP URNEBES

www.pepermint-zagreb.com

BARS BABBAR

Petrinjska 7

+385 91 197 0117

BISTROTEKA BAR

Nikole Tesle 12

+385 1 4837 711

COFFE & WINE BAR SPEAK EASY

Bogovićeva 4

+385 99 444 0402

CORNER BAR

Augusta Cesarca 2

+385 1 4845 393

Višnjevac 3

+385 95 766 7666

www.excelente.hr www.hemingway.hr

EXCELENTE BAR HEMINGWAY LOUNGE BAR

Trg maršala Tita 1

+385 1 4834 956

HISTORY

Tkalčićeva 68

+385 1 5487 001

www.history.hr

HY PLAZA

Slavonska avenija 6

+385 1 6115 484

www.hy-plaza.com.hr

Nova Ves 11

+385 97 708 8890

Ivana Broza 48

+385 1 3668 360

www.jiggybar.hr

Nova Ves 17

+385 1 4667 170

www.khala.hr www.labodega.hr

JACKIE BROWN JIGGY BAR KHALA LOUNGE & WINE BAR LA BODEGA

Bogovićeva 5

+385 91 462 9445

MARASCHINO BAR

Margaretska 1

+385 95 866 5294

MOJO

Martićeva 5

+385 99 597 5401

PLAZA BAR

Nemčićeva 7

+385 1 4004 317

www.plazabar.hr

TABAN BAR

Tkalčićeva 82

+385 1 5533 527

www.tabanzagreb.com

Varšavska 4

+385 91 330 4988

Tkalčićeva 59

+385 99 232 3202

Petrinjska 7

+385 1 3333 660

Zagrebačka avenija 100a

+385 1 2041 812

www.vertigo-bar.com

+385 1 6191 715

www.vintageindustrialbar.com

TESLA POWER HOUSE THE LOFT TIME VERTIGO BAR VINTAGE INDUSTRIAL BAR

Savska cesta 160

JAZZ & BLUES BACCHUS JAZZ BAR BOOZE & BLUES CAFFE LEONE JAZZILICIOUS

Trg kralja Tomislava 16

+385 98 322 804

Tkalčićeva 84

+385 1 4837 765

Ulica kralja Zvonimira 63

+385 91 156 1982

www.booze-and-blues.com

NIGHTLIFE & FUN PUBS BIKERS BEER FACTORY

Savska cesta 150

+385 99 848 5663

DUBLIN PUB

Maksimirska 75

+385 1 2323 528

GODOT PUB

Savska cesta 23

+385 1 4843 775

www.cafe-godot.com

HOLE IN ONE

Vlaška 42

+385 1 4835 280

www.holeinone.hr

MALI MEDO CRAFT BREWERY

Tkalčićeva 36

+385 1 4929 613

MEDVEDGRAD CRAFT BREWERY

Ilica 49

+385 1 4846 922

Savska cesta 141

+385 1 6003 600

Tkalčićeva 60

+385 1 4812 206

Savska cesta 36

+385 96 868 8553

MOVIE PUB OLIVER TWIST SHERIDAN'S IRISH PUB

www.bikersbeerfactory.hr

www.pivnica-medvedgrad.hr

THE BEERTIJA

Pavla Hatza 16

+385 1 5635 482

TOLKIEN'S

Opatovina 49

+385 1 4852 050

www.the-movie-pub.com

B RI NG

TH I S F YLE FR E E D R I V E R A N D G ET R’S LI CE NCE !

NIGHTLIFE & FUN

OPEN E MON F VERY DAY RI 16.0 0 SAT SU N 10.0 - 23.00 0 - 23.0 0

FEEL LIKE A PROFESONAL DRIVER Did you know that Zagreb has the largest indoor / outdoor karting track in this part of EU? Karting Arena Zagreb is the biggest rental go-kart track in the region.

Best rated attraction in Zagreb - Lifetime experience

Karting Arena Zagreb & Escape Room Arena Zagrebački Velesajam / ulaz istok 3 / Zagreb +385 1 778 75 34 / +385 1 549 44 80 / www.kartingarena.com

CAFES BLOK BAR BOOKSA CAFE BAR FINJAK CORINTHIANS ELI'S CAFE EXPRESS BAR

Tomašićeva ulica 13

+385 1 4550 366

Martićeva 14d

+385 1 4616 124

Vlaška 78

+385 92 111 3483

Kašinska 27 - Sesvete

+385 99 322 7225

Ilica 63

+385 91 455 5608

www.booksa.hr

www.cbcorinthians.com

Petrinjska 4

HISTORY VILLAGE

Tkalčićeva 68

+385 1 5487 001

www.history.hr

JOHANN FRANCK

Trg bana Josipa Jelačića 9

+385 91 783 8153

www.jochannfranck.hr

JUTRO

Teslina 9

ORANŽ

Ilica 7

+385 1 7787 300

VELVET

Dežmanova 9

+385 1 4846 743

www.velvet.hr

BALON KLUB ZAGREB

Grge Novaka 53 Sesvetski Kraljevac

+385 1 2047 838/+385 98 415 161

www.baloni.hr

ESCAPEROOM ARENA

Avenija Dubrovnik 15 (Zagreb Fair)

+385 99 841 4880

www.escape-arena.com

FLYME WORLD (SKYDIVE SIMULATOR)

Avenija Dubrovnik 15 (Zagreb Fair)

+385 91 588 7488

www.flyme.world

JARUN EQUESTRIAN CLUB KARTING ARENA PAINTBALL & AIRSOFT KLUB GUERRILLA SEGWAY CITY TOUR

Vrbje 78

+385 98 919 0616

www.konjicki-centar.hr

Avenija Dubrovnik 15 (Zagreb Fair)

+385 1 7787 534

www.karting-arena.com

Savski nasip

+385 98 800 391

www.paintball.hr

Antuna Mihanovića 1 (Hotel Esplanade Zagreb)

+385 1 3010 390

www.zagreb. segwaycitytour.hr

SEGWAY HRVATSKA SKYDIVING CROATIA SLOBODAN PAD (SPORT CENTRE, SKY DIVING)

+385 99 290 0620

www.segway-croatia.hr

Vončinina 2/1

+385 1 4663 752

www.skydivingcroatia.com

Marka Stančića 11

+385 91 429 0926

www.slobodanpad.hr

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A premium Croatian gold and silver jewelry retail brand

www.zaks.hr

SHOPPING

Next to the most beautiful passageway in Zagreb, Oktogon, 'Hats by Kobali' was opened in 1974 by Nada Kobali, who transforms simple hats into true art. 'Every single hat tells a story – it looks for a head and is beautiful only if it finds one', says the famous milliner, who represents the fourth generation of hatmakers in her family and who has inherited the love of hats together with the original shapers that are still in use. There is only one tradition longer than the hatmaker's one and it is the tradition of umbrella making by the Cerovečki family. Umbrellas Cerovečki are to be found in all corners of the world and the most popular one amongst the tourists is, of course, the Šestine umbrella that is a symbol of Zagreb as well. The umbrella making tradition started in 1912 and it is interesting to know that the family used to make custom made umbrellas for all the film productions in Zagreb. If you wish to own one, find it in Ilica street 49. A necktie (cravat) is another traditionally used souvenir. Croats take pride in being responsible for the invention of a necktie – a fact proudly revealed to us by the Potomac company, and its brand Croata, which is the most famous necktie producer in Croatia. Brands such as Ban, Souvenir, Trenk and Šestine have their followers around the world. There is a line of women's scarves and shawls, gentlemen's and women's shirts, vests, leather, silk and metal accessories as well as jewellry for you to browse and choose from. The most famous shop is the one in Oktogon but the Potomac company has opened others in Zagreb shopping centers too.

CLOTHES A' MARIE

Gundulićeva 19

+385 1 4873 524

BOUDOIR

Radićeva 22

+385 91 481 3464

www.boudoir.hr

Vlaška 43

+385 1 4876 545

www.charlie-design.hr

CHARLIE DESIGN

www.amarie-fashion.com

Kaptol 13

+385 1 4874 944

Ilica 5 - Oktogon

+385 1 4812 726

Avenija Dubrovnik 16 (Avenue Mall)

+385 1 6398 900

Zaprešička 2 (Westgate Shopping City)

+385 1 6398 916

Ambruševa 11

+385 1 4810 188

www.donassy.com

Ilica 49

+385 1 4806 511

www.ethnoboutiquemara.com

Rooseveltov trg 4

+385 1 4826 098

www.gena.hr

HIPPY GARDEN

Masarykova 5

+385 1 6199 368

www.hippygarden.com

KLARA CADIEUX STORE

Frankopanska 6

+385 1 4846 879

CROATA

DONASSY ETHNO BOUTIQUE MARA GENA MODA CROATICA

www.croata.hr

SHOPPING

SHOPPING Are you a fan of jewellry? If so, you should visit Zaks and Argentum. Two famous goldsmith families, DodiÄ&#x2021; and GlasnoviÄ&#x2021;, that fuse goldsmith tradition with the latest trends, are the creators of the mentioned brands. Trendy gold jewellry can be seen (and tried on) at the main square. Argentum is also the biggest distributor of silver with a supreme offer of silver products, steel items and watches. The 6 shops in Zagreb are situated in big shopping malls.

ULIČNI ORMAR VINTAGE CLOTHING

Frankopanska 6

+385 1 4846 080

Jurišićeva 16

+385 1 4926 500

www.leiloubyalex.com

SHOPPING

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Pod zidom 8

+385 1 4814 875

Trg bana Josipa Jelačića 15

+385 1 4817 052

www.cahun.hr

Ilica 47

+385 1 4846 727

Jurišićeva 23

+385 1 4814 501

Ilica 49

+385 1 4847 417

www.kisobrani-cerovecki.hr

Ilica 5 - Oktogon

+385 1 4812 867

www.kobalihats.com

Bogovićeva 1b

+385 1 4810 972

Ilica 47

+385 1 4811 080

Gajeva 19

+385 1 4825 071

Varšavska 1

+385 1 4872 856

www.ghetaldus.hr

www.maras.hr

www.optikakraljevic.hr

SHOPPING

For those of you who enjoy excellent sound and music there is the Record store in Tkalčićeva street 34, where ultimate music equipment can be found. It is intended (in their own words) for music lovers, audiophiles, discophiles and other similar – philes as well as those who'd like to become one of those. One can find everything in this store: from an excellent selection of LPs to state of the art music reproduction equipment. Also, you can follow them on facebook and check the date of the Record Store Day. If, on the other hand, you wish to buy an original Croatian souvenir made with lots of effort and by the best small Croatian producers, visit Kredenca in Radićeva street. You'll find all kinds of schnaps, liquers, wines, honey, olive oil, truffles, chocolate, various natural skin care products and many more quality produce. The best thing about it is that you can try all of these products out before purchasing them and if you're buying a present, they'll gift-wrap it in the store.

SHOPPING MALLS ARENA CENTAR AVENUE MALL CENTAR KAPTOL

Ulica Vice Vukova 6

+385 1 6661 411

www.arenacentar.hr

Avenija Dubrovnik 16

+385 1 6527 645

www.avenuemall.com.hr

Nova Ves 11

+385 1 4860 241

www.centarkaptol.hr

CITY CENTER ONE EAST

Slavonska avenija 11d Žitnjak

+385 1 5556 969

www.citycenterone.hr

CITY CENTER ONE WEST

Jankomir 33

+385 1 5494 070

Trg Petra Preradovića 6

+385 1 4874 370

www.centarcvjetni.hr www.gardenmall.hr

CVJETNI GARDEN MALL

Rudolfa Kolaka 14

+385 1 5579 632

IMPORTANNE CENTAR

Starčevićev trg 7

+385 1 4577 076

IMPORTANNE GALLERIA

Iblerov trg 10

+385 1 4619 503

MERCATONE

Gospodarska ulica 5, Donji Stupnik

+385 72 20 20 22

www.emmezeta.hr

Ulica Grada Vukovara 269b

+385 1 6005 555

www.mercator.hr

Ilica 4

+385 1 4803 111

www.nama.hr

Zaprešička 2, Donja Bistra

+385 1 5553 333

www.westgate.com.hr

MERCATOR NAMA WESTGATE SHOPPING CITY

www.importanne.hr

Leading Croatian chain store in selling silver jewellery and watches www.argentum.hr

SOUVENIR & JEWELRY SHOPS

ARGENTUM CROATIAN SILVER JEWELRY STORE

ART SUVENIRI BASHOTA JEWELRY GALERIJA CROCRODEAL HRVATSKE DIVOTE KREDENCA KRIŽEK - FINE JEWELRY STORE LAPIDARIUM MODUS TAKE ME HOME

Vlaška 126 (Zagreb - Vlaška/Kvatrić)

+385 1 6447 413

Avenija Dubrovnik 16 (Avenue Mall)

+385 1 6593 076

Ulica Vice Vukova 6 (Arena Centar)

+385 1 6524 286

Radnička cesta 49 (Konzum)

+385 1 6040 821

Ilica 288 (Konzum Črnomerec)

+385 1 3491 530

Dubrava 241 (Super Konzum Dubec)

+385 1 2922 448

Radićeva 19

+385 1 4831 534

Ilica 69

+385 1 4846 941

Radićeva 16

+385 1 4880 276

www.argentum.hr

www.zlatarnica-bashota.hr

Tkalčićeva 80

+385 1 4811 013

Radićeva 13

+385 91 544 7294 +385 91 278 2040

www.kredenca.com

Ilica 5 - Oktogon

+385 1 4921 931

www.krizek.hr

Radićeva 10

+385 1 5530 649

www.lapidarium.eu

Tkalčićeva 48

+385 1 4813 489

www.modusdesignshop.com

Tomićeva 4

+385 1 7987 632

www.takemehome.hr

SHOPPING

Trg bana Josipa Jelečića 1

+385 1 3706 009

Masarykova 9

+385 1 4855 133

Avenija Dubrovnik 16 (Avenue Mall)

+385 1 6535 965

Ulica Vice Vukova 6 (Arena Centar)

+385 1 6439 630

Slavonska avenija 11d (City Center one East)

+385 1 6457 201

Trg Dragutina Domjanića 2, Sesvete

+385 1 6382 660

ZAKS JEWELRY STORE

www.zaks.hr

DELICACIES BONKULOVIĆ DELICACIES BORNSTEIN OLDEST WINE SHOP CROP

DELICIJE

HRVATSKE DIVOTE

Nova Ves 17

+385 1 4860 789

www.bonkulovic.com

Kaptol 19

+385 1 4812 361

www.bornstein.hr

Tkalčićeva 28

+385 91 533 8233

www.crop.com.hr

Vlaška 58

+385 99 219 6373

Trg Ante Starčevića 7 (Importanne Center)

+385 98 430 016

Nikole Tesle7

+385 99 312 6553

www.deliiicije.com

Tkalčićeva 80

+385 1 4811 013

Nova Ves 6

+385 1 4666 747

www.jabuke-ruze.com

Radićeva 13

+385 91 544 7294 +385 91 278 2040

www.kredenca.com

NATURA CROATICA

Petra Preradovića 8

+385 1 4855 076

www.naturacroatica.com

PINKLEC DELICIJA

Martićeva 14c

+385 1 4579 911

JABUKE I RUŽE KREDENCA

ORGANIC PRODUCTS & COSMETICS Ilica 5 - Oktogon

BIO&BIO

KANTARION KREDENCA

+385 1 4876 577

Radnička 49

+385 1 6539 901

Ilica 70

+385 1 4848 085

Nemčićeva 1-3 (NAMA Kvatrić)

+385 1 2300 181

Jankomir 33 (City Center one West)

+385 1 6535 117

Slavonska avenija 11d (City Center one East)

+385 1 2946 872

Ulica Vice Vukova 6 (Arena Centar)

+385 1 6142 581

Avenija Dubrovnik 16 (Avenue Mall)

+385 1 6520 552

Zaprešička 2 (Westgate Shopping City)

+385 1 3692 877

www.biobio.hr

Martićeva 14c

+385 1 7980 295

www.kantarion-trgovina.com

Radićeva 13

+385 91 544 7294 +385 91 278 2040

www.kredenca.com

MCROATIA - CROATIAN SOUVENIR With a touch of innovative design, MCROATIA brand souvenirs represent a desirable and unique product for every tourist. Our memory game MEET CROATIA – MEMORY CROATIA is inspired by tradition, education and Croatian heritage. It is an educational and entertaining game based on the most beautiful destinations in Croatia. Besides, MEET CROATIA – MEMORY CROATIA, our production series consists of designer mugs, T-shirts and bags made of licitar and lace as the most famous Croatian brands. You can find MCROATIA products in souvenir shops and on INA gas stations along the A1 highway, or look them up in our webshop www.croatiansouvenir.com

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MUSEUMS MUSEUMS & EVENTS

For all of you who are interested not just in the visual part of a city but also its history we recommend Zagreb City Museum. Visit its beautiful building situated in Upper town and find out more about Zagreb's spiritual and everyday life, its culture and architecture, famous people, great romances and hardships of its inhabitants. How can you learn more about a culture, customs and traditions if not by visiting EthnographicMuseum. The one in Zagreb takes pride in its collection of items from all parts of Croatia as well as donated private collections. A Collection of Extraordinary Dolls in authentic local national costumes for example, collected and donated by a Croatian emmigrant from Argentina Ljeposav Perinić, which was donated to the city, that is museum, in 1992. Archeological Museum is situated in the heart of the city. Its permanent exhibition consists of Prehistoric and the Egyptian collection, Greek and Roman collection, Numismatic collection and the Lapidarium, a collection of stone monuments in the Museum courtyard. One of the most interesting exhibits is by all means an Egyptian mummy by the name Nesi-hensu. Museums are an important part of any metropolitan city and the Museum of Contemporary Art is unavoidable in that way. Zagreb, of course, has one too. The work of the architect Igor Franić, it prides in its Collection in Motion, which emphasises: movement, change and uncertainty shown through different frames together with its permanent exhibition of course. In addition, numerous cultural events as well as temporary exhibitions are organised in the museum's multifunctional space. Museums are no longer places in which exhibits are to be found in show cases and on the walls exclusively. The best example for this is Museum of Illusions. If you're ready for a true adventure, visit Museum of Illusions in Ilica street in Zagreb. A fascinating world of illusions will leave you breathless and you can also learn a lot while having great fun and testing your own perception of reality at the same time. The museum welcomes all generations but children, as one might guess, are the happiest to be there. Fight the force of gravity in the anti-gravity room, enjoy the largest collection of holograms in this part of Europe, serve your head on the platter, climb the ceiling – and those are just some of the attractions within the museum. There's much more inside.

Visit amazing architecture and masterpieces by Croatian most prominent artist

ATELIJER MEŠTROVIĆ MLETAČKA 8, ZAGREB +385 (0)1 485 1123 www.mestrovic.hr | mim@mestrovic.hr

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART ZAGREB Av. Dubrovnik 17, Zagreb Tel. + 385 1 60 52 700 Hours: Tue – Sun: 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturday: 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Monday and holidays: closed www.msu.hr

Carsten Höller Double Slide (2009)

The dynamic story of contemporary art without beginning or end, more than six hundred works of local and international artists from the rich collections of the Museum roam the exhibition halls, outdoors, on the front of the building... In the space for temporary exhibitions, shows follow one another every 2-3 months: large exhibition projects, retrospectives, monographs, international exhibitions...

MUseums MUSEUMS & EVENTS

Trg Nikole Šubića Zrinskog 19

+385 1 4873 000

www.amz.hr

Tue-Sat 10-18, Thu 10-20, Sun 10-13, Mon Closed

ART PAVILION

Trg kralja Tomislava 22

+385 1 4876 487

www.umjetnickipaviljon.hr

Tue-Sun 11-20, Fri 11-21, Mon Closed

CAR MUSEUM "FERDINAND BUDICKI"

Ulica kneza Ljudevita Posavskog 48

+385 99 229 0161

www.otkferdinandbudicki.hr

Mon-Sun 10-19

CROATIAN HISTORY MUSEUM

Matoševa 9

+385 1 4851 900

www.hismus.hr

Mon-Fri 10-18; Sat-Sun 10-13

CROATIAN MUSEUM OF ARCHITECTURE (HAZU)

Ivana Gorana Kovačića 37

+385 1 4834 551

www.hazu.hr

Mon-Sat 11-18, Sun Closed

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM

CROATIAN MUSEUM OF NAÏVE ART

Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 3

+385 1 4851 911

www.hmnu.hr

1.11.-30.4: Tue-Fri 10-18, Sat 10-14, Sun 10-13, Mon Closed 1.5.-30.10: Mon-Sat 10-18, Sun 10-13

CROATIAN NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM

Demetrova ulica 1

+385 1 4851 700

www.hpm.hr

Tue, Wed, Fri 10-17, Thu 10-20, Sat 10-19, Sun 10-13, Mon Closed

CROATIAN RAILWAY MUSEUM

Ulica grada Vukovara 47

+385 1 3782 862

www.muzej. hzinfra.hr

Visit by prior arrangement

CROATIAN SPORTS MUSEUM

Praška 2/II

+385 1 4833 483

www.sportskimuzej.hr

Mon-Fri 8-16; Sat-Sun Closed

DRAŽEN PETROVIĆ MEMORIAL CENTER

Trg Dražena Petrovića 3

+385 1 4843 146

www. drazenpetrovic. net

Mon-Fri 10-17; Sat-Sun Closed

ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM

Trg Mažuranića 14

+385 1 4826 220

www. emz.hr

Tue-Fri 10-18, Sat-Sun 10-13, Mon Closed

HDLU - CROATIAN ASSOCIATION OF ARTISTS

Trg žrtava fašizma 16

+385 1 4611 818

www.hdlu.hr

Tue-Fri 11-19, Sat-Sun 10-14, Mon Closed

MEŠTROVIĆ ATELIER - Ivan Meštrović Foundation

Mletačka 8

+385 1 4851 123

www.mestrovic.hr

Tue-Sat 10-18, Sun 10-14, Mon Closed 1.10-30.6: Tue-Sat 10-17, Thu 10-19, Sun 10-14, Mon Closed; 1.7-30.9: Tue-Fri 10-19, Sat 10-17, Sun 10-14, Mon Closed

MIMARA MUSEUM

Rooseveltov trg 5

+385 1 4828 100

www.mimara.hr

MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CRAFTS

Trg maršala Tita 10

+385 1 4882 111

www.muo.hr

Tue-Sat 10-19, Sun 10-14, Mon Closed

Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 2

+385 1 4851 021

www. brokenships. com

1.6-30.9: Mon-Sun 9-22.30; 1.10-31.5: Mon-Sun 9-21

MUSEUM OF BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS

Avenija Dubrovnik 17

+385 1 6052 700

www.msu.hr

Ilica 72

+385 1 7999 609

www. muzejiluzija.com

Savska 18

+385 1 4844 050

www.tehnickimuzej.hr

Tue-Fri 9-17, Sat-Sun 9-13, Mon Closed

TORTUREUM - MUSEUM OF TORTURE

Tkalčićeva 13/I

+385 1 6459 803

www. tortureum.com

Mon-Sun 11-19

ZAGREB CITY MUSEUM

Opatička 20

+385 1 4851 361

www.mgz.hr

Tue-Fri 10-18, Sat 11-19, Sun 10-14, Mon Closed

ACADEMIA MODERNA

Šenoina 11

+385 1 4839 146

www.academiamoderna.hr

Tue-Sat 14-19, Sun-Mon Closed

CRO ART PHOTO CLUB

Gajeva 25

+385 1 4810 476

www. croartphotoclub.hr

Mon-Sat 8-23, Sun Closed

Trg Nikole Šubića Zrinskog 11

+385 1 4895 117

www.hazu.hr

JOZO KLJAKOVIĆ MEMORIAL COLLECTION

Rokov perivoj 4

+385 1 4824 856

www.czlogz.hr

KLOVIĆEVI DVORI GALLERY

Jezuitski trg 4

+385 1 4851 926

www.gkd.hr

LAUBA

Baruna Filipovića 23a

+385 1 6302 115

www.lauba.hr

Mon-Fri 14-22, Sat 11-22; Sun Closed

LAUDATO CORDE GALLERY

Maksimirska 10 (Kvaternik Plaza)

+385 1 4004 363

www.laudato. corde.hr

Mon, Wed, Fri 17-21

www. galerijamala.hr

Mon-Fri 10-20, Sat 10-14, Sun Closed

MUSEUM OF ILLUSIONS NIKOLA TESLA TECHNICAL MUSEUM

Tue-Sun 11-18, Sat 11-20, Mon Closed Mon-Sun 9-22

GALLERIES

HAZU STROSSMAYER GALLERY OF OLD MASTERS

MALA GALLERY MARIJA JURIĆ ZAGORKA MEMORIAL APARTMENT

Trg bana Jelačića 6 +385 1 4816 954

Tue 10-19, Wed,Thu, Fri 10-16, Sat-Sun 10-13, Mon Closed Mon-Fri 9-19, Sat-Sun Closed Tue-Sun 11-19, Mon Closed

Dolac 8

+385 1 4872 406

www.zagorka.net

MODERN GALLERY

Andrije Hebranga 1

+385 1 6041 040

www.modernagalerija.hr

Tue-Fri 11-19, Sat-Sun 10-14, Mon Closed

PERMANENTA GALLERY

Preradovićeva 44/I +385 1 4813 746

www.ulupuh.hr

Mon-Fri 10-13, Sat-Sun Closed

www.ulupuh.hr

Mon-Fri 10-20, Sat 10-13, Sun Closed

ULUPUH GALLERY

Tkalčićeva 14

+385 1 4813 746

Thu, Sun 11-16, Fri-Sat Closed

MUSEUMS & EVENTS

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART

Since Croats have been famous for their love of cars, it only seems fair to have a museum dedicated to cars as well. Automobiles Museum Ferdinand Budicki comprises not just old-timers, motorbikes and bikes but also other artefacts somehow connected to automobilism and automotive industry of this region. In addition to this, there's more than a couple of hours of film material from 1909 to 1990 and numerous events in which car lovers can take part. Alongside being famous car lovers Croats are also big sports fans. One of the museums is therefore dedicated to the great Croatian basketball player Dražen Petrović, who tragically passed away before his time. Memorial Center Dražen Petrović was opened in 2006 and was initially planned as a way of keeping the memory of this extraordinary player alive as well as introduce younger generations into the world of sport. Close by there is Mimara Museum where you can see a rich and diverse collection of antiquity artefacts and European art of early Middle Ages. The part that represents Eastern art from the Middle to Far East is especially plentiful. By all means do not leave Zagreb without visiting the beautiful Upper town premises of Atelier Meštrović. This elegant building that dates from the 17th century was once a home to one of the most famous Croatian artists Ivan Meštrović, who lived and worked there from 1922 to 1942. The atelier comprises a collection of around 100 sculptures, drawings, lithographies as well as parts of furniture from the first four decades of his work. It is less known that Meštrović worked as an architect so that many parts of the Atelier are his creations.

MUSEUMS & EVENTS

One of the prize-winning and most original museums is by all means Museum of Broken Relationships, which is also the winner of the prestigious Kenneth Hudson – European museum award for the most innovative museum in Europe. This introduction alone should be a reason enough for a visit. Its exhibits will remind you of your own personal experiences and will make you look at them from another perspective.

MUSEUMS & EVENTS

EVENTS & PER 29.01.

The Night of Museums www.nocmuzeja.hr 21.02. – 28.02.

The 12th ZagrebDox www.zagrebdox.net 04.03. – 13.03.

The 12th Restaurant Week www.tjedanrestorana.com 05.04. – 10.04.

Zagreb Auto Show www.zv.hr

23.04. – 02.10.

Zagreb Time Machine 2016 www.infozagreb.hr 25.04. – 09.05.

St. Mark’s Festival 2016 www.festivalsvmarka.hr 28.04. – 08.05.

Artikuliranje 2016 Cultural and artistic street festival www.artikuliranje.com 06.05. – 15.05.

The 5th Festival of Sweets Slatki gušti www.slatki-gusti.com 26.05. – 05.06.

The 20th Cest is d’Best www.cestisdbest.com

27.05. – 06.09.

Summer at the Stross 2016 www.ljetonastrossu.com 30.05.– 05.06.

The 51st International Garden Show FLORAART 2016 www.zrinjevac.hr 04.06. – 05.06.

The 31st Oldtimer Rally

www.oldtimer-klub-zagreb.hr 06.06. – 11.06.

The World Festival of Animated Film - Animafest Zagreb www.animafest.hr 17.06. – 19.06.

The 16th International Fireworks Festival www.bundek.com 20.06. – 22.06.

INmusic Festival 2016 www.inmusicfestival.com Mid-June – End of July

Summer at the MSU 2016 Museum of Contemporary Art www.msu.hr

End of June – End of July

The 35th Zagreb Summer Evenings www.kdz.hr

End of June

Fantastic Zagreb Film Festival www.fantastic-zagreb.com 11.07.

National Folk Dance Ensemble of Croatia LADO Scena Amadeo www.lado.hr

12.07. – 25.07.

European Universities Games Zagreb - Rijeka 2016 www.eug2016.com 15.07. – 24.07.

13.09. – 24.09.

The 8th International Photography Festival Revelations www.organvida.com

20.09.2016 – 08.01.2017

Alberto Giacometti - sculptures, drawings, litographs “Portraits of the Present” Art Pavilion in Zagreb www.umjetnički-paviljon.hr 01.10. – 25.10.

ARTichoke Festival

The Courtyards Upper Town

Youth Amateur Art Festival www.artichoke-festival.com

16.07.

The 25th Zagreb Marathon Start on Ban Jelačić Square

www.dvorista.in

Folk Dance Evenings in Gradec with LADO Ensemle Upper Town www.lado.hr Mid-July

Medvedgrad Music Nights Medvedgrad Fortress

09.10.

www.zagreb-marathon.com November

The 14th Zagreb Film Festival www.zagrebfilmfestival.com 08.11. – 13.11.

20.07. – 24.07.

INTERLIBER - The 39th International Book and Teaching Appliances Fair

www.msf.hr

26.11.2016 – 08.01.2017

13.09. – 18.09.

www.adventzagreb.hr

www.centarcesarec.hr

The 50th International Folklore Festival

The 49th International Puppet Theatre Festival - PIF

www.zv.hr

Advent in Zagreb

www.pif.hr

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RFORMANCES

Advent in Zagreb MUSEUMS & EVENTS

new kind of Christmas magic has appeared on the streets of Zagreb in the last few years. Aside from the traditional events such as Fuliranje next to Zagreb furnicular, ice-park at King Tomislav Square, Advent at Zrinjevac and European Square, Christmas fair in the pedestrian zone, live nativity scene in front of the cathedral and, of course, events at the central square in Zagreb – Ban Jelačić Square, there are now happenings organised also on Gradec Plateau in Upper Town, where ice sculptures are made, and parts of Lower Town where Advent Calender events take place. The last mentioned ones include visitors entering unknown courtyards and passages where different kinds of programmes are organised for them (Obrtnički prolaz, the courtyard in Ilica street 69, the

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courtyard in Petrinjska street 73, the house block Žerjavićeva street 3 – Mihanovićeva street 30/2). Music concerts are held in Oktogon, a passageway in the center, and at Trg žrtava fašizma Square quite an unusual fair of unconventional artefacts, called Artomat, takes place. Ad gloriam brass classical music concerts took place for the first time at the last Advent and were held on quite unique stages throughout the city – the city balconies. In addition, a Christmas Cakes& Cookies Fair was organised for those with a sweet tooth in Karas Gallery in Praška street 7. The idea was to take you back to your childhood and bring back the ‘childhood memories, sweet nostalgy, happiness... but in a more modern way’ by participating in workshops, tastings and music performances while at the same time having Christmas tea and enjoying special surprises. The spirit of old Zagreb has walked into Klovićevi Dvori Gallery in form of an antique fair, an exhibition of old Christmas ornaments and advent postcards, gourmet day, lectures together with films, musical programmes, blowing of Christmas balls and making of ornaments. Having such spectacular programme, it is no wonder that Advent in Zagreb has been paid more attention to than the ever popular advent destinations such as Vienna, Strasbourg, Colmar and Brussels, and was voted the best Advent and Christmas destination for 2016 - a title awarded by the independent European Best Destination portal. Zagreb has won 29.901 out of 101.703 votes from 176 countries around the world and the fact that the portal has more than 2,5 million makes the title even more important.

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Zagreb is becoming a city that offers special kinds of tourism. Aside from the usual kind it now offers additional and different ones as well. One of those tourisms is the medical tourism better known as aesthetic tourism. How to deal with one of the greatest health problems of modern day – bad vision? The answer is to be found in the leading ophthalmology clinic in the region, Specialized Hospital for Ophthalmology Svjetlost. Being the first such private clinic in Croatia, it follows the principles of globally recognized clinics and aside from the laser eye-surgery, that is by all means the most common procedure, you can have a cataract surgery as well. The specialists at Svjetlost also have the experience in corneal transplatation, vitrectomy, strabismus surgery, eyelid surgery, sty treatments, prostheticaesthetic procedures like silicone eye implants and similar. Svjetlost also has its centers in Split, Sarajevo and Banja Luka both in neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina. Everybody wants a perfect smile and the perfect smile calls for perfect teeth. You can find your perfection at Dental Centar b2 situated in Centar Črnomerec. A state of the art technology, the best materials, a supreme dental care and an enormous experience of some of the best dentistsin the country will provide ultimate care for their patients.

DENTAL CLINICS DENTAL CENTAR b2 DENTAL CLINIC ARENA DENTAL CLINIC K2

Gradiščanska 36

+385 1 5802 333

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Remetinečki gaj 2k

+385 1 6542 655

www.arenadentalclinic.hr

Petrova ulica 84

+385 1 2312 399

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IMPLANT CENTAR MARTINKO

Hruševečka 7

+385 1 3643 381

www.implant-centarmartinko.com

ZAGREB DENTAL

Rendićeva 35

+385 1 2303 318

www.zagrebdental.com

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WELLNESS & SPA CITY WELLNESS CENTER

Draškovićeva 47

+385 1 4573 125

ESSENTIA VITAE

Kneza Mislava 9

+385 1 4612 387

www.essentiavitae.hr

Lipovečka 21

+385 1 3831 885

www.himalayskaspilja.com

MEDICAL WELLNESS ARITHERA COMFORT

Petrova ulica 128

+385 1 2304 074

www.arithera.hr

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Radnička cesta 41

+385 1 5510 566

www.surya.hr

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Zagrebačka avenija 104

+385 1 5534 644

www.novagalerija.com

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Hektorovićeva 2

+385 1 6040 752

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+385 1 4667 800

www. grad-zagreb.incroatia.eu

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+385 1 4860 006

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+385 1 2911 128

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+385 1 4831 541

www.bliss.hr

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+385 1 6189 424

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+385 1 5509 489

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BODY CARE BEAUTY CENTAR AFRODITA BEAUTY CENTER BOŽICA BLISS INSTITUT LPG ENDERMOSPA CENTER RENATA BEAUTY LOUNGE

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+385 1 4678 444

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+385 1 5545 304

www.ghetaldus.hr

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+385 1 7775 656

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+385 1 4675 333

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HEALTH & RELAX

In case you don't need a medical or aesthetic procedure, you might just want to relax. Bliss institut is the place to visit. Situated in the city center, in Ilica street, Bliss institut offers high quality treatments and has been the first Carita and Decleor institute in the region since the beginning of 2016. Highly educated therapists will restore a radiant look and make your skin look well-kept.

ZAGREB SURROUNDINGS

amobor is a small touristic town located west of Zagreb in the valley of the River Sava surrounded with Samobor Hills and the Ĺ˝umberak Mountain. In the past (1242), Samobor existed as a free royal trading place, status given by the King Bela IV (1206 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1270). The town itself is one of the favourite destinations of many citizens of Zagreb famous for its festivals, carnivals and fairs. The Old Town of Samobor is situated on the Tepec Hill from the 13th century. It has been built by the supporters of the Czech King Otokar in 1270. Today only defence tower remained. Baroque churches, the Church of St. Anastasia from the 17th century and the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Franciscan convent from the 18th century are the main attractions of the town.

eliki Tabor is a fortress and a museum from the 12th century, located three kilometres east of Desinić in Zagorje Region. The five Cornered Tower is the oldest part of the castle built in the 12th century. Other towers were built in the 15th and the 16th century. Croatian noble family Rattkay were the owners until 1793 and they built most of the castle. Oton Iveković (1869 – 1939), a Croatian painter, owned the castle from 1927 until 1935 and today it is owned by the state.

arija Bistrica is a little town and municipality located in Krapina – Zagorje Region, 40km from the capital city of Zagreb. In Marija Bistrica there is an old Marian shrine of the Black Madonna visited by hundreds of thousands of pilgrims every year. In 1545 a local priest hid the wonderworking statue of the Virgin Mary with the Infant Jesus from the Turks in a secret location. In 1588 bright light shone from the place where it was buried and, according to the records, it was discovered again. On 3 October 1998, the Pope John Paul II (1920 – 2005) visited Marija Bistrica and beatified Croatian Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac (1898 – 1960).

rapina, mentioned for the first time in 1193, is located in Zagorje Region. In the 14th century Krapina was a free royal trading place and a residence of the Croatian governor until the end of the 15th century. Krapina is best known for the remains belonging to Neanderthals, found by an archaeologist and a paleontologist Dragutin Gorjanović Kramberger (1856 – 1936) in a cave on a hill called Hušnjakovo near Krapina in 1899. Today, in front of the cave there are reconstructions of pre-historic men and animals. There is the Evolution Museum opened on the site with a permanent exhibition.

rakoščan is one of the most attractive and most visited castles located in the Northern Croatia (Varaždin Region). It was built in the 13th century as a fortress. In the 16th century it was managed by the emperor Maximilian II (1527 -1576) who gave the estate to a governor and a bishop of Zagreb Joseph II Drašković in 1569 for the services rendered and later it became a family heritage. Nikola Zrinski was the owner of the property in the middle of the 17th century for several years (1645 – 1651). In the 19th century, it was renovated in neogothic style surrounded with an artificial lake, a garden and a forest – park. The Castle Museum with its collection was established in 1953. The Republic of Croatia owns the castle today and it is opened to visitors all the time.

ornja Stubica – The Peasant’s Revolt Museum is located in Zagorje Region, situated in the baroque palace of the Oršić family from the 18th century. The palace was built in 1756, last members of the Oršić family left the palace in 1924. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the palace was completely renovated and the Paesant’s Revolt Museum was placed in it. The Museum collects materials and objects divided into three collections: cultural and historical, art and ethnographic which also includes archaeological findings from the ancient town of Konjšćina. Every year the Medieval Knight’s Tournament is organized in the Oršić Castle in June and there you can try fencing or participate in medieval soccer.

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araždin is located in the Northern Croatia, 81 km away from Zagreb and it is a very popular tourist destination in the summer time for its rich cultural heritage, many museums, galleries, sport and recreation facilities and traditional cuisine. First written historical name for Varaždin was Garestin on the 20 August 1181. City was a free royal borough declared by the Hungarian King Andrew II in 1209 and became military and economic centre of the Northern Croatia. The Old Town is a medieval fortress and a biggest tourist attraction in the city. Construction began in the 14th century and afterwards Gothic rounded towers were added. In 1756, Varaždin became the capital city of Croatia and it housed the Croatian Sabor (Parliament) and the Royal Croatian Council. Most of the churches and buildings were built in the Baroque style. In 1776, a fire destroyed most of the town causing administrative institutions moving to Zagreb. The town was completely rebuilt in the 19th century and in the 20th century it developed into the industrial centre of north-western Croatia.

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Look for us at two attractive locations in the very center of the city, with the best working hours in Zagreb:

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ZAGREB BUS STATION TRANSPORT & INFO

AUTOBUSNI KOLODVOR ZAGREB Address: Avenija Marina Držića 4 Telephone: 060 313 333 Web: www.akz.hr

ZAGREB RAILROAD STATION RAILROAD STATION ZAGREB Address: Trg kralja Tomislava 12 Telephone: +385 1 4577 111 Web: www.hzpp.hr

ZAGREB AIRPORT ZRAČNA LUKA ZAGREB

Address: Ulica Rudolfa Fizira 1 Telephone: +385 1 4562 170 Web: www.zagreb-airport.hr

NATIONAL HOLIDAYS January 1st - New Year’s Day January 6th - Epiphany March 27th - Easter March 28th - Easter Monday May 1st - Labour Day May 26th - Corpus Christi June 22nd - Anti-Fascist Struggle Day June 25th - Statehood Day August 5th - Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day August 15th - Assumption of the Virgin Mary October 8th - Independence Day November 1st - All Saints Day December 25th and 26th - Christmas Holidays

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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS TRANSPORT & INFO

112 Emergency Call 192 Police 193 Fire Brigade 194 Ambulance 11802 International Information 11981 General Information 11888 Telephone numbers of local subscribers 0800 0800 Brave phone - SOS helpline for abused and neglected children 18841 Sport Information +385 1 6101 111 Municipal Authorities 1987 HAK 116 000 Telephone number for missing children

WEATHER

Zagreb has a continental climate with an average temperature of up to 30°C in summer and down to -10°C in winter. Weather report on tel. 060-520-520

TIME DIFFERENCES

GTM + 1 hour (during summer: GTM + 2 hours)

LOST AND FOUND

For lost items you should first go to the closes police station and inquire there, or go to the Lost and Found Office in Heinzelova St. 98 tel. +385 1 6333 439, 8:30am-3:30pm

FUNICULAR

Tomićeva bb phone +385 1 4833 912 Hours: 6.30am-10pm, every 10 minutes (for group by arrangement) Ticket price is HRK 4.00; children up to 7 free; urgent ride HRK 20.00 (plus ticket per person) www.zet.hr

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