Zagreb will be one of forty cities partaking in the cycling contest The European Cycling Challenge 2015, thus contributing to the lowering of the CO2 emission and hopefully encouraging more people to use bicycles as the primary form of transport in the city.

This year’s international garden exhibition will be marking its 50th birthday, and for the first time it will last a full week, between May 25th and 31st at Bundek Lake.

After selecting Zagreb as the second best destination last year, voters of the European Best Destinations web portal have once again included Zagreb on the list of the ten best destinations in 2015.

If you want to know how children once played and which toys they used in kindergartens, make sure to visit the Croatian School Museum, where an interesting exhibition exploring the world of kindergartens at the turn between the 19th and 20th centuries is taking place until the end of April.

Every weekend, the Ključić Centre on Nova Ves is the venue for free culinary workshops for tourists which have been adapted for persons with special needs and organized by the Association of Teacher Education in the catering education.

With the help of the new service Zagreb With Me, you can now take a tour of the city in the company of a host who will show you the city as it really is. This is your opportunity to do things like a local and truly experience the spirit of the city.

If you wish to be an active protagonist in the Croatian gastro story, come to the Food Culture Centre where lecturers are ready and waiting to take you on an exciting journey: you will cook together, have fun and certainly learn a lot about Croatian gastronomy.

According to RateBeer.com, Zmajska Pivovara of Zagreb was proclaimed the number nine brewery in the world in 2014 in a competition of as many as 1800 breweries.