There are a lot of reasons to visit Zagreb, a city with an interesting artistic facet. In the last issue of its magazine, Air France presented its own ten reasons and a selection of its own artistic favourites to be found in Zagreb.

In order to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Croatia’s first, and one of the world’s most famous opera divas – Milka Trnina, the Zagreb City Museum will feature an exhibition of items that belonged to the great artist who left a deep mark on the history of opera. The exhibition will remain open until the end of February.

Until the end of March, the Typhlological Museum will feature an exhibition with a message that reads: “We are not invisible”, which will mark the 60th anniversary of this specialized, unique institution aimed at disabled persons.

A Fight Channel production will bring the world’s most prestigious kickboxing promotion, Glory World Series, led by two legendary fighters - Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipović and Remy Bonjasky, to Arena Zagreb on March 8th.

The first camping site that will enable guests to combine two of their pleasures – staying in a beautiful natural surrounding whilst visiting an interesting and vibrant city, will soon open its doors in the vicinity of Zagreb.

There is an ever-increasing number of guests in Zagreb who primarily wish to do something for their health and wellbeing, which is why they combine sightseeing with various medical and cosmetic procedures.

The home of the Croatian Association of Artists, a beautiful building designed by the renowned Croatian architect and sculptor, Ivan Meštrović, and constructed in 1938, will be the venue for interesting exhibitions which examine art and its reach.

Members of the largest travel website in the world, TripAdvisor, have selected Zagreb’s first bed and breakfast, Studio Kairos, as the winner of the 2014 Travellers' Choice Award. The competition included the 25 best accommodation providers in Croatia.