Many years of cooperation between HUP Zagreb and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide have influenced the development of the hotel business in Zagreb, and its continuation is encouragement for further accomplishments.

Until February 2nd, the Archaeological Museum will be the venue of the multimedia exhibition “Jabuka – a club that has not rotted away in 45 years”. It is dedicated to Zagreb’s famous nightclub, which is an important part of the story of Zagreb.

For 150 years, the streets of Zagreb’s Upper Town have been illuminated by gas lanterns. Just like in the olden times, they are manually turned on and off by gas lamp men.

Until April 6th, the Modern Gallery will feature the largest retrospective, travelling exhibition of works by a master of Croatian Modernism, Miroslav Kraljević, which will also be displayed in Venice, Split, Osijek and Dubrovnik after it leaves Zagreb.

Apart from having a star status in her country, South Korean world champion, Kim Yuna, was also the star of the 46th Golden Pirouette, the oldest figure ice-skating competition in the world. The athlete, therefore, brought more than 2000 fans from Japan and Korea to Zagreb.

In December, the build-up to Christmas starts in earnest. An increasing number of guests from Croatia as well as abroad are lured to Zagreb by its mesmerizing holiday atmosphere. The time of Advent, between Christmas and the New Year, truly is magical in the Croatian capital.

With the beginning of each year Sljeme lives and breathes skiing. This winter, slalom races of the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Vip Snow Queen Trophy will take place between January 4th and 6th 2014 for the 10th consecutive time.

Viewed through the camera lens of a Romanian TV crew, Zagreb was portrayed in a film which won first place at the Baku International Tourism Film Festival. It shows how objective observers, Zagreb’s guests, view the city.