If you have a penchant for autochthonous specialties or simply wish to treat yourself to an affordably priced quality meal, make sure to reserve a seat at the Plitvička Kuća national restaurant, where you can also look forward to a fantastic celebration of St. Martin’s Day when the must turns into wine.

As part of their large European tour, during which they will promote their third studio album, “Later…When the TV Turns Into Static”, the critically acclaimed Scottish indie band, Glasvegas, will visit Zagreb for the first time and perform a concert at Močvara on November 26th.

Between November 12th and 17th at the Zagreb Fair, fans of books will have the opportunity to attend the 36th edition of Interliber – The International Fair of Books and Teaching Appliances. The fair always attracts a host of visitors, and this year numerous writers will present their latest works.

Until May of next year, the Ethnographic Museum will feature an interesting exhibition on stereotypes, which will be continuously updated. Owing to the fact that this is a multimedia exhibition, visitors can submit videos about stereotypes they come across in life.

Besides various music events, the 9th Illectricity Festival, taking place between November 29th and December 7th at several locations around the city, will again feature a diverse educational programme.

Zagreb will become even more appealing to current as well as future ice cream fans because it is the “birthplace” of the best ice cream in the world. Tasting it and enjoying its flavour in Zagreb is an additional treat!

This month, fans of electronic music have yet another interesting music event to look forward to: the 3rd Electronic Beats Festival Zagreb will return to a more spacious venue at the Zagreb Fair on November 8th.

As part of their European tour, the Canadian indie-pop duo, Tegan and Sara, will hold a concert at Tvornica Kulture on November 7th, with which they will promote their extremely successful, latest album “Heartthrob”.