Quintessentially, the leading luxury lifestyle group which provides its members with exclusive lifestyle services, will manage the expansion of its business operations across South-East Europe from its regional office in Zagreb.

The accolades have not yet ceased in global media after the conclusion of the 7th consecutive edition of the INmusic Festival, which took place in June of this year at Jarun Lake. CNN International has included it among the 50 best music festivals in the world, while the travel portal GlobalGrasshopper lists it among the 10 best in Europe.

As of recently, the oldest building on Zagreb’s Radnička Street (Workers’ Street) now features a newly opened private gallery – RaGa, or the Workers’ Gallery. Apart from works from the owner’s impressive collection, the gallery will occasionally feature works by renowned international artists such as Anthony Slessor, whose exhibition “44.4 seconds” officially opened the gallery.

The opening of the newest location for comic-book enthusiasts confirms Zagreb’s reputation as a city of 9th Art. At the new comic-book store Lastan, spreading across 90 square meters of space on Radnička Street, customers can find more than ten thousand titles, flip through old, valuable issues and buy assorted souvenirs depicting various comic-book heroes.

Sculptures from the Interscapes series dating from the early 1990s, and multimedia installations from the Collectors series created in 2000, are part of the opus donated by the internationally renowned artist Duba Sambolec called “Object Without Dignity”. Visitors to Zagreb’s Museum of Contemporary Art will have the opportunity to see it until 2 September.

Having visited Zagreb, or any other city for that matter, many tourists will welcome the opportunity to buy souvenirs. Instead of something traditional and typical of Zagreb (and Croatia), the museum and theatre souvenir shops offer creative and unique mementos which conjure up some of the cultural traditions the visitors may have experienced in the city.

Since it was opened in 1874, the Palainovka Café in the Upper Town has become and remains one of Zagrebers’ favourite spots. This cult gathering place has been refurbished many times throughout its long history, but its purpose has never changed. It was reopened once again in mid-July, and is even more beautiful than ever after yet another total make-over.

Strollers through Tuškanac, the leafy oasis in the very centre of the city, can look forward to a special treat: after 42 years they can again enjoy an outdoor movie-watching experience on the stage of the Tuškanac Summer Cinema. Throughout the summer and autumn there will be projections of blockbusters and lesser known movies, concerts, exhibitions and shows.