The famous global traveller, the Croatian Apoxyomenos, one of the most valuable bronzes dating back to the Hellenistic culture, returned to Zagreb at the beginning of February. Those who wish to see it will be able to do so until the end of August at Mimara Museum.

Sting will visit Zagreb for the third time, this time in his recognizable rock edition. He will hold a concert on June 27th at the Arena, where he and the audience will celebrate 25 years of his successful solo career.

The Art Pavilion has started this year with yet another great exhibition – a retrospective of works by Bela Čikoš Sesia, one of the pioneers of Croatian modern art.

You would be well advised to make a timely dinner reservation during this year’s Restaurant Week, which will take place between 24th February and 4th March, as all of the participating restaurants will offer specially designed menus at discount prices.

The time of masks is upon us: the 186th consecutive Samobor Carnival will kick off on 11th February. Once again, this year, you can look forward to some serious fun, entertainment and a lot of laughs all the way up until 21st February! Join us!

The first Croatian Food and Wine Festival, an event geared toward professionals as well as the general public, will take place between 2nd and 4th March at Arena Zagreb. Besides the exhibition part, where various delicacies and treats will be on offer, there will also be educational and entertainment programmes to accompany the event.

The Technical Museum in Zagreb is a favourite among many celestial expanse aficionados. They find the opportunity to travel across the star-studded skies in its optical mechanical planetarium simply irresistible. They have been doing this ever since 1965.

The prestigious Louis Vuitton City Guide has included Zagreb in this year’s luxurious edition of European travel guides. On as many as 40 pages it provides recommendations as to what to see and do in Zagreb.