Would you like to go out for a late a-la carte dinner or just a quick snack followed by something sweet? There are ample choices in the tourist centre of Zagreb as most catering facilities now remain open until 2 AM.

The pending opening of the new building for the Museum of Modern Art in Zagreb, which is planned for September of this year, was announced in the gallery of the Association Le Pont Neuf in Paris, by the recent opening of the exhibition “Croatian Art - A New Museum of Modern Art in Zagreb”.

Tourists in Zagreb will soon have the opportunity to see the sights of the city from a new touristic bus line that Zagreb Electric Tram will run. The bus will tour the most important historical and cultural locations in the city of Zagreb.

Until May 10th, at the Cabinet of Graphics of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, you can view drawings by still unknown Italian authors from the periods of the renaissance, mannerism, baroque and rococo. Also on display are the famous drawing “Judita and Holoferno” by the miniaturist master of Croatian origin, Juraj Julije Klović

The great Italian star, Eros Ramazzotti, has added a concert in Zagreb Arena to his world tour. The concert will be on October 24th and tickets have already gone on sale at a very reasonable price for the first three months before the concert.

Hotel Antunović Zagreb, which opened in September 2006, has already gained a reputable position among Zagreb's hotels. Located in the western part of town, this hotel has recently sharpened its competitive edge by adding a top class congress center to the already enviable list of its superb facilities. The congress center’s 20 well equipped halls cover 2500 squares.

The popular singer, Beyonce, will perform on April 26th in the newly built Zagreb Arena. This concert will be a part of her European tour “I Am...”. The Zagreb show will also be the dress rehearsal for her world tour which will begin right after the European tour.

A collection of Greek painted vases and exceptionally valuable monuments from the time of Greek colonization of the eastern Adriatic, as well as weapons of Roman origin have been put together in a new permanent exhibition of antique collections in the Archeological Museum.