Tengo un recuerdo bonito de Zagreb y la gente que conocí era muy amable, me dieron una bienvenida cariñosa. El público también era fantástico.
Source: www.muzika.hr
The 8th INmusic Festival will again take place at Jarun Lake. Apart from excellent concerts, the organizers of this largest open air festival in Croatia have some new treats in store for the festival’s audiences.
Until May 19th, the Croatian History Museum will feature an exhibition titled “Iso Kršnjavi – The Great Founder/Minister with a European Spirit”, homage to a man who made a lasting mark on Croatian culture and history in the late 19th century.
It is quite easy to get to know Zagreb’s streets, parks and recreational zones, as well as the city’s surroundings. A very pleasant and environmentally friendly way to do it is by bicycle, an increasingly popular mode of transportation for numerous citizens of Zagreb.
Zagreb’s streets and squares keep many secrets - historic and contemporary, visible and invisible… Some of them can be discovered by just sitting in a café or on a park bench; for the others, one has to consult specialist tourist guides. Let’s discover them together!
The 14th International Dance Event Platforma.hr, which will be held at the Pogon Jedinstvo between April 25th and April 29th, promises to showcase the best work of many talented choreographers from Croatia and abroad.
To learn more about crystals, atoms, bacteria, nanoparticles and all things scientific and technical, apply for an organized tour of the Ruđer Bošković Institute during the Institute’s open days between April 18th and April 20th.
Zagreb’s cultural institutions, hotels and recreational centres have been adapted to suit the needs of the disabled, allowing them to benefit from every aspect of city life. They can also experience the city’s atmosphere, enjoy its warm welcome and partake in city tours in sign language.
The increasingly busy Zagreb airport, the all-important gateway for international travellers arriving and sojourning in Zagreb or elsewhere in Croatia, as well as the key regional hub, should see a major expansion in the near future as the necessary financing for a new passenger terminal has been approved by the European Investment Bank.