The retrospective exhibition, Ignjat Job – Mediterranean Fire, held at the Klovićevi Dvori Gallery, features some hitherto unseen works by one of the most significant Croatian painters of modern art.

With the simple, portable ramps which have now been installed on Jurišićeva Street, the Slopey project continues to help disabled persons access previously inaccessible places which had one or two steps at the entrance.

Visit the Museum of Illusions, where UNICEF is opening a Museum of Reality once again. With the help of optical illusion, they will present a difficult and oftentimes harrowing reality many children around the globe nowadays live in.

Czech Airlines will continue to operate flights to Zagreb during the winter season, thus making it easy for Czech tourists to visit Advent in Zagreb, which many Czech bus operators are also interested in.

After lengthy preparations, the Šenoa House is now open to ghe general public. It showcases the rich legacy of the family of Croatian novelist August Šenoa, spanning the lives of four generations and epitomising the story of Zagreb.

The Trešnjevka Culture Centre has prepared an impressive programme for the 10th jubilee edition of PSSST! Silent Film Festival. Of the total of 90 works which have been submitted from all over the world, 26 will compete for the Brcko Grand Prize.

Between October 1st and 8th, Zagreb’s main square of Ban Josip Jelačić will be the venue for the second Vintage Zagreb Festival commemorating the 40s, 50s and 60s of the 20th century, which are remembered as the times of a particular style and excellent music.

Apart from the screenings of the most interesting feature length and short films by authors from all over the world, who will be competing for awards, the 14th Zagreb Film Festival will feature a diverse, concurrent film programme, adapted to the preferences of fans of various genres.