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Between October 29th and January 31st next year, the Museum of Arts and Crafts will be the venue for the exhibition “Guercino – The Light of Baroque” featuring thirty works by one of the greatest Italian master painters of the Baroque period, Giovanni Francesco Barbieri.

The Hello Zagreb map will help you find a place where you can have something good to eat or a great night out. It will serve as a guide of the best restaurants, clubs, cafes, casinos and delicatessens in Zagreb.

The first auto-camp in the vicinity of Zagreb has recently opened in the small town of Sveta Nedelja, on the bank of Rakitje Lake, offering quality accommodation and an array of catering and wellness facilities that will remain available all year round.

Based on tourists’ votes over the past 12 months, the leading global travel website, TripAdvisor, gave the Mimara Museum the 2014 excellence award.

If you would like to win a prize for your smile, make sure to enrol in the selfie contest at the DoubleTree by Hilton Zagreb, which is the first hotel in Croatia to embrace the selfie trend on social networks and offer its guests such an entertaining competition.

Until September 7th, the Art Pavilion will feature an exhibition of photographs, “Unknown Zagreb by Marija Braut”, which gives visitors the opportunity to see Zagreb as it once was.

If you are a film buff, make sure to visit the Zagreb City Museum featuring the exhibition “A City of Film – A Factory of Dreams”. Zagreb’s film history dates back to 1896. Since then it has been a location for numerous films and TV series.