Between October 3rd and 5th, the National University Library will be the venue for the 11th International ARCA Exhibition, featuring more than two hundred innovations from Croatia as well as abroad.

Until December 8th, the Klovićevi Dvori Gallery will be the venue for the exhibition “Allegory and Arcadia - Ancient Motifs in Croatian Moderna”, which will feature the never before exhibited and practically unknown works by great artists of Croatian Moderna.

If you are among those who most enjoy music around Christmas time, the concert by the largest gypsy symphony orchestra, the Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra, is a reason to be in Zagreb on Friday, December 13th.

The nights between October 7th and 31st will be lively at the Zagreb ZOO thanks to the Abrakadabra Zoo, an educational programme which familiarizes children with Croatian fairytales and legends and teaches them certain values by means of an event similar to a stage-play.

Puppet theatre fans know only too well that September in Zagreb is a time reserved for PIF – the International Puppet Theatre Festival, which is being organized for the 46th time this year. Reserve your seat for one of the plays which will be performed by local and international puppet theatres between September 9th and 14th at various venues in the city.

The famous British pop band, Morcheeba, will visit Zagreb for the third time as part of their tour during which they will promote their latest studio album, “Head up High”. They will hold a concert at the Culture Factory (Tvornica Kulture) on December 8th.

Zagreb, a city with a rich history, beautiful surroundings and a host of cultural attractions, is constantly changing. One of its new highlights is a set of attractive fountains which greet visitors at the entrance to the city with their changing lightshow, and serve as yet another eponymous landmark of Zagreb.

Between October 4th and 13th Zagreb's restaurants will once again offer three course menus for 100 kuna during yet another edition of Restaurant Week.