At Zagreb’s Palace Hotel, located in a secession palace in the city centre, the new Zrinski Gallery was recently opened. It is equipped with a new, state-of-the-art system that includes an induction loop, adapted for the hard of hearing. Apart from exhibitions, the gallery will also host business meetings.

The Zagreb Tourist Board has teamed up with the Academia Cravatica Institute to organize a special art event, KravataArt, which will take place until the end of the year. This event features art installations of monumental ties that will be on display in Zagreb's squares as well as at the airport.

The Zagreb Tourist Board is the recipient of a prestigious award, bestowed by the China Outbound Tourism Research Institute: a bronze medal for marketing, which was won at the China Outbound Travel & Tourism Market Fair in Beijing.

Two interesting exhibitions can be viewed at the Museum of Contemporary Art until the end of May. They mark the 50th anniversary of New Tendencies, one of the most important artistic movements in the region.

Simply the announcement that the legendary master of house music, DJ David Morales, will be performing at the 1st Zagreb Foam Fest 2011 is a guarantee that visitors can expect a great night of dancing at the Zagreb Arena on May 28th.

Fans of Arabic cuisine can now enjoy their favourite dishes in Zagreb, at the newly opened restaurant, Bazaar, which is located in the Zagreb Tower on Radnička Street. An exquisite selection and exotic menus prepared under the watchful eye of a Moroccan chef are tempting invitations.

Zagreb’s Art Pavilion is continuing the cycle of posthumous presentations of the most significant artists of Croatian modernism. It is the venue for a large retrospective exhibition of works by Zlatko Šulentić, an undisputed master of the second wave in the Croatian Moderna.

Should you find yourself at Zagreb’s main square between the 18th and the 22nd of May, do not be frightened by the atmosphere: you are not the victim of either a joke or a time-machine! You will become one of the many participants of the traditional St. Mark’s Fair of ancient trades, dominated as in ancient times by knights, noblemen, rogues and peasants.