Houses we pass by sometimes, without even noticing them, will make us pause, see more but also think differently in their small version. Little Zagreb is much more than an interesting visual effect.

If Zagreb’s Franjo Tuđman Airport is where you meet Zagreb for the first time, a photo exhibition will show you that you are visiting a city filled with parks and flowers. The data is impressive and proves that Zagreb really likes green.

When you encounter painted billboards in the streets of Zagreb, this is a sign that a year-round project Street Triptych is growing in front of your eyes. This is an urban street art project on the move which constantly changes.

In April Zagreb and Croatia will host the World Rally Championship, which will gather the best drivers of the world so there will be plenty of fast driving, adrenaline and impressive spectacles.

There will be twelve new routes operated by the airline Ryanair from Zagreb to cities in six European countries. The airline will be opening a base in the Croatian capital.

The Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb, whose renovation and extension are about to start, received the largest cultural investment in Zagreb and one of the capital investments in Croatia.

In addition to parks stretching in a form of a horseshoe in the centre of the city, Zagreb also has its green oasis which are a pleasant setting for walks, resting and recreation in the city. You will feel you as if are not in a city.

Spring in Zagreb is always marked by beautiful flowers, but the blossoming magnolia trees attract the most attention. They are a frequent floral motive in photos of the famous King Tomislav Square in Zagreb.