Chris Urbanowicz

This nomination is a testament to the continuous efforts and innovation of the Zagreb Tourist Board in developing and promoting Zagreb’s tourism offerings and strengthening the city’s position on the international stage.

For all those who like cold beer and good music, the Zagreb Beer Fest in the very centre of Zagreb is an experience not to miss.

If you wish to taste specialties of Croatian gastronomy and enjoy a special atmosphere, come to the Dolac Market in the very centre of Zagreb on Friday evenings.

Approximately a thousand cats from around thirty countries will be presented at one of the largest international shows starting on the last day of May in Zagreb.

The INmusic Festival will gather an impressive number of world performers again this year. It is an event that fans of electronic music from around the world never miss.

The fact that Medvednica Trail offers courses of various lengths and difficulty levels allows you to choose your challenge in beautiful surroundings of the unique Medvednica Nature Park, just outside the city.

The Boris Hanžeković Memorial is one of the oldest sporting events in Croatia. This year it marks 75 years since its foundation with the arrival of the world athletics elite.

The spring edition of the JazzHR Festival brings interesting concerts which will attract numerous jazz fans.

Climate change requires quick responses and actions. Numerous foreign and Croatian experts are helping to define them in this year’s Greencajt Festival.

Bundek Park in Zagreb is again about to turn into a large exhibition of flowers but also into a meeting place for all those who see flowers, floral arrangements and landscaping as their job, love and hobby.

Promotional film Zagreb - All Inclusive won two valuable international awards, which is a recognition for the film, but also for tourism offer of the city.

The fact that spring has arrived can be seen in the entire carpets made of different spring flowers that will blossom in the Botanical Garden in the very centre of the city until May.