This fusion of Central European and Mediterranean lifestyles makes Zagreb a metropolis where everything is just around the corner. It’s in an urban patchwork such as this, where some areas fizzle with energy and others are tranquil and balmy, that everyone gets a piece for themselves. There is no one single Zagreb, and this is what makes Zagreb a singular city.
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Stairway to Zagreb: The Capital's Steps
Zagreb is a city you can discover vertically. Look around and you'll find stairways leading away from the busy streets. They'll be right there, inviting you toward parks, gardens, and old neighborhoods. They may look like they lead to nowhere, but you'd be amiss to dismiss them.
"They are gone, for they wanted to be" - A contemplative walk through Dotrščina Forest
If you feel like getting away from the city rush and wandering in nature, immersed in your thoughts and feelings, there is a perfect place in Zagreb to do just that.
The Theatrical Feel of the Trnjanska Savica neighbourhood
Today we’re heading to a neighbourhood called Trnjanska Savica. It lies right next to the river Sava and its inhabitants are all connected to the Sava.
Escape the Heat: Finding Zagreb’s Coolest Microclimates
Want to defy the hot sun while on vacation? No worries! Let’s take a walk together and explore the top 5 locations in Zagreb where you can stay cool and experience the city’s shades, powered by nature (and mindful cultivation).
The Scent of June in Zagreb
As you’re walking the streets of Zagreb in June, every now and then, a sweet scent will surprise you, and you might catch yourself turning around, looking where it came from. It comes from the many linden (tilia) trees in bloom.
Healing the city through land art
Can you heal a city through its energetic points? Sounds hard to grasp and extremely esoteric, but Zagreb gave it a go once. Some believe that, just like acupuncture works on our bodies, lithopuncture - pressure on the Earth’s ley-lines - could put the Earth at ease.






