Like many tourist destinations, Croatia is currently facing challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic. In order for tourists to feel safe and protected, the aim is to help them understand and familiarize them with the protocols and measures implemented at all levels of tourism activity, while at the same time allowing them to enjoy a pleasant stay in our country. To this end, the Safe Stay in Croatia project was launched at the national level.

The pandemic changed many rules governing the way we live and consequently the way we travel, but what is certain is that, with changes in behaviour and the approved vaccine, tourism goes on. Zagreb awaits you!

A walk through Zagreb is more than a journey towards a destination; it is also a tour of an open-air art gallery which among others holds priceless heritage of the world-famous sculptor and architect, Ivan Meštrović.

Every city has its untold tales, those that await you after another word, another step, another door left ajar. The tales of Zagreb from the blog entitled LoveZagreb are told by two tour guides who know all secrets from Zagreb’s past and present.

If you thought this was just another festival which has temporarily become virtual, you were wrong. The first Remote festival is virtual, but it will also stay in the virtual world.

February is traditionally a time for carnival, marked by various customs, symbolic banishing of winter and delicious Berliners.

For citizens of Zagreb, Petar Preradović Square is simply called Cvjetni trg (Flower Square). This is one of the spots where you agree to meet in a few words and with many flowers in the background. Let's meet in Flower Square!

Easter in Zagreb is always full of colours and flavours and marked by festive atmosphere. With the addition of special events and traditional dishes, there are many reasons to spend this most important Christian festival in Zagreb.