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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.
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.
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.
The most wonderful time of the year has begun – lights illuminate the streets, everything is decorated for Christmas, fragrant, and filled with joy and laughter at every turn. During Advent, not only adults enjoy the festivities; the youngest visitors are especially delighted – they feel as if all their most magical dreams come true for an entire month.
There are places in Zagreb that tourists don't get to see very often. These places can't be seen in tourist guides' photos, but there is something so mysteriously attractive about them.

The Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb’s Upper Town is a fascinating blend of history and science, set in a historic palace that once housed the Amadeo Theater. Today, it holds over 2 million specimens—minerals, fossils, plants, and animals—showcasing Croatia's rich natural heritage. Following a recent major renovation, the museum now features 39 halls with interactive and multimedia exhibits, making natural history come alive in fresh, engaging ways.

Medieval age was a dark one for the capital. Underneath its wealthy mercantile routes and freshly built walls Zagreb trembled at the mere mention of Her Majesty, the Black Queen.

When somebody mentions Easter, the first thought you get is probably chocolate Easter bunnies and eggs. But for Zagrebians, it’s much more. Decorated streets with colorful Easter symbols like large Easter eggs, spring flowers, Easter-themed arrangements, traditional delicacies, and a cultural program are the main points of Easter in Zagreb.








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