Become a Zagrebian

Once the COVID-19 pandemic is over I believe people will travel and explore the world more than ever, and Croatia is the perfect place to put on your bucket list.

Due to obvious circumstances, many people choose to explore the countryside and spend more time in nature. It is a perfect way of avoiding large crowds of people and an even better way of spending time outside of your house or flat.

Mateo is a true sports enthusiast, and if you're one, also, he's giving you an opportunity to see Zagreb through his eyes: "Running, cycling, swimming, and mountain climbing. Those are my favorite sports, and Zagreb gives you the opportunities to try your best at all of them."

If you're visiting Zagreb and looking for an interesting activity to fill out your evening, we have a perfect suggestion for you. Read the text below and find out everything about Paint & Wine workshops that just started in Zagreb.

"It's was not hard to move to Zagreb. I consider it one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Croats are such warm and dear people. They accepted me immediately, and from the first day, I felt here as at home." In our interview with Maria, read more about her experience as an expat living in Zagreb for ten years.

When you think cafe, you probably assume they only serve coffee-based drinks, teas, frappuccinos - something along Starbucks, right? Well, you got it all wrong, honey! Want an alcoholic drink at 11 am? Zagreb has you covered. How about a coffee at midnight? Zagreb has you covered. For more Zagreb fun impressions, read our interview with Diana, an American who just recently moved to the city.

If you're already mumbling famous lyrics of Sting's Englishmen in New York, continue while reading this month's expat interview with Matthew, who moved to Zagreb from London.

Need some inspiration for your upcoming trip to Zagreb? Follow these Instagram profiles and note down all the beautiful places to see.

If you're interested in why Alicja and her boyfriend chose to settle in Zagreb in a fierce competition of beautiful European cities, read our blog post and find out.

What is a difference between life in a megapolis like Moscow and a smaller capital like Zagreb? Read our interview with Irina, a Russian who chose Zagreb for a new family home.