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1 ZAGREB culture guide museums, galleries & collections

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3 2 Museums Museums 3 Archaeological Museum address Trg Nikole Šubića Zrinskog 19, Andautonia Archaelogical Park, Ščitarjevo phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail amz@amz.hr web open Tue, Wed, Fri and Sat 10:00-18:00, Thu 10:00-20:00, Sun 10:00-13:00. Andautonia Archaeological Park ( ): Sat and Sun 12:00-18:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 15kn, entry is free every first Sun of the month. Andautonia: adults 20kn, children 15kn 01 Art Pavilion address Trg kralja Tomislava 22 phone (+385-1) mail info@umjetnicki-paviljon.hr web open Tue - Sun 11:00-20:00, Fri 11:00-21:00 Entry depending on the exhibition, children under 7 free The Art Pavilion is located within the Lenuci horseshoe and is the oldest exhibition space in this part of Southeast Europe. It opened in 1898 with the historical exhibition Croatian Salon, which laid the foundation for Croatian modernism. The pavilion was built in the neo-style spirit at the end of the 19 th century thanks to Viennese architects H. Hellmer and F. Fellner. The Archaeological Museum in Zagreb was founded in 1846 and is located in the historical Vranyczany-Hafner Palace. The museum maintains over 400,000 items, while the collections are systematically arranged in the following categories: Prehistoric, Ancient, Medieval, Egyptian, and Numismatic. The museum also looks after the archaeological park in the village of Ščitarjevo, where the remains of the Roman city Andautonia are. 03 Art Collection Ante and Wiltrud Topić Mimara address Rooseveltov trg 5 phone (+385-1) mail mimara@mimara.hr web open Tue, Wed, Fri and Sat 10:00 17:00, Thu 10:00 19:00, Sun 10:00 14:00 (During Summer: Mon Fri 10:00 19:00, Sat 10:00 17:00, Sun 10:00 14:00 ) Entry adults 40kn, children 30kn The art collection Ante and Wiltrud Topić Mimara or the museum Mimara was founded thanks mainly to donations made by the aforementioned individuals, and opened in Mimara s holding comprises of 3,750 works of art of various techniques and materials deriving from different cultures and civilisations, and also contains 450 paintings and drawings of famous masters, including 200 sculptures from the antiquity period through to the 20 th century. Of importance are the archaeological rarities from ancient Greece and Egypt, their Glass Collection, and collection of art from the Far East. Bank Museum PBZ address Ilica 5 (Oktogon) phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail muzej@pbz.hr web open Tue 12:00-14:00, Thu 15:00-17:00, also by prior arrangement 02 The Bank Museum Privredna banka Zagreb is the first and only bank-numismatic museum in Croatia. It is located in the city s Octagon (Oktogon), built in The museum was opened on the day of savings, 31 st of October,

4 4 Museums Museums 5 Car Museum Ferdinand Budicki address Ulica kneza Ljudevita Posavskog 48 phone (+385-) mail valentino.valjak@otk-ferdinandbudicki.hr web open Mon - Sun 10:00-19:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 20kn (under 5 free) The Car Museum Ferdinand Budicki in Zagreb connects the entire vintage vehicle local scene. The collection includes cars, motorcycles, and bicycles which were produced in this region in the period from Visitors are also exposed to more than 2,000 photographs related to the history of Zagreb and Croatian motoring. Croatian History Museum address Matoševa 9 phone (+385-1) , mail hismus@hismus.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-13:00 Entry adults 10kn, children 5kn (under 7 free) The Croatian History Museum is the successor to the former National Museum and is one of the oldest and most famous museum institutions in the country. In addition, it is connected with the Museum of Croatian Revolutions as named in this day and age. The museum contains more than 200,000 items classified in 17 respective collections. It also looks after the birth house of the poet Ivan Goran Kovačić ( ) in Lukovdol. Future plans include operating in two locations other than its current Upper Town address in the former Zagreb tobacco factory Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (HAZU) Glyptotheque address Medvedgradska 2 phone (+385-1) , mail gliptoteka@hazu.hr web open Tue - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-14:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn 06 Croatian Museum of Architecture HAZU address Ulica I. Gorana Kovačića 37 phone (+385-1) , mail hma@hazu.hr web open Mon - Fri 09:00-16:00 and depending on the exhibition The Croatian Museum of Architecture was founded in 1995 and deals with the collection, storage, and study of relevant documents and information dedicated to the history of Croatian architecture. The collection contains about 18,000 archival objects: drawings, sketches, models, photographs, slides, correspondence, and other documents related to the history of Croatian architecture. The Glyptotheque is located in a former leather factory, and was founded in 1937 with the purpose of collecting and presenting artistic sculptural works. Almost eight decades later, it now stores the largest collection of sculptures in Croatia; it also gives visitors an insight into the sheer creativity of sculpting from the antiquity period to modern times. A sculpture park can also be found within the museum complex. 08

5 6 Museums Museums 7 Croatian Museum of Naïve Art address Ulica sv. Ćirila i Metoda 3 phone (+385-1) mail info@hmnu.hr web open Mon - Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun 10:00-13:00 Entry adults 25kn, children 15kn 09 Croatian School Museum address Trg Republike Hrvatske 4 phone (+385-1) mail info@hsmuzej.hr web open Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 10:00-18:00, Thu 10:00-20:00, Sun 10:00-14:00 Entry adults 15kn, children 10kn (under 7 free), Thu 17:00-20:00 entry free, entry is free every first Sat of the month 11:00-12:00 The Croatian School Museum is located in the building of the Croatian Teacher s Home. This is the only specialist museum in Croatia in the field of Education; a permanent exhibition presents Croatian Education and Pedagogy in the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries. The Museum also has the Davorin Trstenjak Pedagogical Library, which houses more than 40,000 books. The Croatian Naïve Art Museum was founded in 1952 and is considered the first museum of naïve art in the world. It holds about 80 classical representative paintings, sculptures, and drawings all linked to the naïve style, all of which were produced in the period from 1930 to The museum also has a collection of foreign masters with numerous anthological works. 11 The Croatian Natural History Museum address Demetrova 1 phone (+385-1) mail hpm@hpm.hr web open Tue, Wed and Fri 10:00-17:00, Thu and Sat 10:00-19:00, Sun 10:00-13:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 15kn (under 7 free) Established in 1986, the Croatian Natural History Museum upholds a collection of over 1,500,000 samples of minerals, rocks, fossils, stuffed animals, and plants. The Geologic department keeps diverse collections of fossils with more than 300,000 museum objects from all Croatian regions, whilst the Zoological department has approximately 1,135,000 copies of various animals. There is the Mineralogical department where the exhibition From collection to museum presents its history and recent botanical material. Croatian Sports Museum address Praška 2/II phone (+385-1) mail hrvatski.sportski.muzej@zg.t-com.hr web hvm.mdc.hr open Mon - Fri 09:00-15:00, by prior arrangement 10 The Croatian Sports Museum systematically collects, processes, and presents material related to physical exercise and sport. The museum is home to about 8,000 valuable sports items, as well as 30,000 books and 20,000 photos. The museum is soon to be opened to the public. 12

6 8 Museums Museums 9 Croatian Railway Museum address Ulica grada Vukovara 47 phone (+385-1) mail tamara.stefanac@hzinfra.hr web muzej.hzinfra.hr open Wed, Fri and Sat 10:00 14:00, Thu 14:00 18:00 The Croatian Railway Museum was founded in 1991 as part of the national companies of the Croatian Railways with a view to collecting, preserving, protecting, and presenting vehicles, machinery, railway equipment, and documentation related to the development of the railway system in Croatia from 1860 to today. The museum collections include stored railway vehicles and parts, machinery, and equipment used in the construction of railways, telecommunications devices, official uniforms, and personal documents. Ethnographic Museum address Trg Mažuranića 14 phone (+385-1) mail emz@emz.hr web open Tue - Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-13:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 15kn (under 5 free) 13 The Ethnographic Museum was founded in 1919; its permanent exhibition dates from 1972 and contains 2,750 items. The national ethnographic heritage section is presented in two parts; the first is dedicated to Croatian Folk Costumes, folk art, and handicrafts. The second is devoted to non-european cultures and includes traditional cultural items from Africa, Asia, Latin America, Australia and Oceania. 15 The Dražen Petrović Museum and Memorial Centre address Trg Dražena Petrovića 3 phone (+385-1) mail promo@drazenpetrovic.net web open Mon - Fri 10:00-17:00, Sat 10:00 14:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn 14 The HAZU Strossmayer Gallery of Old Masters address Trg Nikole Šubića Zrinskog 11 phone (+385-1) mail sgallery@hazu.hr web open Tue 10:00-19:00, Wed - Fri 10:00-16:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-13:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 10kn The gallery is housed in a neo-renaissance Palace which opened as a gallery itself in The Museum was founded by Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer ( ) and the holdings account for about 4,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, and objects made from the Gothic era to modern times. The centre was founded by the Dražen Petrović Foundation in 2006 and is situated next to the basketball hall that also carries the name of Croatia s arguably most famous sporting star (1964 to 1993). The museum collection holds various objects relating to Petrović s life and career, whilst the permanent exhibition follows Dražen s life in chronological order with an added ten-minute film projection. 16

7 10 Museums Museums 11 HDLU - Croatian Association of Artists 17 address Trg žrtava fašizma 16 phone (+385-1) , mail hdlu@hdlu.hr web open Tue - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-18:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn Hunting Museum of the Croatian Hunting Association address Ulica Vladimira Nazora 63 phone (+385-1) mail marinko.sebecic@hls.t-com.hr web open Wed, Fri and Sat 08:00-13:00, Tue and Thu 12:00-17:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn The Hunting Museum of the Croatian Hunting Association is located in the century-old mansion Wohmult. The museum provides an insight into the natural heritage of the animal world of our region and presents a history of hunting and Croatian hunting culture in particular. The permanent exhibition consists of several collections: trophies, fossils, eggs, mammals, birds, hunting weapons, hunting badges, medals, and a collection of stuffed wild species and reptiles from Africa, Asia, and the Americas. The Croatian Association of Artists (CAA) was founded in 1868 and its members have always included artists of different generations and artistic expressions. Each year, CAA organises around 40 exhibitions in four vast settings. 19 HT Museum The Museum of Postage and Telecommunications address Ulica Nikole Jurišića 13 phone (+385-1) , mail htmuzej@t.ht.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-14:00, Thu 10:00-18:00 The HT Museum The Museum of Postage and Telecommunications is the only of its kind in the country. It pays tribute to the historical development of telegraphy and telephony, but also various postal services of yesteryear. The Museum offers visitors a nostalgic encounter with telephones and telephone exchanges from the time of our forefathers, post horns and chests for the transfer of shipments as well as stories about the first phone in Croatia amongst others. The Klovićevi dvori Gallery address Jezuitski trg 4 phone (+385-1) mail info@gkd.hr web open Tue - Sun 11:00-19:00 Entry depending on the exhibition 18 The Klovićevi dvori Gallery is located in a former Jesuit monastery in the south-eastern part of the Upper Town. With unrivalled exhibition projects of national and international art, and a wide scope of work which affects the appearance of artistic and cultural events from prehistory to the present, Klovićevi continues to constantly intrigue domestic and foreign audiences with a new and different view of historical and contemporary art. 20

8 12 Museums Museums 13 Lauba House for People and Art address Prilaz baruna Filipovića 23a phone (+385-1) mail web open Mon - Fri 14:00-22:00, Sat 11:00-22:00 Entry adults 25kn, children 10kn (under 6 free) Positioned along Baron Filipović Street, this residence was once in the service of the Austro-Hungarian military riding arena, and then later became the weaving and textile industry Zagreb. Today, it is an inevitable stop for lovers of Modern and Contemporary Art. The long list of artists that make up the collection of art, among others include Alem Korkut, Braco Dimitrijević, Ivan Fijolić, Ivana Franke, Ivan Kožarić, Lovro Artuković, Slaven Tolj, Vlasta Žanić, and Marija Ujević. Modern Gallery address Andrije Hebranga 1 phone (+385-1) , mail info@modgal.t-com.hr web open Tue - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 11:00-14:00 Entry adults 40kn, children 30kn (under 7 free) Built by Louis pl. Vranyczany in 1883, the Modern Gallery is located in a prestigious palace on the west side of Zrinjevac and according to the design of Viennese architect Otto Hofer. The new permanent exhibition is displayed in 30 halls on two floors and includes 800 works of Croatian paintings, sculptures, and new media art works. An important part of the permanent exhibition is the Tactile Gallery MG, the first multi sensory gallery intended for visually impaired people in this part of Europe The Meštrović Atelier address Mletačka 8 phone (+385-1) , mail mim@mestrovic.hr web open Tue - Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-14:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 15kn 22 Museum of Arts and Crafts address Trg Republike Hrvatske 10 phone (+385-1) mail muo@muo.hr web open Tue - Sat 10:00-19:00, Sun 10:00-14:00 Entry adults 40kn, children 20kn The Museum of Arts and Crafts was founded in 1880, while its first complete permanent exhibition was held within its building which was designed by Herman Bollé, and opened in The permanent exhibition entitled Arts in Croatia from the Gothic period to present day has almost 3,000 exhibits, in chronological order and is spread with ambience over three floors, whilst the ground floor of the Museum organises temporary exhibitions. The Museum also has a valuable collection of furniture, glass, sculpture, paintings, and others. The Meštrović Atelier along with the Meštrović Gallery, the complex Kaštelet-Crikvine in Split, and the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in Otavice, is part of the Ivan Meštrović Museums. The collection includes sculptures in marble, stone, wood, and bronze. It also holds reliefs, drawings, and graphics that were created in the first four decades of his career. 24

9 14 Museums Museums 15 Museum of Blessed Alojzije Stepinac 25 address Kaptol 31 phone (+385-1) mail open Tue - Fri 08:30-13:00, 13:45 17:00, Sat 08:30-13:00, Sun and Mon by prior arrangement, donations welcome Museum of Contemporary Art address Avenija Dubrovnik 17 phone (+385-1) mail msu@msu.hr web open Tue - Sun 11:00-18:00, Sat 11:00-20:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 25kn (under 5 free); entry is free every first Wed of the month The Museum of Contemporary Art was founded in 1954 and the present building of the museum is the work of architect Igor Franić, which opened in Museum collections amount to about 12,000 exhibits and works by local and foreign authors post The collections are entitled Drawings, Graphics, Prints and Art on Paper, Film and Video, Photography, Media Art and Sculpture. The Museum also takes care of artistic donations from the City of Zagreb. The permanent exhibition entitled Collection in Motion consists of approximately 600 exhibited works. The collection documents the life of Croatia s Blessed Cardinal and Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac. It details his personal objects and vestments, liturgical vessels, golden gifts donated by the Pope, as well as other items. Paintings by Croatian artists who have portrayed the Cardinal are also on display. 27 Museum of Broken Relationships address Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 2 phone (+385-1) mail info@brokenships.com web open Mon - Sun 09:00-21:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 20kn (under 12 free) A museum inspired by the idea of giving people an opportunity to release their emotional burdens and frustrations by allowing them to donate tangible and intangible items related to their past legacies of love. The permanent exhibition contains hundreds of collected exhibits which are accompanied by some very impressive stories. Museum of Illusions address Ilica 72 phone (+385-1) mail info@muzejiluzija.hr web open Mon - Sun 09:00-22:00 Entry adults 40kn, children 5-15 years 25kn 26 The Museum offers an intriguing illusion of visual, sensory, and educational experiences. It incorporates a vast collection of holograms with more than 70 exhibits that help us learn a lot about the sense of sight, perception, and the human brain. By undertaking some of the exhibits, these allow us to understand why our eyes see things that the brain does not understand; you can try your hands at didactic and logical toys also. 28

10 16 Museums Museums 17 Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church of the Diocese of Zagreb and Ljubljana address Ilica 7 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail spco.zagreb@gmail.com, jokicbran@gmail.com web open by prior arrangement only The Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church was opened in 2006 and keeps old sacred and liturgical objects, icons of the Byzantine style of different schools and styles, but also works of Serbian Baroque iconography, liturgical manuscripts and printed books, filigree objects, and priestly and episcopal dress uniforms. Police Museum address Ulica grada Vukovara 33 phone (+385-1) , mail muzej@mup.hr web open depending on the exhibition 29 The Police Museum is designed as a profession museum, which keeps the heritage of Croatian police forces alive. 31 Nikola Tesla Technical Museum address Savska cesta 18 phone (+385-1) mail info@tmnt.hr web open Tue - Fri 09:00-17:00, Sat and Sun 09:00-13:00 Entry adults and children 20kn (under 7 free) 30 Prigorje Museum address Trg Dragutina Domjanića 5, Sesvete phone (+385-1) mail muzej-prigorja@zg.htnet.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-19:00, also by prior arrangement The museum exhibits a complete picture of the Prigorje region. Its founding in 1977 has also contributed to the discovery of the valuable archaeological site on the Kuzelin hill in In addition to the collection, the museum preserves and exhibits archaeological, historical, artistic, and documentary items whilst always engaging in conservation and restoration activities as well as education. The permanent exhibition of the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum consists of seven departments: Transformation, Transport, Mining, Geology and Oil, Astronautics, the demonstration cabinet of Nikola Tesla, Agriculture, and Firefighting. There is a model of a real mine built under the museum building with the length of the corridor more than three hundred metres long. 32

11 18 Museums Museums 19 Tortureum - Museum of Torture address Tkalčićeva 13/I phone (+385-1) mail tortureum@gmail.com web open Mon - Sun 11:00-19:00 Entry adults 40kn, children 30kn Zagreb City Museum address Opatička 20 phone (+385-1) , mail mgz@mgz.hr web open Tue - Sat 10:00-19:00, Sun 10:00-14:00 Entry adults 30kn, children 20kn (under 7 free) The Zagreb City Museum is a contemporary organised heritage institution, which for over hundred years has been caring for the past and present of the city. Varied and rich museum holdings are stored in its 20 collections, and as part of the Museum there are nine collections donated to the city of Zagreb. The event Live Pictures is traditionally held on the last carnival weekend, and it is interesting because it involves all museum employees and their guests, who are dressed in costumes depicting historical characters of Zagreb. The museum contains a unique collection of devices used for torture and execution from ancient times to present day. With more than 70 instruments and devices, these definitely display the image of violence throughout history. The history of each instrument of torture can be studied by the special multimedia guides on offer Typhlological Museum address Draškovićeva 80 phone (+385-1) mail info@tifloloskimuzej.hr web open Mon - Wed and Fri 09:00-16:00, Thu 09:00-20:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 15kn The Typhlological Museum deals with the issue of people with disabilities, especially the visually impaired. The museum promotes the values of respect and diversity and visitors are given an opportunity to enter the world of the blind. The museum is modern and innovative where visitors can explore the so called dark room, which in a way simulates a world without vision. They can also learn the basics of reading and writing in Braille and experience the shape and contours of various sculptures through the tactile method. Zagreb 80s Museum address Radićeva 34/I web open Mon - Sun 10:00-22:00 Entry adults 40kn, children 25kn (under 3 free) 34 This newly opened museum presents to visitors the past in a new way. Its space is a reconstruction of everyday life during the 80s in the former Yugoslavia, shown in a unique and interactive manner that intersects past and future, the way of life and heritage, memories and emotions. Exhibits like Ataris and Commodore 64s and a Tomos moped will surely put a smile on your face! 36

12 20 Galleries Galleries 21 Academia Moderna The AŽ Gallery Cro Art Photo Club The Događanja Gallery contemporary art contemporary art photography, filmography contemporary art address Šenoina 11 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail web open Tue - Sat 14:00-19:00 01 address Žitnjak 53 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail atezit@gmail.com web open Mon - Fri 11:00-16:00 address Gajeva 25 phone (+385-1) mail fotoklub@badrov.hr web open Mon - Sat 08:00-23: address Peščenica Culture Centre, Ivanićgradska 41a phone (+385-1) mail galerija@knap.hr web open Mon - Sat 09:00-21:00 08 The Barrel Gallery The Bernardo Bernardi Gallery Europe House The Expanded Media Gallery contemporary art address Trg žrtava fašizma 16 phone (+385-1) , mail hdlu@hdlu.hr web open Wed - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-18:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn design, architecture, contemporary art address Ulica grada Vukovara 68 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail kultura@pou.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-21:00, Sat 08:00-14:30 applied art address Jurišićeva 1/I phone (+385-1) mail info@europe.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-18:00 contemporary art address Trg žrtava fašizma 16 phone (+385-1) , mail hdlu@hdlu.hr web open Wed - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-18:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn The Canvas Gallery The CEKAO Gallery The Forum Gallery The Fotoklub Zagreb Gallery graphics contemporary art contemporary art photography, filmography address Tomašićeva 8 phone (+385-1) mail galerija@canvas.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-19:00, Sat 09:00-13:00 05 address Ulica grada Vukovara 68 phone (+385-1) , mail kultura@pou.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-20:00, Sat 08:00-14:30 06 address Nikole Tesle 16 phone (+385-1) mail kic@kic.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-20:00, Sat 10:00-14:00 11 address Ilica 29/III phone (+385-1) mail fkz@fotoklubzagreb.hr web open Mon, Wed, Fri 10:00-15:00, Tue 18:30-21:00 12

13 22 Galleries Galleries 23 The Greta Gallery HDD - Croatian Designers Society The Kristofor Stanković Gallery The Memorial Centre of the rocket attacks on Zagreb 1991 / 1995 contemporary art address Ilica 92 phone (+385-) , mail info@greta.hr web open Mon 20:00-24:00, Tue - Sun 17:00-20:00 design address Boškovićeva 18 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail hdd@dizajn.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-20:00, Sat 10:00-15:00 presents young artists address Ulica sv. Ćirila i Metoda 5 phone (+385-1) web open Mon - Fri 10:00-20:00 educational permanent collection address Petrićeva 4/I phone (+385-1) mail memorijalni-centar.raketiranja-zagreba@zagreb.hr web open Tue - Sat 10:00-19:00, Sun 10:00-14: The Idealni grad Gallery The Josip Račić Studio The Mijo Kovačić Gallery The Mirko Virius Gallery contemporary art contemporary art permanent collection naïve art address Centre for Culture and Education Susedgrad, Argentinska 5/I (Gajnice) phone (+385-1) mail info@czkio-susedgrad.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-18:00 15 address Margaretska 3 phone (+385-1) mail info@modgal.t-com.hr web open Mon - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-13:00 16 address Basaričekova 22 phone (+385-1) mail galerija@mijokovacic.com web open Tue - Sat 11:00-15:00 21 address Tkalčićeva 14 phone (+385-1) mail galerija@inet.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-16:00, Sat 10:00-14:00 22 The Na katu Gallery The Kranjčar Gallery The Miroslav Kraljević Gallery The Močvara Gallery photography contemporary art contemporary art modern art address Preradovićeva 5 phone (+385-1) mail kic@kic.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-17:00 17 address Kaptol 26 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail kranjcar@kranjcar.hr web open Mon - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat 11:00-14:00 18 address Šubićeva 29 phone (+385-) , mail info@g-mk.hr web open Tue - Fri 12:00-19:00, Sat 11:00-13:00 address Trnjanski nasip bb phone (+385-1) mail mochvara@urk.hr web open during the working hours of the club 23 24

14 24 Galleries Galleries 25 The Modulor Gallery The Nova Gallery The SPOT Gallery The Student Centre Gallery architectural and urban design address Trešnjevka Cultural Centre, Park stara Trešnjevka 1 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail modulor@cekate.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-20:00 modern and contemporary art address Nikole Tesle 7 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail whw@whw.hr web open Tue - Fri 12:00-20:00, Sat 11:00-14:00 photography address Čanićeva 6 phone (+385-1) mail uredzafotografiju@gmail.com web open Mon - Fri 16:00-20:00 contemporary art address Savska 25 phone (+385-1) mail galerija@sczg.hr web open Mon - Fri 12:00-20:00, Sat 10:00-13: Oris House of Architecture The Permanenta Gallery The Tomislav Ostoja Gallery The ULUPUH Gallery architecture, design, art and culture applied art permanent collection applied art address Kralja Držislava 3 phone (+385-1) mail oris@oris.hr web open Mon - Fri 09:00-20:00, Sat 10:00 15:00 address Preradovićeva 44/I phone (+385-1) mail galerija-ulupuh@zg.t-com.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-13: address Opatička 6 phone (+385-1) , mail info@modgal.t-com.hr web open Tue - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 11:00-14:00 Entry adults 40kn, children under 7 free address Tkalčićeva 14 phone (+385-1) mail galerija-ulupuh@zg.t-com.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-20:00, Sat 10:00-14: The RaGa Gallery (Workers Gallery) The Ring Gallery The Vladimir Bužančić Gallery The Vladimir Filakovac Gallery contemporary art address Radnička cesta 22 mail info@raga.hr web open Mon - Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun 10:00-14:00 contemporary art address Trg žrtava fašizma 16 phone (+385-1) , mail hdlu@hdlu.hr web open Wed - Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat and Sun 10:00-18:00 Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn art gallery address Novi Zagreb Cultural Centre, Trg Narodne Zaštite 2 phone (+385-1) mail galerija.vladimir.buzancic@czk-novi-zagreb.hr web open Mon - Wed, Fri 10:00-18:00, Thu, Sat 10:00-13:00 art gallery address Dubrava 51a phone (+385-1) mail galerija@ns-dubrava.hr web open Mon - Fri 10:00-19:

15 26 Galleries / Collections Collections 27 The Vladimir Horvat Gallery The VN Gallery The Franjo Schneider Workshop for the Manufacture and Restoration of String Instruments The HAZU Graphics Office technical culture address Trg žrtava fašizma 14 phone (+385-1) mail zajednica@zztk.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-16:00 art gallery address Ilica 163a phone (+385-1) mail galerija.vn@kgz.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-20:00, sub 08:00-14: address Trg Republike Hrvatske 11 phone (+385-1) mail darko.stipesevic@zg.t-com.hr web open Wed 14:00-17:00 by prior arrangement address Andrije Hebranga 1 phone (+385-1) mail kabgraf@hazu.hr web open depending on the exhibition Entry depending on the exhibition The Zrinski Gallery Croatian art address Trg J. J. Strossmayera 10 phone (+385-1) mail palace@palace.hr web open Mon - Sun 08:00-18:00 The Zvonimir Gallery military, art gallery address Bauerova 33 phone (+385-1) mail galerija.morh@morh.hr open Mon - Fri 10:00-18: The Inventory of the Crypt of the Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of Lourdes address Zvonimirova 64 phone (+385-1) open Mon - Sun 06:30-12:00, 17:00-19:45 The Jozo Kljaković Memorial Collection address Centre for Art Education of the City of Zagreb, Rokov perivoj 4 phone (+385-1) , mail mz.jozo.kljakovic@czlogz.hr web open Mon - Fri 09:00-20: The Apartment of the Architect Viktor Kovačić The Dr. Ivan Ribar and Cata Dujšin Ribar Collection The Juraj Habdelić Library The Marija Jurić Zagorka Memorial Apartment address Masarykova 21 phone (+385-1) , mail mgz@mgz.hr web open Thu 10:00-17:00 Entry 10kn address Demetrova 3/II phone (+385-1) mail mgz@mgz.hr web open Wed 11:00-17:00 Entry 10kn address Jordanovac 110 phone (+385-1) mail knjiznica@ffdi.hr web open Mon - Thu 09:00-17:00, Fri 09:00-15:00 47 address Dolac 8 phone (+385-1) mail zagorka@zenstud.hr web open Thu, Sun 11:00-16:00, library Thu 15:00 18:00 48

16 28 Collections / Other Other 29 The Miroslav and Bela Krleža Memorial Space The Tošo Dabac Archive Cultural Centre Travno French Pavilion address Krležin Gvozd 23 phone (+385-1) , mail mgz@mgz.hr web open Tue 11:00-17:00 Entry 10kn 49 address Ilica 17 phone (+385-1) mail arhiv.toso.dabac@msu.hr web open visit for public with professional guidance on Wed 12:00 16:00 by prior arrangement 50 address Božidara Magovca 17 phone (+385-1) mail kuc@kuctravno.hr web open Mon - Fri 08:00-21:00 55 address Savska 25 phone (+385-1) mail galerija@sczg.hr web open depending on the exhibition 56 The Vjenceslav Richter and Nada Kareš-Richter Collection The Zagreb Cathedral Treasury Hungarian Cultural Centre The Italian Cultural Institute in Zagreb address Vrhovec 38 phone (+385-1) , (+385-) mail richter@msu.hr web open Wed and Sat 11:00 16:00 and by prior arrangement address Kaptol 31 phone (+385-1) mail riznica.zg@gmail.com zagrebacka.katedrala@zg.t-com.hr open visit by prior arrangement Entry adults 20kn, children 10kn address Augusta Cesarca 10 phone (+385-1) mail miz@bbi.hu web open Mon - Thu 08:00 16:30, Fri 08:00-14:00 57 address Preobraženska 4 phone (+385-1) mail segretaria.iiczagabria@esteri.it, iiczagabria@esteri.hr web open Mon, Tue and Thu 12:00 16:00, Wed 12:00 17:30 58 The Zlatić Donation address Zagreb Zoo, Maksimirski perivoj bb phone (+385-1) mail marketing@zoo.hr web open November - January 09:00-16:00; February 09:00-17:00; March, October 09:00-18:00; April, September 09:00-19:00; May - August 09:00-20:00 Entry adults 30kn (Mondays 20kn), children (7-13) 20kn (under 7 free) Croatian Football Federation s Multimedia - Information Centre Be Proud address Petrinjska 2 mail info@hns-cff.hr web open Tue - Sat 10:00-20: The Médiatheque of the French Institute address Preradovićeva 5 phone (+385-1) , mail mediatheque@institutfrancais.hr web open during the exhibition Tue - Fri 12:30-19:30, Sat 11:00 14:00 World of Mushrooms Educational Centre (Museum of mushrooms) address Trg bana Josipa Jelačića 3/II phone (+385-1) open Mon - Fri 10:00-16:00 Entry adults 20kn 59 60

17 30 Photo credits Photo Museums credits 31 Photo credits Museums 1. Egypt, Archaelogical Museum Archives 2. Art Collection Ante and Wiltrud Topić Mimara, photo by G. Vranić, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 3. Art Pavilion, photo by G.Vranić, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 4. Bank Museum, PBZ Archives 5. Car Museum Ferdinand Budicki Archives 6. Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts - The Glyptotheque, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 7. Croatian History Museum, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 8. Croatian Museum of Architecture (HAZU) Archives 9. Deer in the Forest exhibition by Ivan Generalić, Croatian Museum of Naïve Art Archives 10. The Croatian Natural History Museum Archives 11. Croatian School Museum Archives, photo by F.Fijačko 12. Croatian Sports Museum Archives 13. Croatian Railway Museum Archives 14. The Dražen Petrović Museum and Memorial Centre Archives 15. Ethnographic Museum Archives 16. Permanent exhibition of The HAZU Strossmayer Gallery of Old Masters Archives 17. HDLU - Croatian Association of Artists, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 18. HT Museum - The Museum of Postage and Telecommunications Archives 19. Hunting Museum of the Croatian Hunting Association Archives 20. The Klovićevi dvori Gallery, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 21. Lauba - House for People and Art, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 22. The Meštović Atelier, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 23. Modern Gallery Archives, photo by G.Vranić 24. Permanent exhibition of the Museum of Arts and Crafts, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 25. The Decree on the appointment of Cardinal Stepinac, Museum of Blessed Alojzije Stepinac Archives 26. Museum of Broken Relationships Archives, photo by S.Vuković 27. Zagreb Tourist Board Archives, photo by M.Vrdoljak, 28. Museum of Illusions Archives 29. Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church of the Diocese of Zagreb and Ljubljana Archives 30. Nikola Tesla Technical Museum, photo by M.Vrdoljak, Zagreb Tourist Board Archives 31. Police Museum Archives 32. Prigorje Museum Archives 33. Tortureum - Museum of Torture Archives 34. Typhlological Museum Archives 35. Archaeology in Situ, Zagreb City Museum Archives 36. Zagreb 80s Museum Archives Galleries 1. Academia Moderna Archives 2. Joie de vivre exhibition by Ksenija Turčić, The AŽ Gallery Archives 3. Exhibition by Josip Tirić, The Barrel Gallery Archives 4. The Bernardo Bernardi Gallery Archives 5. The Canvas Gallery Archives 6. The CEKAO Gallery Archives 7. Cro Art Photo Club Archives 8. The Događanja Gallery Archives 9. Europe House Archives 10. Exhibition by Ines Matijević Cakić, The Expanded Media Gallery Archives 11. The Forum Gallery Archives 12. The Fotoklub Zagreb Gallery Archives 13. The Greta Gallery Archives 14. HDD - Croatian Designers Society Archives 15. Exhibition by Ana Kolega, The Idealni grad Gallery Archives 16. Postameti exhibition by Nenad Fabijanić, The Josip Račić Studio, Modern Gallery Archives, photo by G.Vranić 17. The KIC Photo Gallery Archives 18. The Kranjčar Gallery Archives 19. The Kristofor Stanković Gallery Archives 21. The Mijo Kovačić Gallery Archives 22. The Mirko Virius Gallery Archives 23. The Miroslav Kraljević Gallery Archives 24. The Močvara Gallery Archives, photo by S.B.Moritz 25. The Modulor Gallery Archives 26. My Sweet Little Lamb, The Nova Gallery Archives 27. The Oris Gallery Archives, photo by B.Vukosav 28. The Permanenta Gallery Archives 29. The RaGa Gallery Archives 30. The Ring Gallery Archives, photo by T.Ceranić 31. The SPOT Gallery Archives, photo by A.Opalić 32. Representation of the Power exhibition by Marko Marković, The Student Centre Gallery Archives 33. The Tomislav Ostoja Gallery, Modern Gallery Archives, photo by G. Vranić 34. The ULUPUH Gallery Archives 35. Exhibition by Silvio Vujičić, The Vladimir Bužančić Gallery Archives, photo by B.Berc 36. The Vladimir Filakovac Gallery Archives, photo by Č.Gros 37. The Vladimir Horvat Gallery Archives, photo by I.Lalić 38. The VN Gallery Archives, photo by B.Vukosav 39. The Zrinski Gallery Archives 40. The Zvonimir Gallery Archives Collections 41. The Apartment of the Architect Viktor Kovačić Archives 42. The Dr. Ivan Ribar and Cata Dujšin - Ribar Collection Archives 44. The HAZU Graphics Office Archives 45. The Inventory of the Crypt of the Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of Lourdes Archives 46. The Jozo Kljaković Memorial Collection Archives 48. The Marija Jurić Zagorka Memorial Apartment Archives 49. The Miroslav and Bela Krleža Memorial Space Archives 50. The Tošo Dabac Archive Archives 51. The Vjenceslav Richter and Nada Kareš - Richter Collection Archives 52. The Zagreb Cathedral Treasury Archives Other 54. Croatian Football Federation s Multimedia - Information Centre Be Proud Archives 55. Cultural Centre Travno Archives, photo by I.Špoljarec 56. French Pavilion, photo by N.Bergmann 57. Hungarian Cultural Centre Archives 58. The Italian Cultural Institute in Zagreb Archives 59. The Médiatheque of the French Institute Archives 60. World of Mushrooms Educational Centre (Museum of mushrooms) Archives

18 32 Info Info Public transport Zagreb s public transport has a comprehensive system of tram and bus lines. Both transport systems have daily services beginning at 4-5am through to 11-12pm. Several lines operate throughout the night but at less regular intervals; for all schedules and daily timetables visit Identical tickets are used for both bus and tram costing 10 kuna for daily transport and 15 kuna for the night rides. From the moment you board and insert the ticket in the automatic stamping machine, it is only valid for a one-way journey lasting 90 minutes maximum. A daily ticket costs 30 kuna and allows one day s unlimited travel until 4am the following day. This could prove to be a good choice. If you would like to go sightseeing in the Upper Town, you can buy a ticket for 4 kuna and ride in the popular Uspinjača (Funicular), the 66m lift which is scheduled every 10 minutes and operates from 6:30am to 9:50pm. For bike lovers there is a nextbike public bikes service with points around the city from where to take and to leave a bike. Registration is obligatory via different channels, and so is a valid debit or credit card. For all procedures and prices check Zagreb also has a handful of reasonably priced taxi companies. Here is a list of those with the largest fleets: Radio Taxi Zagreb (+385-1) 17 17, Eko Taxi (+385-1) 14 14, Taxi Cammeo (+385-1) 12 12, Tourist information This beautiful city has its fare share of tourist information offices that can assist you with all your questions and needs in five locations and online Trg bana J. Jelačića 11 (Ban Jelačić Square) 02. Trg kralja Tomislava 12 (Main Railway Station) 03. Av. Marina Držića 4 (Main Bus Station) 04. Lotrščak Tower (The Upper Town) 05. Rudolfa Fizira 1 (Zagreb Airport) Zagreb s Tourist Guide Association is situated at Šubićeva 20 and is open from 9am-1pm throughout the week, and by mobile afterwards. For more information, call (+385-1) , (+385-) , turisticki.vodici.zagreba@zg.t-com.hr or visit www. vodici-zg.hr. Last but not least, the office of the Zagreb County s Tourist Association is situated at Preradovićeva 42. The contact number is (+385-1) or visit Zagreb Card ZAGREB CARD is your perfect companion in Zagreb. It saves you time and money by offering free transport by Zagreb city transportation system, free entry to six top attractions as well as discounts for 70 other points of interest, such as museums, restaurants, shops and many more. Detailed information is available at National Holidays January 01 New Year s Day January 06 Epiphany April 01 Easter April 02 Easter Monday May 01 International Workers Day May 31 Corpus Christi June 22 Anti Fascist Resistance Day June 25 Statehood Day August 05 Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day August 15 Feast of the Assumption October 08 Independence Day November 01 All Saints Day December 25 Christmas Day December 26 Saint Stephen s Day

19 ZAGREB events guide music, sport, design, exhibition, theatre, performance

20 ZAGREB events guide music, sport, design, exhibition, theatre, performance art & exhibition design gourmet history & tradition movie music sport theatre & performances OTHER

21 2 Events 2018 Events Advent 2018 December 2018 January As the beloved brown bear waits for winter to come and falls into its blessed deep hibernation, Zagreb s winter has the reverse effect as the cold and frosty season ignites our metropolis even more so. Dubbed the best European City for Christmas Markets three years running, we re proud to announce that the shenanigans and festivities are better than ever. Souvenir stores and food huts are almost everywhere, the buzz in the air is full of rejoice. You have to see to believe why Christmas in Zagreb really is a holy holiday! Zagreb Time Machine End of April - October This isn t Dr. Who and his time machine, it s the city s grand manifestation which starts end of April and runs through to early October where events are held to reinvigorate old traditions and events. The sounds of waltzes, marches, arias from operettas and evergreens spread across Zrinjevac Park. Hear some classic tunes, try traditional foods, and see street performers, lanternists, postman in old uniform, and traditional city guards roaming keeping the peace. All in all, Zagreb returns to its glory days! INmusic Festival # Jarun Lake One of Europe s best and most unique festivals, INmusic Festival also takes pride in being Croatia s biggest and most famous open-air event that has, until now, seen performances by mega artists from around the world. The festival takes place at the tranquil Lake Jarun, but what really sets it apart from other similar festivals is the fun, relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Festival of Lights Put some light into your life with this festival that touches your senses. The city centre will illuminate with cutting-edge lighting solutions based on state of the art lighting technologies accompanied with audio-visual installations and projections across several locations. It s almost like an outdoor rave event with style. The White Night October Various locations across city Following in the footsteps of Paris, Rome, Toronto to Melbourne, Zagreb lights up for the 4 th year in a row. The White Night project is jam packed with light and sound installations, interactive exhibitions and concerts across the city centre. A combination of illuminative works will project against majestic buildings, squares, parks and other city features.

22 4 Events 2018 Events Multimedia Exhibition Nikola Tesla Mind from the Future Home of HDLU - Meštrović Pavilion One of the greatest ever inventors and visionaries, Nikola Tesla, will be honoured at this multimedia exhibition which takes each visitor into the magical world of the Croatian genius by merging science and art via various media: film, computer games, animation, video set design, holograms, light adventure and technical invention. Futuristic and spectacular, just like Tesla himself! EHF Euro 2018 European Handball Championships Arena Zagreb cro2018.ehf-euro.com Handball is the fastest ball sport in the world and Croatia gets to host this year s Championships. 16 top European teams will battle it out across four cities Zagreb, Split, Varaždin and Poreč with the semi-finals and final being played in the capital. A fan zone will be set up on Jelačić Square for those who can t grab tickets and we can expect 17 days of handball havoc. Unreachable Heritage Secrets of the Croatian History Museum s Depots Croatian History Museum During the first half of 2018, over 215 of the most representative and attractive items from the museum s fundus will be up for show and will later be left as part of the permanent establishment of the Museum. Items are selected according to their historical and cultural importance and divided into several thematic units: politics, economy, education, science, culture, everyday life and the media. A dose of national identity all in the one place! Deutsche Telekom Collection I Am The Mouth / The Voice of Artists Museum of Contemporary Art Inspiration via artist Agnieszka Polska is why this exhibition was named I am the mouth. It represents an entire new generation of European artists seeking identity and the exchange of different ideas. See the world through contemporary art with 200 artworks from 16 artists. The exhibition will travel through to other Central Europe cities! The Flying Dutchman January Croatian National Theatre Soaring waves of ships crossing stormy oceans, blustery conditions and crews running for cover are all part of the backdrop that makes for a tale of ghostly proportions where redemption prevails. This is everything that the great German composer Richard Wagner had mastered back in The three act opera combines some of the best Croatian artists in opera with added international support including Olivier Py as Director as well as Béatrice Lachaussée and Benjamin David as Assistant Directors. Night of the Museums 2018 Participation is Important Croatia is home to numerous world famous athletes thus coinciding with the 13 th edition of this ever so popular night which is this year conceived under the motto: Museums and Sports citius, altius, fortius (faster, higher, stronger). See museum sport s collections and sport as a widespread social phenomenon of modern society. And in the spirit of sport, it is important to participate! Audi FIS Ski World Cup Snow Queen Trophy Sljeme Who s going to be sitting on the throne this year? The Snow Queen Trophy Ski Show gathers over 150 of the best slalom skiers on the world circuit. The Women s race will be held on January 3 rd with the Men s following on January 4 th. It takes place on Mount Medvednica, and its peak called Sljeme. See the best of the best and be amongst the 25,000 spectators that visit annually. The 33 rd Vladimir Mažuranić Memorial Kutija šibica Sports Hall Zagreb s oldest sporting event, an international memorial held each year in memory of the late Croatian swordsman, Olympian and fencing instructor Vladimir Mažuranić ( ). The tournament showcases the traditional skills of swordsmanship with roots to aristocratic circles from centuries ago, as well as hosting over 200 senior swordsmen and florists from all over the world. As they say Engarde!

23 6 Events 2018 Events Rod Stewart Arena Zagreb The distinctive raspy singing voice of one of the best-selling music artists of all time will echo through the air of Zagreb Arena this February. Sir Rod Stewart will grace the stage with his numerous hits that have topped the charts during his five decade career, including Maggie May, the First Cut is the Deepest, Da ya Think I m Sexy? Baby Jane and more. Lisinski Arioso Cycle Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall One of the best world tenors of today, the Azerbaijani Yusif Eyvazov, is guest at this year s Lisinski Arioso Cycle. His exciting and dynamic singing career has taken him on a journey to the best opera houses. Music critics describe him as the uncompromising combination of lightness and genius. He will be joined on stage by the brilliant mezzo-soprano and favourite of Italian opera houses Rossana Rinaldi and the The Opera Orchestra of the Rijeka Croatian National Theatre. Nautika The 27 th Zagreb Nautical Fair Zagreb Fair Welcome to not only the most prominent nautical fair in the region, but also a place where virtually all Croatian shipbuilders and those who mean business on the Croatian nautical market come together to exhibit their new vessels, latest boat accessories, nautical footwear and clothing, as well as underwater fishing and diving equipment. A number of foreign exhibitors and other attractions will make for more reason to dive into the amazing world of boats and the big blue. Elisabeth of Austria Sissi March Croatian National Theatre The world premiere of this wonderful art project is choreographed and directed by the masterful French ballet dancer and choreographer Patrice Bart who on this occasion will be joined by the prominent German playwright Christine Theobald and world famous Italian conductor and composer Ermanno Florio who is in charge of selecting and arranging the music score based on selected neoromantic works by the Czech composer Bedřich Smetana. ZagrebDox International Documentary Film Festival Kaptol Boutique Cinema Launched in 2005, ZagrebDox rocks in terms of providing an insight into recent and creative documentary films from across the world. The competition programme is divided into international and regional categories, with the main focus being on everything that is new, brave and off-mainstream. Retrospectives, intensive workshops, lectures, presentations, panel discussion and a Pitching Forum add to the variety of the festival. Two Oars March Croatian National Theatre Directed by one of the world s most renowned experimental theatre directors and playwrights Robert Wilson and composed by one of the best composers and musical innovators Paola Prestini. The storyline of the opera is based on the famous Ernest Hemingway novel The Old Man and the Sea, consisting of seven music and spoken parts (lead singers, cellist and choir) in three languages: English, Spanish and the local dialect of the Afro-Cuban ethnic group of Yorùbá ancestry. Evita Arena Zagreb Is there anyone who has never shed a tear whilst listening to the moving masterpiece Don t Cry For Me Argentina? One of the most popular and most successful musicals of all time that has conquered West End to Broadway is finally coming to Zagreb. The tour of the legendary show by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice arrives as part of the Broadway Entertainment Group, making sure that the Croatian audience gets to see a true spectacle indeed. Vinart Grand Tasting Lauba - House for People and Art This unique event will be the first of its kind invitation only wine fair in the region where the crème de la crème of Croatia s winemakers will exhibit the fruits of their labour and meet with the best buyers, sommeliers, restauranteurs, wine collectors and media. The main feature of the festival is that it is innovative and fully devoted to quality and extraordinary wines. There will also be a rich programme of workshops and masterclasses, as well as a pop-up Wine shop sales and hard-to-get labels.

24 8 Events 2018 Events Toto Dom sportova Sports Hall The Grammy Award American rock band Toto, one of the best, biggest and critically acclaimed bands to date, is performing in Croatia and Zagreb for the very first time as part of their latest world tour 40 Trips Around the Sun marking their 40-year long career as one of the best-selling music groups of their era. Dianne Reeves Vatroslav Lisinki Concert Hall Dianne Reeves, one of the most prominent jazz singers in the world and five-time Grammy Winner will perform in Zagreb, giving the Croatian audience a chance to hear her unique voice of incredible virtuosity, improvisation and unique approach to jazz music. She has been described as a logical successor to Dinah Washington and Carmen McRae and is perhaps best known for being featured in George Clooney s 2005 film Good Night, And Good Luck which received six Oscar nominations. Restaurant Week & This semi-annual dining event owes its vast popularity mainly due to the specially priced three-course lunch and dinner menus at top restaurants for only 100kn, which is only a fraction of the usual cost. Classy wining and dining has never been so affordable, so make sure you don t miss out on this amazing experience if in town. 12 th Festival of Tolerance JFF Zagreb Europa Cinema, Tuškanac Cinema, KIC In this day and age, tolerance is a virtue and many people seem to struggle with it, which explains why this festival is of such value. It addresses discrimination towards minority groups, xenophobia, the social integration of people with disabilities, vulnerable groups and more. The programme includes film projections, round tables, educational workshops, music events and thematic exhibitions. Andrea Bocelli Arena Zagreb Once again Zagreb Arena will host the ultimate musical spectacle. After a little over three years and for the fourth time, the famous Italian tenor returns to a Croatian audience on the occasion of International Women s Day. The brilliant Italian crossover tenor and recording artist is one of those rare performers who has succeeded in bringing classical music to international pop charts. With an artist as amazing as this, it is never time to say goodbye. Zagreb Auto Show Zagreb Fair Rev up your motor as the best Auto Show in this part of Europe will once again vroom into Zagreb Fair. With over 400 exhibitors, visitors get to see premieres as well as some classics too. The salon is conceived in four programme units: Auto Show, Transport Show, Motor Show, and the Assisted Car Industry. The glam and the glitter make for a great event with over 100,000 people attending. Emanuel Vidović 65 Years Since His Passing Art Pavilion in Zagreb The Art Pavilion continues to mark important anniversaries of famous Croatian artists with a large solo exhibition in 2018, this time by the renowned Croatian painter Emanuel Vidović,celebrating 150 years since his birth and 65 years since his death. The exhibition will focus on 120 of his masterpieces, in particular his early period ( ) which was dominated by motifs of the interior of churches and ateliers ( ), as well as still nature ( ) and several landscapes of the city of Trogir. Cultural Project Myth and Reality: The Sixties in Croatia Museum of Arts and Crafts The most important cultural project of the Museum of Arts and Crafts in 2018 focuses on a turbulent period in Croatian history. See a cross-section of fields from art, culture, architecture, literature, photography, design, theatre, music, film and more from the 60s. Patterns of global change in terms of politics, economy and culture are very evident.

25 10 Events 2018 Events Editors Tvornica Kulture Hailing from Stafford, this five-piece are ready to rumble on stage in what will be their 5 th trip to Croatia. The band is touring across the old continent with frontman Tom Smith still leading the way. Their indie rock/ post punk sound has gathered a legion of fans from around the world. Classic hits such as A Ton of Love and Papillon are cause for infectious chorus sing-alongs. Jazz.hr Festival / Spring The true boom of the Croatian jazz scene started in the late 1990s with a group of enthusiasts who founded Zagreb Jazz Club with the support of the Croatian Composer s Society. Nowadays, jazz music is extremely popular in Zagreb and this event creates a platform for young local musicians. The line-up will feature performances by Croatia s music diva Radojka Šverko, the Mirokado Large Ensemble, Krzysztof Kobylinski and Saxofour, just to name a few. 20 th Saint Mark s Festival Various locations across city Followers of classical music and in particular chamber and sacral music will get to see renowned soloists and ensembles from Croatia and abroad. Concerts will be held at various venues and churches in the city s Upper and Lower town. Duos, quintets, church groups and choirs will all take part in these magical two weeks. Seljan Brothers through Rainforests and Desert Ethnographic Museum Zagreb Croatian explorers Mirko and Stevo Seljan, better known as the Seljan brothers, left an immense mark on the exploration of Africa and South America, being one of the first Europeans ever to set foot in these distant continents. The exhibition presents their trials and tribulations with numerous objects, photos, letters, diaries and notebooks that the Seljan brothers collected on their expeditions and eventually donated to their homeland. Zagreb Design Week May The fifth edition of Zagreb Design Week (ZDW), the biggest design festival in Croatia, will present and overview of Croatian design and will be held at 50 different locations in and around Zagreb. Visitors can spend hours exploring design and fashion trends through workshops, exhibitions, lectures, films and concerts, a fashion market with clothing and jewellery, as well as food design and a furniture fair, just to name a few. Roger Waters Arena Zagreb This spring Croatian capital will become one of those lucky cities to host the Wall Live world tour which, as of 2017, has become the highest-grossing tour of all time by a solo artist, the co-founder of the legendary English progressive rock band Pink Floyd, Roger Waters. Besides being one of the key members of one of the most successful groups in musical history, Waters has also worked on solo projects and toured extensively with his solo act since Giacomo Puccini Turandot May Croatian National Theatre Deemed as one of his best, Puccini s final opera in three acts returns with this co-production between the Opera of the Croatian National Theatre and the famous Italian Sferisterio Opera Festival in Macerata! This lavish work based on the German adaptation of the Chinese princess Turandot is filled with memorable arias and will premiere in the Croatian capital. The distinguished Italian Piero Giorgio Morandi will conduct proceedings. André Rieu Arena Zagreb Just a few months after a remarkably successful performance, the insanely popular Dutch violinist and conductor, the King of Waltz André Rieu is returning to Zagreb! The charismatic virtuoso is best known as the founder of the world s biggest private orchestra, the waltz-playing Johann Strauss Orchestra. No doubt, this concert will once again live to see a full house at Zagreb Arena and a well-deserved standing ovation by delighted fans in Croatia.

26 12 Events 2018 Events Summer on Stross Strossmayer Promenade Every year in late May, one of Zagreb s most romantic walkways located on the old Upper Town becomes a summer stage of lively proportion. It is hard to list everything that is going to take place in amidst the shadows of the rich chestnut trees along the beautiful promenade which not only represents a great escape from the summer heat, but is also filled with daily events: from concerts, the rhythm of jazz and evergreens, to openair cinema and art installations. EXIT Theatre Summer Nights June August Atrium of the Museum of Arts and Crafts For the 8 th year in a row, Zagreb summer night s heat up the art scene with glowing arts and acts in the beautiful atrium of the Museum of Arts and Crafts. Since city theatres are closed during summer, the Exit Theatre kicks in with vast performances for those eager for theatrical events. The repertoire also has non-verbal shows and theatre in English too. Floraart Bundek Lake The wonderful lush green setting of Lake Bundek will once again be the venue of Croatia s biggest horticultural seven-day event which gathers landscape architects, florists, gardeners and artists. Over 300,000m 2 of exhibition space will feature numerous plants, flowers and decorative garden equipment, with competitions being held in various categories. Immerse yourself in a beautiful world of colours, scents and flowers! The Fireworks Festival June Bundek Lake Every June, the Zagreb skies are lit up with amazing and spectacular fireworks, making the city look even more stunning and magical than usual. This year, the fun and ever so popular International Fireworks Festival will be held for the 18 th time and once again, presents some of the best fireworks displays in the world. So far, an abundant amount of renowned pyrotechnic teams have performed at the festival: from Germany, Italy and Austria to China, Russia and the Philippines. 22 nd International Festival Cest is d Best Various locations across city Croatia s first and thus far most successful street festival has been held since 1997, attracting hundreds of performers and thousands of visitors from across the globe. Performers do acrobatics, animal tricks, balloon twisting, caricatures, clowning, comedy, contortions, escapology, dance... Summer at the MSU June / July Roof terrace of the Museum of Contemporary Art The daily multimedia programme consists of an unusual blend of music, films, exhibition, artistic performances, and for the first time a literary forum. The Concert on the Roof programme will feature seven concerts on Saturdays with artists such as Swiss band Yello and Croatia s Josipa Lisac and Hladno pivo. The best movies from the season will also be screened, whilst the Literary Forum includes authors who will interpret their own works (poetry and short stories). Zagreb while it wasn t Before the year Archaeological Museum in Zagreb In 1990, an interesting project entitled Zagreb while it wasn t before the year 1094 was launched with the aim of locating historical sites and other discoveries which precede the time it became a city. To date, thirteen designated sites with archaeological and palaeontological remains have been found. However, instead of bringing the found artefacts from the site to a museum where they would be exhibited, it was done in reverse from the museum back to the locality. Zagreb Picnic June - August Maksimir Park Crave the outdoors? Then head to one of the most beautiful parks in Europe Maksimir Park where every Saturday during summer the Kameno sjedalo meadow at the Second Lake between 10am and 8pm (unless it rains) is filled with a relaxed atmosphere in an idyllic setting that houses lounge music, an open-air library and board games. The aim is to encourage locals and tourists to enjoy the great outdoors with a buzz in the air.

27 14 Events 2018 Events Secrets of Grič June September Upper Town Learn more about the history, mystery and legends of the Croatian capital and actively participate during the event too. The tour takes place from June each Friday in Croatian and each Saturday in English. It lasts for one hour with costumed historical and fictional characters taken from novels by the famous Croatian writer Marija Jurić Zagorka leading the way with a lantern in hand. The World Festival of Animated Film Animafest Zagreb Various locations across city Ever since 1972 when Animafest was born, it continues to spread the joy and wonder that stems from the world of animated film, exposing the best of the best in current global animation. The festival offers an abundance of events, competitions, retrospectives, lectures, presentations, exhibitions and workshops. Art Park June - October Art Park was once an abandoned park which has now been transformed into a beautiful green oasis that is located in the very city centre, between the Strossmayer Promenade and Tomićeva Street. Great vibes and a cool atmosphere with music jams, film screenings, different workshops and even yoga to drawing classes are on offer. Local and international artists have already left their mark at this open art gallery and will, certainly, continue to do so in the upcoming years. Rationalists, Aesthetes, Democrats and Architects Who Stir Up Excitement Museum of Contemporary Art This exhibition is a result of collaboration between the Kunsthaus Graz and Zagreb s Museum of Contemporary Art in an attempt to show the similarities between the modern architecture that have shaped both Graz and Zagreb and their architectural influences. The exhibition will showcase 3D models, photographs and sketches by contemporary artists and architects reflecting modern urbanism, expressionist architecture and the impact of new technologies on space design. Scena Amadeo June & July Atrium of the Croatian Natural History Museum For the past 19 years, this wonderful event has been entertaining the citizens of Zagreb and its visitors alike, with its top class performers from the world of music, film, literature, theatre, fine arts and multimedia.the venue itself is equally enchanting, set in the historic atrium of the Croatian Natural History Museum, once a palace owned by the noble Pejačević family. CUT Paradoxical picture, break, discontinuity Museum of Contemporary Art In art, literature or film, collage represents a phenomenon which in the 20 th century became a dominant way of artistic expression. This exhibition will explore different aspects and concerns of artists who practice collage in various media: from paper to paper, text to photography and film, collage as critical practice or experiment, the deconstruction of an image and film, contemporary collage... Peter Bence Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall One of the most exciting and most impressive pianists of today, the Hungarian crossover pianist virtuoso Peter Bence is performing in Zagreb for the first time. A child prodigy, who started playing piano at the age of two, wrote his first composition at the age of seven and recorded his first album when he was eleven. His CV says it all and after posting his first video online in 2015, he has since become a world sensation. Slatki gušti Festival Zrinjevac If you have a sweet tooth and fancy cakes, pastries, cookies and alike, then you ve come to the right place! This festival gathers the best cake and pastry shops from Zagreb at the most famous park in the capital, Zrinjevac Park. The purpose of the festival is not only to present the crème de la crème of cake shops in town, but to also host renowned names such as last year s guest, the Italian chef from the Michelin starred restaurant Franco Aliberti, as well as famous food bloggers.

28 16 Events 2018 Events Design District Zagreb The main idea behind this cool festival was to encourage and strengthen the urban development of the creative zone around Martićeva Street. The abandoned areas of the district have finally been revived and now blossom thanks to this festival which every year in late spring presents endless exhibitions, design events, workshops, music events and lectures that take place. It s open invitation for all those interested in design, art and overall creativity. The Courtyards Set in the old historical part of Zagreb, the Upper Town, the event glorifies its courtyards and gardens which are hidden from the eyes of the general public. It allows visitors to look behind the closed doors of numerous buildings and houses, to take in the pleasant and intimate ambience of the Upper Town yards and enjoy the rich musical and cultural program, savoury snacks and refreshing appetisers on offer.experience Zagreb like never before! ZG Classic King Tomislav Square When it comes to music, this is going to be the richest festival to date, gathering around 1000 performing artists, with 13 concerts by leading Croatian and international orchestras over the course of three weeks. Listen to the sounds of opera under the Stars, the Nabucco opera, the symphonic orchestras of the Croatian Radio and Television or Music Academy, as well as Zagreb s best choirs. The 52 nd International Folklore Festival Welcome to one of the staple events and festivals of national significance of the Croatian capital which has been gathering a great number of local and international participants since Nowadays, it has become a part of the UNESCO plan to safeguard the intangible cultural heritage and this year s main theme is Heritage and Migration. It will be held on two main stages, one on Ban Jelačić Square and the other in the Upper Town with adjoined by other accompanying events. Evenings on Grič July Upper Town This year s event will offer a number of enchanting classical music shows, putting a spell on each and every visitor and providing an unforgettable evening for everyone.it is worth mentioning that this one of the most popular summer events held at the equally beautiful and popular location. Zlatan Vehabović Dark White Country Art Pavilion in Zagreb Based on an amazing one-month expedition on a sailing boat in 2016 which extends to the endless uninhabited areas of the Polar Arctic Sea, and along the coast of the Svalbard Islands, Zlatan Vehabović, one of Croatia s best contemporary painters of a younger generation, documented his entire experience through photography and has divided the recorded material into four thematic groups: expedition, landscape, historic-political and ecological aspects of the artist s experience. Miroslav Krleža Festival For the 7 th consecutive year, the Miroslav Krleža Festival will be held in the Miroslav and Bela Krleža Memorial Hall and across other locations in Zagreb. Miroslav Krleža was one the greatest, if not the greatest Croatian writer and playwright of not only the 20 th century but of all time. His timeless novels, poems, short stories, plays and diaries depict what a true genius he was. The festival is devoted to Krleža and his works with plays, recitals and awards up for grabs. Iron Maiden Arena Zagreb The Legacy of the Beast World Tour is inspired by their mobile game and the comic book under the same name. Fans of the legendary English band will be pleased to learn that they are in for a fantastic experience and a very special show which will include an amazing set list and stage design made of a number of different yet interconnected worlds, with a special focus on Eddie. Metal madness!

29 18 Events 2018 Events Crossover Crossover Festival Zagreb is intended not only for locals but especially for foreign tourists who, apart from the usual sightseeing, would like to enjoy more of the city summer atmosphere with great music and international food and beverages. This is an eclectic type of festival which honours the blending and performance of different music styles and genres, yet also emphasises the positive aspect of coexistence and getting to know new cultures. Zagreb Burger Festival September It is enough to look at the photos from last year s event and see the smiling faces of people who participated and enjoyed this yummy event. Launched in 2016, Zagreb Burger Festival presents delicious burgers of all types, sizes and varieties, each tastier than the other. The best burger masters in Croatia will gather in the heart of the city and prepare the finest, tastiest and coolest burgers that will delight even the pickiest burger connoisseur. IJF Judo Grand Prix Zagreb Arena Zagreb Martial arts, both traditional and modern, such as karate and judo which have evolved into combat and Olympic sports, have always been popular in Croatia. Over the past few years, Zagreb has seen the best names in judo come to town. This year is no different with the elite of world judo from five continents once again battle it out for title honours. The sixth edition of the popular IJF Tour will be held at Zagreb Arena. IAAF The 68 th Hanžeković Memorial The Hanžeković Memorial is the oldest sporting event in Croatia and has never been interrupted since In 2018, the event will take place over two days: day one features the shot put competition which will be held next to the city fountains, whilst a day later another 140 athletes from 15 countries will compete at the Mladost Stadium. The Copper Age in Northen Croatia Archaeological Museum in Zagreb Lasting between 3500BC to 2000BC and characterised by the processing and use of copper in the construction of weapons and jewellery, as well as ornate ceramics often painted in the form of stylised figures; in northern Croatia, copper metallurgy was represented in the Lasinja, Baden and Vučedol culture, with a rich variety of ceramic production. Organ Vida International Festival of Photography Held every September since 2008, the annual two-week international festival of photography Organ Vida gathers numerous young contemporary photographers with the common goal of improving their artistic expression and contemporary photography practice. The exhibited photographs are always selected by an International jury and also there are workshops, conferences, conversations with artists, music / theatre performances and so much more. Say cheese, say no more! The World on a Plate Festival festivalsvijetnatanjuru How would you like to travel to different countries across the globe and taste their cuisine without even leaving Zagreb? If so, we present world cuisine and provide visitors with a rich offer of tasty meals and specialties from all four corners of the world. The festival is organised in cooperation with foreign communities and embassies represented in Croatia, including societies by national minorities and other. International Puppet Theatre Festival PIF One of the most famous and prestigious puppet festivals in the world is held in Zagreb, and for over half a century at that. Its 51 st edition will, once more, fill the city with puppets; they will pop up from showroom windows and be wonderfully playful on stage. Both children and adults alike can enjoy the puppetry workshops, exhibitions, puppet movies, as well as various other programmes. Discover the child in you again and join us on this journey into the world of puppets and childhood dreams!

30 20 Events 2018 Events Vlaho Bukovac and his Parisian Professor Alexander Cabanel Art Pavilion in Zagreb It is the year 2018 and the Art Pavilion is celebrating its 120 th anniversary! With celebrations occurring across the year, the central exhibition will be this dedication to the most famous Croatian painter ever, Vlaho Bukovac and his Parisian professor Alexander Cabanel. The exhibition will include major masterpieces by Vlaho Bukovac as well as art work by Alexander Cabanel loaned from French museums. The 27 th Zagreb Marathon Pick and choose from the 5km, 21km or 42km races, otherwise broken down into the citizen s race, half-marathon or marathon categories. Refreshment stations are aplenty and even though there are those who strictly participate to win, there are also those who claim that success in being able to finish the coarse. Biennial Exhibition of Croatian Design 1718 October - November Museum of Arts and Crafts For the 10 th time running this is a platform that shows the most significant works in the field of design that have emerged in Croatia in the last couple of years. The exhibition will showcase the overall creative work in the world of professional design starting from market orientated projects to those made within a non-profit, cultural and research context. Young and upcoming designers will not be forgotten either, since best students designs will also be exhibited. Golden Bear October In its anniversary edition, this year s Golden Bear figure skating competition will once again host ISU members and clubs to participate in the Seniors, Juniors, Advanced, Novices, Basic Novices A&B, and the Cubs and Chicks categories in November. With execution and precision essential, come and see some of the finest talent in real. Zagreb Kom October The 13 th Zagreb International Chamber Music Festival will gather top soloist musicians who will come together and perform in chamber orchestras, which is something that is truly rare to experience. Until now, a number of world class artists who have since become darlings of the Zagreb audience have performed, including the founder of the festival and violinist Susanna Yoko Henkel, violinists Guy Braunstein or cellist Monika Leskovar and guitarist Petrit Çeku. The 16 th Zagreb Film Festival November Various locations across city It is film frenzy with a mega amount of films screened in just over one week with competition prizes in International Feature Films, Best short Films, the Great Five, Bibs for Kids and more. Checkers is devoted to our national film industry too. Devotees should know that there s a series of workshops, talks, panels and other events intended for all those with an interest in different aspects of film production. Zagreb Tourfilm Festival International Tourism Film Festival In recent years, Croatia has become one of the world s hottest tourist destinations and it is no wonder that Croatia has chosen to host the International Tourism Film Festival. With stunning landscapes, a rich history, great food and wine, as well as wonderful people who still hold onto their national heritage, we now get to enjoy the best tourism films in the world at this unique event. Free entry to all screenings! Zagreb Night Run Cener Get your running shoes on as this is the only street race that goes through the city centre at night and it s all for a good cause as November is Substance Abuse Awareness Month. The race attracted over 1900 faithful competitors last year who had an amazing time with several race lengths to choose from. It bypasses some of the best city landmarks so why not join the run, it s fun!

31 22 Events 2018 Photo credits 23 The Golden Pirouette December Dom sportova Sports Hall Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos Retrospective December Museum of Contemporary Art CETS Central European Tourism Summit Zagreb Fair Nikola Mašić ( ), Retrospective - Opus, Time, Destiny Modern Gallery The world s oldest figure skating competition, the Golden Pirouette, will be held again in the Croatian capital this December. Dom sportova is where all the action takes place with the best singles and paired figure skaters from all four corners of the globe gracing the icerink. Choreographies that define beauty and elegance are sure to attract large audiences once again. Unravel that travel bug deep inside of you with one of Europe s largest gatherings dedicated to tourism in this part of Europe. Whether you work in the industry or are just an avid traveller, you can attend insightful seminars through to meeting leaders in the field. Sectors include Adventure and Sports Tourism, Health, Golf, Cycling, Nautical, Rural, Wine and Food Tourism, and much more. With a jam packed two-day programme, there s much to see and do! This retrospective exhibition of one of the most prominent Croatian artists of the 20 th century will try to explain (to the public) the complex Mangelos phenomena and its meaning, 30 years after the artist s death. More than 200 works and documents borrowed from family, private, and public collections along with the Mangelos globe Paysage of Al Capone from 1952, which is housed in Städtisches Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, and is rarely borrowed, will be displayed. Though over a century old, the works of Nikola Mašić are revived once again as the Modern Gallery presents one of the most significant Croatian painters of the 19 th century. Mašić devoured the great outdoors which is why many of his works capture Croatian landscapes, animals and nature all round. The exhibition will be accompanied by an educational pedagogical programme with thematic workshops for children and adults to lectures and professional colloquia. Photo credits 1. Advent at Klovićevi dvori, TZGZ Archives, photo by A.Kolašević 2. Festival of Lights, photo by V. Špoljar 3. Zagreb Time Machine TZGZ Archives, photo by S.Kaštelan 4. In Music Festival Archives 5. White Night, Croatian National Theatre, TZGZ Archives, photo by D.Rostuhar 6. Nikola Tesla - Mind from the Future Archives 7. Disney Toys, Biserka (Zagreb) 60 s of the 20 th century, Croatian History Museum Archives 8. The Flying Dutchman, Croatian National Theatre Archives 9. Snow Queen Trophy Archives 10. Croatian Hanball Federation Archives 11. Eva Kotatkova, Group Therapy 2016, I Am The Mouth, Contemporary Art Museum Archives 12. The Night of the Museums, Zagreb City Museum, TZGZ Archives, photo by M.Vrdoljak 13. Zagreb Fencing Federation Archives 14. Rod Stewart, PLS on Stairs, Star produkcija Archives 15. Zagreb Fair Archives 16. Zagreb Dox Arhives 17. Evita, Outbox Archives 18. Yusif Eyvazov, Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall Archives, photo by V.Shirokov 19. Sissi, Croatian National Theatre Archives 20. Croatian National Theatre Archives 21. Vinart Grand Tasting Archives 22. Toto, LAA Archives 23. Restaurant Week Archives 24. Andrea Bocelli, Applauso, photo by L. Rosetti, Star produkcija Archives 25. Art Pavillion in Zagreb Archives 26. Dianne Reeves, Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall Archives, photo by J.Madison 27. Ralph Fiennes and Branko Lustig, Festival Of Tolerance Archives 28. Zagreb Fair Archives 29. Armchair, Bernardo Bernardi 1961, Arts and Crafts Museum Archives 30. Editors Archives 31. St. Mark s Festival Archives 32. Zagreb Design Week Archives 33. Turandot, Croatian National Theatre Archives 34. Miro Kadoić, Jazz.hr, HDS Archives 35. Ethnographic Museum Zagreb Archives 36. Roger Waters, NuCoast Archives 37. André Rieu, Star produkcija Archives 38. Summer on Stross, TZGZ Archives, photo by S.Kaštelan 39. Floraart Archives 40. Cest is d Best, TZGZ Archives, photo by S.Kaštelan 41. Branimirov natpis, Archaeological Museum in Zagreb Archives 42. Exit Thetre Summer Night Archives 43. The Fireworks Festival Archives 44. Summer at the MSU, MSU Archives, photo by M.Prpić 45. Zagreb Picnic, Katapult promocija Archives 46. Secrets of Grič, TZGZ Archives, photo by J.Duval 47. Art Park TZGZ Archives, photo by M.Gašparović 48. Merima Ključo i Matija Dedić, Scena Amadeo Archives 49. Peter Bence, Outbox Archives 50. Kids at Animafest Zagreb, The World Festival of Animated Film - Animafest Zagreb Archives 51. Museum of Contemporary Art Archives, photo by D.Fabijanić 52. Museum of Contemporary Art Archives, photo by D.Fabijanić 53. Slatki gušti Festival Archives 54. Ratkaj Passage, photo by M.Gašparović, Design District Zagreb Archives 55. Zagreb Classic Archives 56. Upper Town, TZGZ Archives, photo by M.Gašparović 57. The Miroslav and Bela Krleža Memorial Space Archives 58. The Courtyards, Katapult promocija Archives 59. International Folklore Festival Archives, photo by B.Cvjetanović 60. Art Pavilion in Zagreb Archives 61. Iron Maiden Archives 62. Crossover, Katapult promocija Archives 63. IJF Judo Grand Prix, Croatian Judo Federation Archives 64. Vučedol, Archaeological Museum in Zagreb Archives 65. The World on a Plate Festival Archives 66. Zagreb Burger Festival Archives 67. IAAF World Challenge - The Hanžeković Memorial Archives 68. Organ Vida Archives, photo by S.Cerić Kovačević 69. Zorin Dom Karlovac, PIF Archives 70. Art Pavilion in Zagreb Archives 71. HDD Archives, photo by N.Đurdević 72. Zagreb KOM Archives 73. Zagreb Tourfilm Festival Archives 74. The Zagreb Marathon Archives 75. Lana Petranović, Antonio Souza Kordyeru, Croatian Skating Federation Archives 76. Zagreb Film Festival Archives 77. Zagreb Night Run Cener Archives, Photo by Z.Mlinar 78. Gracie Gold, Croatian Skating Federation Archives 79. Museum of Contemporary Art Archives, photo by G.Vranić 80. Zagreb Fair Archives 81. Nikola Mašić, Djevojka s kokošima, 1881, MG 1999, Modern Gallery Archives, photo by G.Vranić