A florist shop nominally, this is a spot where art and flowers intersect. For a tourist's purposes, Saša Šekoranja's shop is the best place to give your...

The regular line-up of exhibitions, talks, performances, discussions, book launches annd happenings here rivals the programme of any other major art...

Possibly Zagreb's grandest antique shop, Badrov functions perfectly well as a gallery-type attraction too. Nearly all of Zagreb's styles - most influenced...

Lurking mysteriously in a little-visited area 4km west of the centre is this brand-new private art gallery, occupying a century-old barrack block painted in...

Housed on the second floor of the 18th-century Raffay Palace, this collection is a solid introduction to Croatian Naive Art, mostly the work of self-taught...

Croatia's most internationally renowned sculptor, Ivan Meštrović, lived and worked in this restored trio of adjoining 17th-century mansions in Gornji Grad...

When it comes to historical art collections, the Mimara is certainly Zagreb's biggest in terms of quantity. Donated to the city by wealthy patron Ante Topić...

Visit for the building alone, a circular pavilion standing in the middle of Victims of Facism Square a ten-minute walk south-east of the main square.The...

A gallery in the former clothes shop that stages a new exhibition every week has proved an instant hit. Greta's coordinator David Lušičić holds an MA in...

Set in the stunning space of a former Jesuit monastery in Gornji Grad, this is the major venue for touring art exhibitions, mixing blockbuster international...

A rambling complex which contains many venues, the Student Centre (Studentski centar, or simply 'SC') hosts a variety of club, gig and festival-related...

Created for the Millennial exhibition in Budapest in 1896, this impressive, iron-framed building was then shipped back to Zagreb, where it centrepieces...

Cultural and information centre near the main square, with its own bar and regular screenings of international films - a significant number of the arthouse...

This neo-Renaissance palace, built in 1884 to accommodate Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer's private collection of European paintings, is Zagreb's foremost...