This grand Hermann Bollé-designed palace, founded in 1880, was originally based on 'a collection of samples for master craftsmen and artists who need to...

Costing some 60 million euros and covering 14,500 square metres, the MCA - MSU in Croatian - is the most significant museum to open in Zagreb for more than...

Very much the talk of Zagreb's foodie fraternity since opening its doors in 2008, Prasac ('The Pig') is the brainchild of Dino Galvagno, the Sicilian-born,...

Located on the café-lined street between Gajeva and Cvjetni trg, Profil is Zagreb's leading multi-media store. This is a handy place to pick up diaries,...

Since it opened in 1925 to cater to travellers on the Orient Express, the beautiful and opulent Regent Esplanade has accommodated Alfred Hitchcock,...

Selected by Italian Vanity Fair in 2011 as one of their top ten new design talents to watch, Roba was founded by Branka Šćepanović in 2007, quickly...

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...

Cult bar Sedmica does little to advertise its presence on the street. The clue is a small sign above a residential doorway. It's the meeting place of people...

Multi-coloured tiles, lamps, oriental archways and pillars give this relatively new and spacious venue an exotic feel. The rentable VIP lounge attempts to...

A true five-star on any scale, the Sheraton has 306 rooms, all with marble bathrooms, well lit and expansive living spaces, handsome wooden nightstands and...

This urban style store is the brainchild of Rovinj-born Mauro, who set up his first outlet in his hometown in Istria. Responsible for a fashion consultancy...

Brainchild of Zagreb resident Sergej Lugović, who has had 20 years of experience as a clubber, DJ and owner in London, Moscow and Zagreb, Sirup is hidden...

Two coats of arms grace the red-white-and-blue chequered roof of this emblematic church: Zagreb's and Croatia's. Since the 1200s when the Romanesque...

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