Occupying a small oblong space wedged between the boutiques of Teslina, Agra is one of the better places to go in search of Croatian foodie treats, with a...

Ageing exhibition halls and bad lighting shouldn't put you off the idea of visiting this absorbing collection, which begins with a ground-floor display of...

This souvenir and accessory shop mid-way between Tkalčićeva and the Dolac market yields some unusual items made by local designers, from the plexiglass...

Primarily known for its coffee beans and leaf tea, Franja is also a good place to pick up Croatian delicatessen products, including quality wines,...

Based here since 1999, secondhand music shop Free Bird is run by Tomislav Gaži, who stocks 5,000 LPs and 2,500 CDs covering all musical genres. It has a...

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...

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

Occupying a rather charming trio of barrel-vaulted rooms in a Baroque town house, this gallery is displays works by members of the Croatian Association of...

Located in a former industrial building that is now inhabited by a strange mixture of boxing clubs, sports gyms and bars (go round the back and head up the...

This popular Belgian bar decked out in Gothic style has an attractive buzz despite a shopping-mall location. It's the most interesting of the establishments...

The cylindrical-shaped business hotel has made a big splash since it opened in 2006 thanks in part to its Novi-Zagreb business-district location and the...

It's a mystery why this hotel, which opened in 1999, gets so readily ignored within Zagreb hotel circles. A four-star set in Zelengaj Park, it has 22...

The new kid in town, Jarun is, appropriately, next to Jarun Lake. For visitors looking to be close to the centre (about 4km away) but get a little nature...

This grand Secessionist mansion, the Schlessinger Palace, houses Zagreb's first hotel, opened in 1907. More than a century later, it's still one of the...