Welcome to Zagreb
Welcome to Zagreb, not only the capital of the EU’s youngest member, but also a booming tourist hotspot. More than a million tourists overnighted in Zagreb in 2015, the only destination to do so in Croatia.
It is the business hub, the entertainment centre and the source of much of what goes on in the country, and so we have decided to launch our latest site, Total Zagreb, to keep local expats informed of what is going on, as well as cater to the information needs of the growing number of tourists.
In addition to the standard info features of accommodation, activities and where to eat, drink and party, we also have a comprehensive event calendar (and you are welcome to add your events), as well as various features, such as Healthy Zagreb, Run Zagreb and other niche sectors of Zagreb. If you would like to contribute your views of life on Zagreb, why not write for us? Please contact us at [email protected]. We will be blogging daily, and if you have a feature you would like us to cover, get in touch.
Zagreb Bus Station: What You Need to Know
With its 44 terminals, Zagreb bus station is the biggest in Croatia. It is located close to the main square ...
Who Flies to Zagreb? Airline Schedule for Winter 2016/17
While the majority of the tourist flights to Croatia service its coastal airports of Pula, Rijeka, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik, ...
Slovenia to Keep Fence on Border with Croatia
Slovenian Interior Minister does not think that the wire fence should be removed.
Phone and Internet
Even though we live in a mobile phone era and we don’t need phones to connect to the Internet anymore, ...
Living Costs in Zagreb
This may come as a surprise because Zagreb is the biggest city in Croatia, but it’s not the most ...
Banking
Even though Croatia is an EU member state and part of the Eurozone, it hasn’t adopted the euro yet. To ...
Registering
Zagreb is a very diverse city, with a rich cultural and night life, so moving there from a bigger city ...
Finding an Apartment
Finding an apartment in Zagreb is not going to be easy because, as we mentioned elsewhere, rent is high, and ...
Emergency Service
112 is an easy to remember single number used across the EU. It doesn’t replace other emergency service numbers, it ...
Language and Learning Croatian
Even though a lot of Croatians speak fluent English and you probably could survive without learning Hrvatski (that’s how Croatians ...
