Zagreb in History
Bundek in the 1960s
Not many people swim in it today, but Bundek used to be one of the most popular spots to escape ...
Zagreb Graduation Parade (‘norijada’) – Then and Now
Before finishing their secondary education, 10,000 Zagreb secondary school graduates take part in a huge graduation parade and party, the ...
Ban Jelačić Square through the Ages
Every city has its iconic spot and for Zagreb it’s the Ban Jelačić Square; you don’t even need to specify ...
Zagreb in History: Walled Cathedral, 1905
Have you ever wondered what the two towers next to the Cathedral are for? They’re there to protect the Cathedral, ...
What’s Missing?
Do you recognise this street? It’s the pre-funicular Tomićeva Street! The shortest public-transport funicular in the world was built in ...
The Story of First Zagreb Skyscraper
It was 1933, Zagreb had around 230,000 inhabitants, Dolac and Zagreb Stock Exchange palace had just been built by modernism ...
Of Art and Money Under Communism: Interview With Ljubica Vuckovic
An interview between Total Dubrovnik’s Miso Mihocevic and Ljubica Vuckovic. Ljubica and her CEO of the time were the first ...
Zagreb in History: Tram 10
Did you notice that a few numbers in Zagreb tram line are missing? There’s 9 and 11, but what happened ...
Zagreb in History: a Stroll through Zagreb in 1982
Facebook groups such as Zagreb kakav je bio nekada and Osamdesete u Zagrebu are true treasure troves of old photos and ...
Vintage Petrol Stations in Zagreb
Now that cars are omnipresent, we don’t pay that much attention to petrol stations (or gas pumps, whichever you prefer) ...
