WHY IT RATES: This year's Festival of Lights Zagreb celebration is planning to be bigger and brighter than ever, and it will even reach new areas of the destination. -Codie Liermann, Managing Editor ...

From theatrical performances and outdoor concerts to museum exhibitions and vibrant holiday markets, Zagreb is a stage for unforgettable experiences Popular among today’s travelers and sun-seekers for ...

Two months have passed since an earthquake, measuring 5.4 on the Richter Scale, hit Zagreb hard. Thanks to emergency responders' diligence, medical and construction efforts, strong community support, ...

The City of Zagreb will launch a traffic portal which will allow the general public to be better informed about the traffic ...

Airport: Zagreb International Airport (Zracna luka Zagreb) is in Pleso, 17 kilometres southeast of Zagreb. Buses leave for the city centre every half hour. 01 45 62 222 or 01 62 65 222.

The air pollution in Zagreb is known to be poor, always ranking dangerously low on readings, but what's actually being done ...

The fact that the Zagreb archdiocese was founded in 1094 and that the city was proclaimed a free royal city in 1242, attests to its long history. Zagreb was founded in a place where the last hills of ...

The first time Ilica appears in the historical records is in the 1500s, as a trade road for farmers and animal herders going to and from the Dolac marketplace above the main square. Vineyards extended ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Zagreb City Assembly decided that a monument to Holocaust victims will be installed in the capital, but critics said it should also commemorate Jews and others killed by Croatia’s fascist-allied WWII ...