Every year, documentary film festival ZagrebDox screens Croatian and international films at cinemas around the city. Directors gather to meet the audiences and hob-nob with other industry figures.

Zagreb's 17 Days of Croatian Film festival, at the Student Centre, presents audiences with a selection of the year's best Croatian movies. The short, medium and feature-length films include…

Wannabe film-makers head to Zagreb's RAF Amateur Film Festival to showcase their 20-minute films. All films must have been made in the last year. The films with the highest audience ratings…

Zagreb becomes a patchwork quilt of colour with the annual FloraArt International Garden and Flower Exhibition. Exhibitors from Croatia and beyond present their finest flowers and plants…

Zagreb's annual Urban Festival is an ambitious and exciting multimedia project comprising performances, art installations and urban interventions by performing and visual artists.

The Eurokaz - International Festival of New Theatre - takes place annually in Zagreb during the final two weeks in June. Since 1987, the Croatian National Theatre has hosted more than 300…

Zagreb's International Folklore Festival hosts exhibitions, folk and global music concerts, dance and music workshops, film and audio visual presentations at venues around the city. The…

Over 20 star European ensembles demonstrate their skills in venues around Zagreb during one of the world's most prominent puppetry festivals. Special seminars are offered on the making of…

The World Theatre Festival presents ten days of performances at venues around Zagreb, including the Croatian National Theatre and the Zagreb Youth Theatre. A number of European companies are…

The Zagreb Film Festival, at the Student Centre, includes debut films (first or second films in a career), features, shorts and documentaries by directors from around the world. Films are…

Croatia International Music Festival, taking place annualy in Pula, provides a forum for all forms of contemporary Croatian music.

The FIS Women's Alpine Skiing World Cup visits Sljeme Ski Resort in Zagreb, with slalom competitions for both men and women. The FIS Alpine World Cup is the most glamorous event in skiing.

The FIS Men's Alpine Skiing World Cup visits the Sljeme Ski Resort in Zagreb, with slalom competitions for both men and women.

Stylish and provocative, Zagreb's Museum of Contemporary Art contains painting, sculpture, photography and film from 20th-century, predominantly Croatian, artists. One highlight among many of…

The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art has a collection of about 1700 paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints, mostly by Croatian naïve artists, from the 1930s to the present day.

The Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb comprises the most extensive collection of exhibits about Neanderthal man in the world. The permanent exhibition also includes zoological…

Zagreb Archaeological Museum has a wide-ranging permanent collection comprising ancient and valuable pieces as well as hosting temporary exhibitions. The permanent collection is divided into…

The Ethnographic Museum, founded in 1919, is situated in an art-déco palace in Mazuranic Square. The museum holds textile items (folk costumes, applied handicraft), and collections…