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Norijada - traditional gathering of graduates in Croatia on completion of high schooling. Usually, it is marked by the parade of graduates through the city, concerts are organized. Norijada represents the completion of high school and precedes the maturity test.

For anyone enraptured by the remarkable performances of Croatia at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, it will certainly come as no surprise that this is a country which is fiercely passionate about its football.

Technology is transforming all aspects of our lives, from the way that we stay in touch with our friends to the way that we bank. One industry where we have seen a large-scale transformation caused by technology is the travel industry.

Zagreb is Croatia's elegant capital, a compact jewel of a city where neoclassical opulence comes face-to-face with dusty, crumbling backstreets of the Upper Town. Zagreb is a city of contrasts, where the lucky traveller will be confronted with limitless options for how to spend their time there.

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We are all counting for the New Year's Eve, and below we decided to tell you what kind of celebrations you can expect in Croatia.

Colorful light decorations, the appalling smell of mulled wine and fritters, booths and wooden houses filled with holiday souvenirs give clear signals that Christmas is coming.

Glamping or "glamorous camping" from season to season is becoming more and more popular. This is a form of vacation that offers guests a stay in nature, but with all the conveniences of home and modern technology.

The cult street athletic race, the first edition of which was in 2012. Runs 10 kilometers at night in the center of Zagreb and be the part of the biggest racing and frenetic madness in Croatia, which proves that starting numbers are sold out in just 94 minutes!

The necktie/cravat is a decorative garment that is worn around the neck beneath a shirt collar made of silk or other material. As the original Croatian product, it spread to Europe in the 17th century through Croatian soldiers in the thirty-year war, where it became a recognizable fashion detail. The first was accepted by the French, and in their language comes with the name “cravate” and later in other European languages with similar names.

The traditional 27th edition of Zagreb's largest marathon in the country, one of the symbols of the city of Zagreb, will be held on Sunday, 14.10.2017. starting at 10h in Ban Jelačić Square.

Have fun at different locations on the City Day of Zagreb