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Powered by THURSDAY / 27 APRIL / 2017 | YEAR 2 | ISSUE 1 FREE COPY ZAGREB TIME MACHINE Step into the city’s glorious past recommended by locals INSIDERS' TIPS FOR RESTAURANTS, MUSEUMS, BARS, NIGHT CLUBS... NEJA MARKIČEVIĆ/HANZANEJA MEDIA CONTENTS ISSUE 1 l YEAR 2 l THURSDAY / 27 APRIL / 2017 04 06 IMPRESSUM PUBLISHER: 18 HANZA MEDIA d.o.o. Koranska 2, Zagreb events Martićeva as its central axis is 32 TRY THE BEST OF OIB: 791517545745 undergoing a spontaneous urban LOCAL CRAFT BEER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: 4 ZAGREB TIME MACHINE transformation. Goran Ogurlić 33 EXCELLENT LOCAL WINES [email protected] Don't miss the chance to see 18 HRELIĆ AND BRITANAC what historical costumes and old EDITORS: Hrelić is a flea market with style, visit photographers looked like, visit Viktorija Macukić where people sell everything you can [email protected] children’s workshops and antique imagine. Britanac is flea market with 34 MOUNTAIN ABOVE ZAGREB Lana Mindoljević Novak shops, buy souvenirs, or go on a [email protected] unique antiques in the city center horse-drawn carriage ride… Highest peak of Medvednica Nature CREATIVE DIRECTOR: 20 FUN WITH KINDS Park, stretching over more than 6 THIS WEEK HOT LIST Borna Križančić 22,000 hectares, is Sljeme at 1033 m [email protected] Zagreb offers great variety of places This week you can join workers that children will enjoy. Take them GRAPHICS EDITORS: in their celebration and get some explore to Maksimir, ride around the town Žaneta Zjakić, Hrvoje Netopil free meals in Maksimir park, visit in the tourist train, visit the biggest a concerts, a beautifull ballet, 38 TRIP TO ZAPREŠIĆ TRANSLATION: little railway model in this part of drive in cinema... Romana Pezić the Europe... Discover town with five castles [email protected] getting around MARKETING: map tehnology Telephone: 01/6173 870 [email protected] 8 TOP10 SIGHTS YOU HAVE TO 24 MAIN ATTRACTIONS AND 42 ONLINE ZAGREB VISIT IN ZAGREB BOARD OF DIRECTORS: BASIC INFORMATION Everything you need to explore Marko SMETIŠKO (chairman) 12 BEST ZAGREB MUSEUMS Ana HANŽEKOVIĆ (vice Zagreb chairman) Priceless works of the world's gastro greatest artists, thematic SUPERVISORY BOARD: exhibitions, wicked world of 26 WINE & DINE accommodation Gvozden Srećko FLEGO Maja ŠILHARD illusion or old torture devices? 28 THE TRUE FLAVOURS 44 HOTELS AND HOSTELS Krešimir ĆOSIĆ Zagreb museums have it all OF ZAGREB Marijana RAGUŽ visit also ADVISORY BOARD: explore zagreb nightlife Damir BORAS, Petar MILADIN, 46 PLITVICE NATIONAL PARK, 16 DESIGN DISTRICT Davor MAJETIĆ 30 BEST BARS, PUBS AND OPATIJA, TRAKOŠČAN EPH DIRECTOR OF PUBLISHING: A neighbourhood in Zagreb with CLUBS Tomislav WRUSS PHOTOGRAPHY CROPIX FOTO SERVIS: tel. 01/610 3117, 01/610 3090, 20 fax: 01/610 3033 web: www.cropix.hr e-mail: [email protected] PRINT SLOBODNA DALMACIJA d.d. 21204 Dugopolje, Dugopoljska 11 34 38 THURSDAY / 27 APRIL / 2017 ZagrebTIMES 3 EVENT OF THE WEEK 1 DON'T MISS: 1 PROMENADE CONCERTS 2 TRADITIONAL OUTFITS 3 ENTER THE HISTORY Maksimir Park 22 APRIL-2 OCTOBER SUNDAYS 10.30AM-12.30PM; MAY 6, 13, 20 On Sundays the largest park in Zagreb, Maksimir, becomes a venue where visitors enjoy the ZET Wind Orchestra performing waltz, marching and reveille music, and traditional Zagreb songs on Maksimir central stage. RANKO ŠUVAR / HANZA MEDIA Zagreb Time Machine Get to know tip! Zagreb as it Events all over the city are completely used to be free Don't miss the chance to see what historical costumes and old photographers looked like, visit children’s workshops and antique shops, buy souvenirs, or go on a horse-drawn carriage ride… Dolac As its name suggests, Za- Zrinjevac, buy some fruits Farmers 8greb Time Machine takes and vegetables from kumice you back in time… Traditional at Dolac farmers market, and Market dances and famous historical enjoy the promenade concerts figures and writers, such as in Maksimir Park. In June 22 APRIL-28 OCTOBER Marija Jurić Zagorka – you will Tkalčijana music event starts FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS, be able to see them all in a num- in one of the most popular 8AM-1PM ber of locations around the city. streets in Zagreb, Tkalčićeva, The program starts on 22 April which will resonate with the In 1930s Dolac farmers market was and lasts until early October. sounds of chansons, old tra- the very heart of the city. Every Every weekend experience a ditional city songs, jazz and morning kumice would come to the new event in the Old Town, classical music. Admission to market carrying baskets full of home visit concerts and dances at all events is free. grown produce on their heads and selling them to the locals. Just how EVERY WEEKEND DURING important they were in the life of the SPRING THE CITY AND ITS city is shown in the statue of kumica CITIZENS CAN TRAVEL TO ITS erected on the market. During Zagreb GLORIUS PAST! Time Machine kumice are brought to life in their traditional costumes, as HTTP://WWW.INFOZAGREB.HR/ they sell fresh fruits and vegetables to DOGADANJA the citizens of Zagreb. 4 ZagrebTIMES THURSDAY / 27 APRIL / 2017 DON'T MISS: 1 PROMENADE CONCERTS 2 TRADITIONAL OUTFITS 3 ENTER THE HISTORY POWERED BY: ZAGREB TOURIST BOARD RANKO ŠUVAR/HANZA MEDIA ŠUVAR/HANZA RANKO TOMISLAV KRIŠTO/HANZA MEDIA KRIŠTO/HANZA TOMISLAV Zrinjevac THE HONORARY COMPANY Park THE KRAVAT REGIMENT Music 17 APRIL-1 OCTOBER The Croatian Kravat Regiment was Pavilion established in the 17th century, and seeing the march of its honorary company is SATURDAYS 11AM-1PM an experience you do not want to miss. Every weekend and on state holidays the PROMENADE CONCERTS 70-member Cravat Regiment goes out to ARE SCHEDULED TO TAKE the streets for a 2-hour ceremony from St. PLACE EVERY SATURDAY IN Mark’s Square in the Old Town, down to ZRINJEVAC, SO DO NOT BE Ban Jelačić Square, ending by the statue of SURPRISED IF YOU COME the Virgin Mary on Kaptol. ACROSS SOME COSTUMED CHARACTERS FROM THE PAST. DURING ZAGREB TIME MACHINE A NUMBER OF WORKSHOPS AND GAMES info FOR CHILDREN WILL BE ORGANISED, WHILE ADULTS ON SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, STATE HOLIDAYS AND ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS CAN ENJOY THE DANCE NIGHTS THAT START IN 11.40 INFANTRY UNIT STARTS THE AUGUST, TAKING THEM CEREMONY AT KAPTOL 21 BACK TO THE 1950S AND 11.45 CALVARY UNIT STARTS AT DAMJAN TADIĆ/HANZA MEDIA TADIĆ/HANZA DAMJAN 1960S. DUBRAVKIN PUT 11.50 TWO UNITS JOIN IN A PRAYER AT THE STONE GATES Old Town 12.00 CEREMONY AT ST. MARK’S SQUARE 12.20 TOMIĆEVA STREET AND BAN 22 APRIL - 1 OCTOBER JELAČIĆ SQUARE SATURDAYS AND 12.30 KAPTOL SUNDAYS, 5PM-8PM 12.40 TKALČIĆEVA STREET Every weekend meet historical figures, including 13.05 CEREMONY ENDS AT THE STATUE famous writers Marija Jurić OF THE VIRGIN MARY ON KAPTOL Zagorka and Antun Gustav DAMJAN TADIĆ/HANZA MEDIA TADIĆ/HANZA DAMJAN Matoš, strolling along the Old Town, or learn first- hand about Dora and Pavle, fictional characters whose romantic love was described in Augusta Šenoa’s Folk dances Zlatarevo zlato novel. All these characters will recount 22 APRIL-1 OCTOBER a part of Zagreb history, SATURDAYS 10AM-12 NOON, from their own point of view. If you want to know more SUNDAYS 11AM-1PM about the history of Zagreb, EVERY WEEKEND VISIT FOUR make sure you visit the main, LOCATIONS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT Ban Jelačić Square, every Saturday between 10am and ZAGREB’S CULTURAL TRADITION - 1pm, where you will enjoy TRADITIONAL COSTUMES AND FOLK stories about Zagreb legends, DANCES ARE DEMONSTRATED AT narrated by costumed KAPTOL, AT BAN JELAČIĆ SQUARE, IN characters. You can enjoy the TKALČIĆEVA STREET AND AT DOLAC BERISLAVA PICEK/HANZA MEDIA ARHIVA stories until 30 September. FARMERS MARKET. THURSDAY / 27 APRIL / 2017 ZagrebTIMES 5 MAIN EVENTS This week's fact! Perfect week for great food, concerts and HOT LIST exhibitions This week you can join workers in their celebration and get some free meals in Maksimir park, visit a concert of the world famous performer, a beautifull ballet, drive in cinema... INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY IN MAKSIMIR The 1st of May marks the 8International Workers TVORNICA KULTURE Day, which Zagreb traditional- 3 May, 21pm ly celebrates in Maksimir Park. Visitors will enjoy a rich music Tickets: HRK 170 programme, and thousands of HRK/HRK 220 on the portions of bean stew will be giv- day of the concert en out to visi- tors. Interna- KULTURE TVORNICA PROMO MAKSIMIR PARK tional Workers 1 May, from 10am Day is an ideal Free Entry opportunity to visit Maksimir, one of the largest and most beau- NATALIE IMBRUGLIA tiful parks in Europe. Find more information about the program on Maksimir Park’s website. TVORNICA KULTURE Zagreb is one of the stops on Natalie Imbruglia’s world tour, and she is performing 8in Tvornica kulture on 3 May. Her first album Left of the Middle came out in 1997, and the hit single Torn made her world famous. Following the highly successful first album, Natalie recorded three more, only to retire from the music scene for six years. Two years ago, in the summer of 2015, she released the album Male, with the covers of the songs of her male colleagues. This is her first, unplugged concert in Zagreb, and according to announcements the fans will enjoy all of her hits. The concert starts at IVAN KLINDIC/ CROPIX 9pm, tickets are HRK 170, or HRK 220 on the day of the concert. DRIVE-IN MOVIE PRISAVLJE Croatian Students’ Association is organising another season of DriveINki- 8no Zagreb, which takes place every year on the parking lot of the famous PRISAVLJE Zagreb building, the so-called kockica (Cube).
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