As mentioned you can travel also by night train in a sleeping wagon with 1-6 beds per cabin. If you want to travel alone it costs more – obviously – if you share with strangers, you’ll pay less. Tickets start from 39 EUR (multi) to 119 EUR (single), but the prices can also go up…

There are many direct European connections to the Zagreb Main Train Station – “Zagreb Glavni Kolodvor”. From several cities exist also night train offerings, which don’t have to be much more expensive the first class train day fares. Two tips: 1. Book early to save most. 2. Check the first class ticket prices, sometimes booking…

Zagreb’s new “Franjo Dudman” Airport seems a little oversized on the one hand, but areas like bathrooms and sitting possibilities seem to squeezed and small. Strange…

International destinations to cities in Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Hungary, Germany, Switzerland and many more Europeans countries can be reached via Zagreb’s main train station “Glavni Kolodvor”. …as well as many local, national train stations, as Zagreb is the capitol of Croatia and most things are centralised, similar to France/Paris. Sadly many sea-side destinations (like i.e….

http://www.ljepotu.hr – Fantastic Zagreb Film Festival  http://www.inmusicfestival.com – a well established music festival, mostly happens in June each year http://www.zagrebcard.com – 98 or 135 kuna (14-18 Euro) for either 24 or 72 hours of free entrances or  discounts to 55 locations like museums, galleries and restaurants  http://www.zagreb.com – the cities official website

The city certainly is worth a short trip for 1-3 days, especially the old town. Rooms in small apartments can cost as little as 50-60 Euro and are worth to be checked out beforehand on the travel platforms of your dreams 😉 Airbnb seems often to expensive…

Landing at night in ZAG is unspectacular. Little lights is all you can see. The airport is descent, but seems a bit to large for its (current) purpose…