Lifestyle

Fall and winter trips to major European cities often follow the same script: wrestling with an umbrella in the wind, crowded subway cars, wet platforms and constant checks of the time. Zagreb moves at a different pace.

Delicious Zagreb takes you to Tkalčićeva Street, or Tkalča, as the people of Zagreb fondly call it. It is the most touristic street of the Croatian capital, abounding in bars, restaurants, and shops. It stretches from the main city square to Medvedgradska Street, where the much quieter residential area begins.

Zagreb's business district Radnička cesta has the most restaurants and bars per square meter, covering everything from traditional Balkans to Asian fusion. Come explore.

For a while now, Marticeva street is an alternative to the city center promenade of Bogoviceva due to the lively bar and restaurant scene, and a chilled-out attitude it serves. Take a walk down the cool block.