August 24, 2021 - The story is starting to spread. Zagreb as a fantastic remote work destination. Some thoughts from the second Zagreb Digital Nomad Ambassador, Rudi Witkowsky.

Word of mouth tourism promotion is arguably the most precious of all. Zero cost, full of passion, and endorsements from friends and family - no fake reviews here.

It is just over two years since TCN started writing about the potential of Croatia as a digital nomad destination. The story has been growing steadily, and all the global coverage surrounding the introduction of the digital nomad permit helped to make it a global story. Suddenly, digital nomads were looking at Croatia as their next remote work destination. Maybe not for the 12-month permit, but for a month, two, three - nomads are by definition nomadic. 

And the general feedback  that I have observed is that these new arrivals very much like what they see. Excellent English and Internet, stunning nature and a beautiful coast, great food and wine, culture, history, affordability, accessibility, friendly locals, safety, and lifestyle - the list goes on. Zagreb Digital Nomad Week speaker Dean Kuchel of Digital Nomad World summed it up very nicely when he was asked what Zagreb was missing regarding its digital nomad offer:

"The only thing Zagreb is missing is more digital nomads."

A number of nomads have been very pleasantly surprised at what they have found in Croatia, and particularly Zagreb, and they have been busy relaying their experiences and enthusiasm to their friends and nomad communities. The buzz about Croatia, with its great lifestyle, is getting louder. Only this week, TCN contributor Steve Tsentserensky's explanation of his life in Croatia on $47 a day went viral as the top trending story on CNBC News - the video above has had almost 100,000 views at time of writing. The latest example of free global promotion of Croatia's digital nomad opportunity. It is a story which is being dripfed organically, and the message is starting to resonate.

After the success of Zagreb Digital Nomad Week, a collaboration between Saltwater Nomads, Zagreb Tourist Board and TCN,  the second component of the project, Zagreb Digital Nomad Ambassador Project, in partnership with Doma Zagreb Aparthotel, began on July 1 and runs until December 31. 

This month's ambassador is Rudi Witkowsky from South Africa, who swapped a couple of months remote working on the Adriatic coast to take up residence at Doma Zagreb Aparthotel with his partner Victoria. Rudi has been enjoying the Croatian capital and indulging in his fitness passion in the city's gyms and parks, while working his financial day job from the coworking spaces around town. 

A first-time visitor to the city, certain themes in the impressions of Rudi so far seem to be consistent with many other nomads I have spoken to about the Zagreb experience. The level of English is outstanding, the Internet is excellent, the choice of coworking spaces superb. And the food... You can listen to Rudi's full interview in the video below. All messages that need to be amplified moree loudly, but which are already being shared among friends, family and communities.

And that word of mouth recommendation seems to be working. Rudi explains that he has had a phenomenal response from back home to all his social media posts about his remote life in Croatia, a life he plans to continue if his application for the digital nomad permit is successful. But he is also working on another project with partners, which could also see some nice benefits for Croatia - to bring groups of up to 50 financial consultants to remote work in Croatia for 4 months a year, as they are actively looking for a European base. 

Tell the story and they will come. And the more stories which are being told, the more they are coming. 

For more news and features on digital nomads in Croatia, follow the dedicated TCN section.

Want to be a Zagreb Digital Nomad Ambassador? Here's how. 

August 21, 2021 - The Zagreb Tourist Board is seeking to connect its inhabitants and visitors with the city through the project ''Around'', and it is thus that from August 20 to 30 they will be able to find new artistic surprises in the streets and parks of the Croatian capital.

As reported by Turističke Priče, this year, in cooperation with the Zagreb Tourist Board, the project "Around" continues with new artistic surprises that beautify the face of the city, create an atmosphere of optimism in these challenging times, and invite citizens to rediscover their city through art. From August 20 to 30, everyone is invited to go on an artistic tour of the city and see a series of space-specific installations and street art interventions signed by local creative forces.

Zagreb Tourist Board

By placing art projects in the city landscape, "Okolo" revives public spaces and turns them into places where art spontaneously touches the city's everyday life. It highlights local artists and their personal experience and vision of the city while bringing contemporary art closer to a wider audience.

New artistic surprises include temporary space-specific installations and street art interventions that you can find "Around" around the city this year are signed by young sculptors Matej Vukovic and Manuela Pauk, multimedia artist Anja Leko, street artist Boris Bare, sculptor Helena Ohnjec, designer Iva Capak and design teams The All, klasja & zita and Stella Beloš and Iva Peručić.

Zlatne Ruke (''Golden hands''), The All

Start your artistic walk in the Craft Passage where you are symbolically greeted by golden hands (The All). On the way to the Upper Town, in the passage to Zakmardi's stairs, discover what the new-old Red Carpet (Boris Bare) looks like or what is hiding behind the curtain that is being raised (Manuela Pauk) in Kamenita Street. In the labyrinth on the Gradec plateau, solve the Riddle of the Future (ears & grains) and in the Bela IV Park. rest your head Among the clouds (Matej Vukovic). On Strossmayer's promenade, you meet Acrobats (Helena Ohnjec) who keep Matoš company, and on Katz Platz, in the passage by Tomić's stairs, you meet an unusual gang of cats (Anja Leko). At the very end of the tour, in Tuškanac Park, jump into the holiday net and become a Tree Observer. All the way, look carefully where you are walking and you may come across great miniatures by Ivo Capak that will adorn 17 mini locations.

Crveni tepih (''Red carpet''), by Boris Bare

"Around" will be launched in 2018 by the Two of Us (Ana Mikin, Tina Kovačićek) in cooperation with the Zagreb Tourist Board. Singing forest in Bela IV Park, a woolen heart that became a symbol of Zagreb's recovery after the earthquake, red carpet to Gornji grad, silk sculpture in Tomićeva, large floor mural on the playground above Dubravka road, light installation in the canopy of Ribnjak park, godmother on the stairs Dolca, a sleeping giant in Petrinjska, cute street miniatures in play with urban elements and plants that play to the touch, these are just some of the interesting interventions with which "Okolo" has already enriched the streets of Zagreb and delighted citizens and tourists at the same time.

To learn more about the project ''Around'', visit the Zagreb Tourist Board dedicated page HERE.

For more information on what the Croatian capital has to offer, such as what to see or do, be sure to check out our Total Croatia guide, Zagreb in a Page 2021. Now in your language!

For more, make sure to check out our dedicated travel section.

ZAGREB, 17 Aug, 2021 - Zagreb Deputy Mayor Danijela Dolenec said on Tuesday that after a public consultation, the city would not change the proposed decision to suspend applications for grants for stay-at-home parents from 6 September until an evaluation of the scheme.

"We are aware that it is difficult to set a deadline, there isn't necessarily a happy solution. It's important to stop applications from new beneficiaries until the scheme undergoes a comprehensive evaluation," Dolenec told a press conference.

She said that 48 proposals had been submitted in the public consultation and some of them propose that the deadline be extended.

"An extension of up to a year, until 2024, has even been requested," said Dolenec, adding that the City of Zagreb would propose to the Assembly that a temporary moratorium be introduced as of 6 September.

The association 3Plus Families, which brings together families with three or more children recently called for extending the deadline for applying for monthly grants for stay-at-home parents until 31 May 2022, urging the City of Zagreb not to give up on that demographic measure until it is introduced nationwide.

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ZAGREB, 17 Aug, 2021 - Mayor Tomislav Tomašević said on Tuesday the Zagreb Holding multi-utility conglomerate's Waste Management branch was removing bulky waste from city streets as of today and that Holding signed a contract for the temporary storage of that waste in the eastern suburb of Sesvetski Kraljevac.

Speaking at his weekly press conference, Tomašević said bulky waste would be stored there for the next 75 days which, he added, should be enough time to first lease and then buy a shredder and meet the other technical requirements so that in future Waste Management ("Čistoća" in Croatian) would recover bulky waste instead of private companies.

Asked if he could vouch that bulky waste removal would no longer be suspended, the mayor said he hoped this was the last time it happened.

Tomašević said a complaint was lodged yesterday against a new public procurement procedure for bio-waste disposal and that "it's definitely slowing down the process."

He said five offers had been made for the purchase of two shredders, while the procedure for leasing them, estimated at HRK 200,000, is still under way.

Tomašević declined to comment on an ironic statement issued last week by the private C.I.O.S. Group, specialised in waste management, after he announced the cancellation of a tender for the removal of bulky waste in Zagreb after two valid bids had been submitted, one by Reoma Group and the other by the Ce-Za-r company, a member from the C.I.O.S. group.

The mayor annulled the tender which had been advertised by the previous city administration.

(€1 = HRK 7.5)

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August 17, 2021 - CO2 reduction at Zagreb Airport has been recognized with an Airport Council International level 3 certificate, confirming the management and reduction of CO2 emissions in everyday airport activities

Zagreb International Airport has received a certificate from ACI (Airport Council International) confirming level 3 of management and reduction of CO2 emissions in everyday airport activities, reports HRTurizam.

According to the classification of the global ACI ACA program (Airport Carbon Accreditation), this level is called "Optimization." Therefore, it represents a significant step towards fulfilling the commitment of Zagreb Airport to achieve zero CO2 emissions by 2050.

Based on the submitted data, the program independently assesses and recognizes the efforts of airports in managing and reducing carbon emissions. The program for measuring this level of certification also includes all stakeholders and business partners of the airport (airlines, various tenants, catering, shops, etc.), whose activities within the airport affect CO2 emissions.

Franjo Tuđman Airport is the first airport in the Republic of Croatia to reach ACI-ACA level 3, resulting from an extensive program of various activities in recent years aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

“Zagreb International Airport is committed to implementing business solutions that aim to reduce negative environmental impacts. Achieving level 3 according to the ACI-ACA classification is a significant step in these efforts. Our goal and commitment in the airport's business activities is to reach zero CO2 emissions by 2050, and we will be persistent on that path, ” said Huseyin Bahadir Bedir, President of the Management Board of MZLZ d.d.

In recent years, the airport has introduced a wide range of energy management measures that have enabled it to monitor and reduce total energy consumption, such as the installation of efficient LED lighting, reconstruction of low voltage in substation 2, boiler room reconstruction, reconstruction and modernization of heating/cooling substation in the administration building, and the production of hot water using solar collectors. Thanks to all these activities, carbon emissions at the airport were reduced by 4% between 2017 and 2019, despite a significant increase in passengers in that period.

The plan is to build a photovoltaic power plant that will directly convert solar energy into electricity and replace existing vehicles and equipment in an environmentally friendly way.

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August 14, 2021 - Meet Bots&Pots - the first restaurant in which the food will be prepared by robotic chefs is set to open in Zagreb soon. 

At a yet undisclosed location in Zagreb, GammaChef, a robotic chef capable of preparing one-pot meals such as Dalmatian gregada, stews, risottos, or seafood pasta.

The bot is continually learning new recipes with the help of a (human) professional chef. As Netokracija writes, every time a chef prepares a new dish for the first time using GammaChef, the robot creates a digital recipe with all the necessary data. The automated and patented process in the software then, using sensors, reproduces all the steps of the recipe, following the instructions of a professional chef. There will be five robots in the Bots&Pots restaurant, which means they will be able to serve up to 60 servings per hour. 

The operation of the restaurant will be fully digitized and monitored via a mobile application, and will rely heavily on just-in-time procurement thanks to close monitoring of inventory. Guests will be able to choose food via a screen and be able to watch the robot prepare food. Bots&Pots restaurant is a result of the collaboration between GammaChef's Dražen Drnas, entrepreneur Hrvoje Bujas, and Giuliano Nolo.

As Netokracija quoted Drnas: ''We have designed a restaurant that will best suit the younger population and that makes the most of the possibilities and qualities of robots. The goal is for guests to come first for the robot and the second and every next time for food.'' 

The restaurant has already attracted much attention. Most recently, Bots&Pots shared on their Facebook page that they received a visit from the new British ambassador to Croatia, Simon Thomas, in their showroom, where GammaChef is diligently learning to prepare new dishes.

As the authors of the project GammaChef wrote on their website: ''We don’t believe in 3D printing of food and we don’t believe in magic pills that will replace eating. Yes, we believe in digital recipes but in digital recipes of our grandmas, your friends, or the best chefs that put their love, passion, and knowledge to prepare tasty meals. We believe there are no shortcuts in cooking, therefore, GammaChef prepares food just like real people do.''

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ZAGREB, 13 Aug 2021 - Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević said on Friday that he had decided to cancel a tender for the removal of bulky waste in Zagreb, with two valid bids having been submitted, one by Reoma Group and the other by the Ce-Za-r company, noting that the city-owned sanitation company Čistoća would be doing the job.

Čistoća will be in charge of removing the city's bulky waste once it procures a crusher.

A procedure for the procurement of two crushers with the help of EU funds is currently underway, and until it is completed, the city will hire a crusher, Tomašević told reporters.

The mayor presented the temporary solution to the problem of bulky waste removal after the removal of some types of bulky waste - padded furniture and mattresses - was stopped in Zagreb.

The mayor said Čistoća estimated its model of bulky waste removal would help save HRK 33 million a year.

Asked when the removal of waste in Zagreb would be normalised, Tomašević asked citizens for patience, noting that the procedure to hire the crusher should be completed by the end of next week, as a temporary solution until Čistoća procures crushers.

Waste removal discontinued as quantity agreed under current contract reached 

The removal of bulky waste in Zagreb is currently suspended because the quantity of waste whose removal was agreed under a contract with the companies Ce-za-r and Reoma Group has been reached.

"Even though the contract is valid until January 2022, the amount of waste agreed under it has been reached and that happened sooner than planned due to a large amount of bulky waste, which is primarily due to reconstruction after the earthquake," Tomašević explained.

Čistoća sought procurement of crusher for years

Tomašević also warned that the price of bulky waste removal of HRK 1,800 per tonne, currently paid by Zagreb, was the highest in the country, adding that the nearby town of Samobor, whose bulky waste was also removed by a private company, paid around HRK 700 per tonne and the northern Adriatic city of Rijeka HRK 1,100 per tonne.

He also said that Čistoća had been asking for years to buy a crusher.

"I really don't know why no one had thought of buying a crusher. I mean, obviously someone had, because there are documents showing that Čistoća asked for it but its requests were left out of public procurement plans for years," he said.

Asked if the city would now accept the offer by Ce-ZA-r which on Thursday offered to remove bulky waste free of charge until the completion of the tender, Tomašević said he did not receive any formal offer to that effect but learned of it from the media.

He also said that free waste removal was offered in a situation when the tender was still valid.

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ZAGREB, 13 Aug 2021 - A group of queer friends from several countries were thrown out of the Lost in the Renaissance festival on the southern Adriatic island of Korčula last weekend in an incident motivated by homophobia, Zagreb Pride reported on Friday.

According to Zageb Pride, at the end of the first day of the festival, held in The Jungle Club, outside Korčula town, one of the bouncers separated by force two young men who were dancing holding each other. The bouncer ordered: "No kissing, just dancing!"

Shortly after that, another bouncer poured a bottle of water onto another two young men who were napping on a bench in each other's arms. In the end, the bouncers kicked the young men out, Zagreb Pride said.

The homophobic incidents were reported to Zagreb Pride, the organisers of the Lost in the Renaissance festival, the Aminess Hotel management and the Korčula town authorities.

Zagreb Pride said nobody reacted to the reported incidents.

Zagreb Pride also recalled another incident that took place in June in Zagreb where two Spanish women, during their business stay in Croatia's capital, suffered lesbophobic insults from Zagreb residents.

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August 12, 2021 - An orange City of Zagreb can be found on the latest ECDC map released on Thursday, August 12, 2021. The capital is no longer green, thus moving to orange where Croatia's coast has been for the last few weeks. 

The European Center for Disease Control has updated its corona map, reports Index.hr. The Croatian coast is still in the orange zone, and the City of Zagreb has changed from green to orange.

The ECDC Epidemiological Map for Europe is published weekly based on the 14-day incidence and the proportion of positive tests in the total number tested.

The ECDC map is advisory, but some Member States rely on it when introducing epidemiological restrictions upon returning to the country.

The situation in Europe is becoming more serious

Spain is marked totally in dark red. Parts of France have now turned red, and only one orange region remains. Italy is also changing colors, as are parts of Slovenia from green to orange.

Croatia's COVID-19 update

In the last 24 hours, 333 new cases were recorded, and the number of active cases in Croatia today is a total of 1552.

Among them are 192 patients on hospital treatment, of which 19 patients are on respirators. 3 people have died.

Since February 25, 2020, when the first case of infection was recorded in Croatia, a total of 366,049 people infected with the coronavirus have been recorded to date, of which 8,278 have died. A total of 356,219 people recovered, of which 176 in the last 24 hours. There are currently 4568 people in self-isolation.

Number of newly infected by counties according to Koronavirus.hr: City of Zagreb (92), Split-Dalmatia (69), Zagreb (34), Šibenik-Knin (33), Zadar (28), Dubrovnik-Neretva (12), Primorje-Gorski Kotar 11), Istarska (10), Ličko-senjska (7), Osječko-baranjska (7), Brodsko-posavska (6), Bjelovarsko-bilogorska (5), Varaždinska (5), Međimurska (4), Koprivničko-križevačka 3), Sisak-Moslavina (3), Karlovac (2), Krapina-Zagorje (1), Vukovar-Srijem (1), Požega-Slavonia (0) and Virovitica-Podravina (0).

You can see all of Croatia's COVID-19 data at koronovirus.hr. 

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 August 11, 2021 - As the remote work revolution continues, Zagreb coworking spaces are popping up all over the city. A guide to what is available. 

 The workplace is changing, with more people free to choose their workplace anywhere on the globe that offers a decent Internet connection. The age of the digital nomad is upon us, and Croatia is attracting a lot of interest as a dream destination. 

The capital Zagreb is on the verge of discovery by these mobile travellers, with many nomads who have experienced the city surprised at the speed of the connection, the level of English, the outstanding food, the parks, lakes and nature. The list goes on. 

Zagreb, as with other destinations, is starting to adjust to the new opportunity, and a new offer is appearing all over the city - coworking spaces.  

Nomads are sociable animals and want to meet and interact with others, as well as have the use of the facilities of an office. As such, coworking spaces are an essential element of a destination's draw for any potential remote working.

The Zagreb Tourist Board has put together a useful page for nomads, including some of the available Zagreb Coworking Spaces. While some are classing coworks, there are others which offer slightly different options - ever visited a co-cooking facility, for example?

Check them out below, and find them on the map above. If there are any Zagreb coworking spaces missing from this list, please email me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Subject Coworking and I will add. 

1. BIZkoshnica, Ilica 71

+385 (0)99 700 2007

https://www.bizkoshnica.biz/?lang=en

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The so-called boutique coworking space in the center of Zagreb offers a truly special atmosphere and feeling on approximately 200 square meters. Koshnica offers all that you need for developing a business idea or for teleworking, as well as space for organizing events.

2. Impact Hub Zagreb, Boskoviceva 2

+385 (0)1 209 2953 +385 (0)1 209 2953

https://zagreb.impacthub.net/

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As part of a large network of coworking spaces around the world, Impact Hub offers its customers everything they expect from coworking, with an added emphasis on projects that make the world a better place and bring about positive change in society.

3. HUB385, Petraciceva 6 

 +385 (0)91 300 7020+385 (0)91 300 7020

https://hub385.com/

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HUB385 offers three floors with coworking spaces, workplaces and offices, but there is also a large space for organizing events. If you don't need the space, there is also the possibility of a “virtual office” for all those who just need a location to receive their mail. HUB385 has recently become part of a coworking and coliving space network Rent24, so we may soon be hearing news from the largest space of its kind in Zagreb.

4. Instant Office Zagreb, Radnicka 80

+385 (0)1 5625 700

https://www.instantoffice.hr/en/

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InstantOffice offers a short or long term lease of a smaller or larger office space. Office space rental at a prestigious business address, which is fully equipped, with a private secretary and all maintenance costs included with the possibility of adjusting the size of the office and furniture. Administrative and technical support will save you the time you have spent on logistics. We will take care of your mail and phone calls; organize cleaning and maintenance of the space, help with other tasks and welcome your guests and clients.

5. Wespa Spaces, Zavrtnica 17

+385 99 3756 777

https://wespa-spaces.hr/

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The WESPA office and coworking space project is a modern office concept created in partnership with the Green Gold Center. WESPA creates a stimulating work environment for modern companies that require the office to have a superior usage experience throughout the working day. The location covers all your business needs with innovative and digitized approaches to sharing resources and content: from workplaces, through leisure and entertainment areas, to conference spaces and restaurants.

6. Matrix Office Park, Slavonska Avenija 1

+385 (0)1 2079 557

https://matrixofficepark.com/en/

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Matrix Office Park is a business center that offers high-quality offices for lease, built according to the principles of green construction. It is located in the prestigious Zagreb business district at the intersection of the most important city roads. Designed at the intersection of the latest technologies, environmental sustainability, and modularity, Matrix is a perfect location for companies that nurture talent and innovativeness of their people. Better and more sustainable offices will encourage productivity, creativity, and cooperation by improving the health and well-being of your people.  

7. Regus Zagreb. Hektoroviceva 2

+385 1 77 07 200

https://www.regus.com/

As a company that specializes in renting space, Regus has extensive experience in finding adequate solutions for small and medium-sized businesses, but also coworking spaces for those who prefer this way of working. Working in Regus spaces is also possible in a network of almost 3,000 shared offices worldwide.

8. Virtual Office Croatia, Savska 41

+385 (0)1 353 5905

https://www.virtual-office.hr/

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VIRTUAL OFFICE Croatia is a new, innovative service, cost effective, flexible and unique, prestigiously located in the main business skyscraper in Zagreb city center. Whether you’re an established company wanting to manage and grow your business or a startup that needs a professional image from its creation, Virtual Office is here to provide all your business needs, all while saving you time and money.

9. Travel and Technology Hub Gacka16, Gacka 16

+385 99 61 54 321

https://www.gacka16.com/

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The space with a beautiful view and a great roof terrace welcomes all travelers who need a quiet place to work in the wider center of Zagreb. They bring together and support small businesses and startups and those involved in the development of technologies in the travel industry. They allow individuals, freelancers and small businesses to cooperate with each other and to grow their business through mutual support, networking and exchange of experiences in the field of travel and tourism.

10. Element Int, Dolac 1

+385 91 472 9000

https://element-int.hr/

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Element Int can offer you everything from renting a desk to a workspace or a separate office. With different configurations and rooms, they can meet almost all the needs of small and medium-sized companies and monitor their expansion and growth.

11. Cook Hub Zagreb, Sigetje 35

+385 91 53 07 449

https://cookhub.hr/

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A slightly different coworking space, i.e. co-cooking space, is located in Zagreb and allows you to improve your cooking skills, rent cooking space and equipment and everything you need to get from the idea to a delicious result.

12. AlgebraLab, Ilica 242

+385 1 22 22 182

https://www.algebra.hr/lab/

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Algebra's “startup lab” consists of coworking space, incubation and support for the development of business ideas. AlgebraLAB is part of the Algebra Group, gathered around the Algebra University College with more than 400 lecturers, scientists and artists – top experts in various fields of digital technologies. Our experts will support your needs in various areas: from information systems and computer security, through digital sculpting, software and systems engineering, to multimedia and computer games development, and advanced analytics (big data).

13. Stablo Znanja (Tree of Knowledge), Savska 25

+385 91 79 64 073

https://stabloznanja.com/

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As a project designed by students, Stablo znanja (The Tree of Knowledge) offers a space where students can develop their business ideas, work in groups and socialize completely free of charge.

14. Zicer Zagreb Innovation Centre, Avenija Dubrovnik 15

+385 (0)1 3667 101

https://www.zicer.hr/

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ZICER - Zagreb Innovation Centre is a business support organization founded and owned by the City of Zagreb. ZICER’s activities focus on supporting and advancing entrepreneurial climate as well as society at large. ZICER provides pre-incubation, incubation, post-incubation, acceleration, external membership as well as coworking services. Members receive comprehensive assistance including education, consulting, mentoring, use of infrastructure, and financial support. In the context of education and consulting, a definite emphasis is placed on the expertise of ZICER's staff as well as cooperation with partner institutions, national authorities, agencies, non-governmental organizations, academia, potential investors and everyone who can positively contribute to the development of entrepreneurship. ZICER’s attractive space will delight you with its modern design which extends to more than 7,300 m2. There are also well equipped halls for conferences, meetups, hackathons and business meetings.

15. Adidas Sports Studio Gym and Cowork, Ilica 21

+385 (0)95 455 6 555   ( from 14 do 22h)

https://www.sportsstudio.com.hr/

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Looking to combing working out with remote work in the centre of the city? Look no further than Adidas Sports Studio just a few steps from the main square. The gym opens at 09:00 and the cowork from 14:00. 

16. Join Us, Ul. Jurja Žerjavića 19

+385 (0)97 736 0451

https://www.facebook.com/joinus.space

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17. Canopy by Hilton, Kneza Branimira 29

+385 (0)1 4559 505

https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/zagzcpy-canopy-zagreb-city-centre/

A 4-star hotel might not be the most obvious place for a coworking space, but several digital nomads have commented on the excellent service and facilities available at Canopy by Hilton. Located in Branimir Centre close to the bus and train station, Canopy has a few good spaces for remote workers, and the combination of the gym, local restaurants and excellent service are making it a remote working hit. 

18. Myplace Coworking Zagreb, Varšavska ul. 8

+385 (0)91 559 4336

https://myplace.hr/

70+ desks, fully equipped with superfast internet, 24/7 access, super comfy chairs & more! Myplace also has a Facebook community of more than 6700+ digital nomads/remote workers in Croatia, and regular events at the neighbouring Bustan Bar.

Learn more about the magic of the Croatian capital in the Total Croatia Zagreb in a Page guide.