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Musician's guide to Zagreb

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is a city that has a lot to offer for musicians and music lovers. Here are some ideas for creating your own musical tour of Zagreb:

Museums and Cultural Institutions

  • Museum of Musical Instruments: This museum offers tours dedicated to the history of various musical instruments. Here you will find unique exhibits related to the musical heritage of the region.
  • Ethnographic Museum: Although not specifically a music museum, it features a collection highlighting the traditions and cultures of Croatia, including folk musical instruments.

Concert Halls and Venues

  • Lisinski Concert Hall: The main concert venue in Zagreb known for its excellent acoustics. Be sure to check the schedule for classical music concerts.
  • Youth Club (Močvara): A popular spot for alternative and experimental music. It often hosts concerts by local and international performers.
  • Intimate club "Sax!": A great place for jazz enthusiasts. Live performances by local and international artists are common here.

Music Festivals

  • INmusic Festival: One of the largest music festivals in Croatia, attracting many international stars. It is held annually during the summer.
  • Zagreb Jazz Festival: A celebration for jazz lovers, taking place in the fall featuring well-known performers.

Music Stores and Studios

  • Rockmark: A shop offering a good selection of vinyl records, CDs, and music literature. It is a great place to find Croatian music.
  • "Music Shop": A store selling musical instruments where you can find guitars, keyboards, and many other instruments.

Street Music and Local Scene

  • Ban Jelačić Square: A place where street musicians can often be found playing various genres of music, from classics to modern hits.
  • Bars and cafes in the Tkalciceva district: A popular street filled with cafes and small bars where occasional small musical sets take place.

Music Meetings and Masterclasses Check local posters during your visit – you may find masterclasses or open music lessons. The Zagreb Music Academy sometimes organizes such events for the general public. Zagreb offers a rich musical experience for every tourist, especially for those seeking inspiration and new musical discoveries.

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