Paprenjaci
Spiced honey biscuits named after pepper, once a rare and costly spice. The writer August Šenoa mentions them in his novel 'Zlatarevo zlato', and they are now one of Zagreb's best-known souvenirs.
Source: Official site: adventzagreb.hr.
Zagreb · Croatia
Advent u Zagrebu
28 Nov 2026 – 7 Jan 2027 Official
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| City | Zagreb |
|---|---|
| Country | Croatia |
| Location | Trg bana Jelačića, Zagreb |
| Dates | 28 Nov 2026 – 7 Jan 2027 Official |
| Official website | Official website |
| Map pin | 45.81309, 15.97717. Approximate location from the sources used for this page. |
Advent Zagreb turns the Croatian capital into a winter festival of lights, music, mulled wine and gatherings in the streets. The 2026 edition runs from 28 November 2026 to 7 January 2027. The official site describes it as bringing a feeling of home back to the streets: warm meetings, laughter and music.
Sources: Official site: adventzagreb.hr.
Traditions and specialities
Spiced honey biscuits named after pepper, once a rare and costly spice. The writer August Šenoa mentions them in his novel 'Zlatarevo zlato', and they are now one of Zagreb's best-known souvenirs.
Source: Official site: adventzagreb.hr.
Cabbage leaves rolled around minced meat, a winter classic of Croatian festive tables.
Source: Official site: adventzagreb.hr.
A poppy-seed roll and little vanilla crescent biscuits, both part of Zagreb's Christmas baking tradition.
Source: Official site: adventzagreb.hr.
Zagreb is Croatia's capital and largest city, with about 767,000 people, on the Sava river at the foot of Medvednica mountain. The name is first recorded in 1134. In 1851 Ban Josip Jelačić united the two medieval towns of Gradec and Kaptol, and the main square, Ban Jelačić Square, is named after him.
North of the square, the Upper Town (Gornji grad) and Kaptol form one of Croatia's best-preserved historic centres, full of churches, palaces and museums. You can reach it on foot or by a short historic funicular on Tomićeva Street.
Sources: Wikipedia. Some wording is drawn from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).
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