For up-to-date information on events in Zagreb, different city tours, and activities, visit the Zagreb Tourist Board website.

Learn about Zagreb's history in the museum's excellent permanent display. You will find interesting information about the characters and events mentioned in our game, and much more!

If you're interested in the beginning of the 20th century and rapid technological development, the display of Nikola Tesla's work in this museum will not dissapoint you. Be sure to save enough time to visit other parts of the museum as well, because it would definitely be worth it.

Right above the vibrant Dolac market, you will find Zagorka's last living quarters preserved and open to the public each Thursday. Find out more about the famous writer and journalist that plays a key part in our game.

The oldest escape room in Croatia opened since 2014. has some of the best rooms in Zagreb. We've never been disappointed in any of their games, but Prison Break is perhaps their most immersive one.

This escape room offers longer adventures, each taking 75 min to finish. All of their rooms are highly satisfying, but we enjoyed the colorful Secret of Professor Balthazar the most.

Another great company lead by excellent escape room designers. If you're looking for something slightly more challenging, we recommend their Magical Library, an absolute gem of a game.

The youngest escape room in Zagreb offers a cute 70's in former Yugoslavia experience suitable for beginners. We are certainly looking forward to more of their games.

With four rooms, each with a different theme and duration, this company offers something for everyone. Cubes is probably their most unusual room, but since we can't reveal too much, you'll have to try it out for yourself!

This company has rooms inspired by legends of Zagreb, so if you're looking for something in this genre, look no further!

This is the scariest escape room in Zagreb. Luckily, they label their games with a 0-5 scare factor, so you'll know what you're getting into. We still haven't played their newest room, The Watchers, but the story sounds very intriguing.

This company offers atypical Zagreb tours as well as gamified experiences. The Zagrebarium tour with its emphasis on the late 19th and early 20th centuries is very charming, with a steampunk atmosphere and plenty of interesting facts you might not come across otherwise.

If you're a fan of board games, this bar offers a nice collection you can play on site, as well as various events, both gaming-related and other.

In this board game club, open from 5 pm most days of the week, you can enjoy more than 500 different games for a small entrance fee. Free entrance, the possibility of game renting, and other benefits are available for members of the Igranje association.