Travel Options to Zagreb for the Conference
🛪 Air Travel
Zagreb's Franjo Tuđman International Airport (ZAG) has connections to many European capitals and select international destinations. Direct flights are available from cities like Paris, Frankfurt, London, and Istanbul, with flight times typically ranging from 1 to 3 hours. Upon arrival, buses and taxis are available for a quick, 30-minute transfer to downtown Zagreb. 🚉 Train European rail networks offer convenient connections to Zagreb from nearby countries such as Slovenia, Hungary, Austria, and Italy. For instance, trains from Budapest or Vienna take about 6–8 hours and often offer night train options. Zagreb’s main station, Glavni Kolodvor, is centrally located. 🚌 Bus Travel International buses provide an economical option for reaching Zagreb, with routes operated by companies like FlixBus and Eurolines from countries like Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic. Buses typically arrive at Zagreb's central bus station (Autobusni Kolodvor), well-connected to the city’s public transit. |
Visa Requirements for Entry into Croatia
EU, EEA, and Swiss Citizens: Nationals from EU, EEA, and Switzerland can enter Croatia without a visa and stay for an unlimited time as long as they hold a valid ID.
Non-EU Nationals: Citizens of countries with visa-free access to the Schengen Area may also visit Croatia for up to 90 days within a 180-day period without needing a Croatian visa. Travelers from other non-EU countries must apply for a short-stay visa for tourism or business. Schengen Visa Holders: Individuals with a valid Schengen visa, or valid visas/residency permits from the U.S., U.K., or Ireland, can enter Croatia for up to 90 days without an additional Croatian visa. |
Discover Zagreb: Sights and cultural attractions
We invite NANOMAT2025 participants to take advantage of their time in Zagreb by exploring some of the city's cultural and historical attractions. Here are some of the highlights you can visit during your stay:
1. Mimara Museum and Museum of Contemporary Art
For art lovers, we recommend visiting the Mimara Museum with its exhibits from different eras, as well as the Museum of Contemporary Art, which presents collections of Croatian and international artists. |
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2. Technical Museum Nikola Tesla
A technology museum that collects and displays scientific and technical devices used throughout the country's history. It displays numerous historic aircraft, cars, machinery and equipment. |
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3. Old Town (Gornji Grad)
The historic center of Zagreb is famous for its narrow streets, old buildings and lively cafes. Visit the Zagreb Cathedral and the Church of St. Mark with its unique colored roof. |
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4. Museum of Relationship Breakups
One of the most original museums in the world, which presents exhibits that tell about broken relationships. Known for its touching and sometimes funny stories, the museum is a favorite of tourists and locals alike. |
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5. Dolak Market
A morning walk to Dolak Market is a must for lovers of local food and produce. Here you can try traditional Croatian dishes and buy souvenirs. |
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6. Maksimir Park and Zagreb Zoo
One of the oldest parks in Europe, Maksimir Park offers tranquility and greenery in the very center of the city. Zagreb Zoo is also located here - a great destination for families. |
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