Zagreb, Croatia

Courses and dates

Course title	Dates	Duration	Confirmed	Registration
Creating digital materials: Design thinking	01/04 - 05/04/2024	5 days	pre-confirmed	REGISTER HERE
Sustainable schools: A step-by-step approach	08/04 - 12/04/2024	5 days	pre-confirmed	REGISTER HERE
Cyberbullying: Let's stop bullying in schools	29/04 - 03/05/2024	5 days	pre-confirmed	REGISTER HERE
Influencers in inclusive education	29/04 - 03/05/2024	5 days	pre-confirmed	REGISTER HERE
Intercultural classroom management: Diversities as the challenge	13/05 - 17/05/2024	5 days	pre-confirmed	REGISTER HERE
Project based learning: A teaching guide	20/05 - 24/05/2024	5 days	CONFIRMED	REGISTER HERE
Digital classroom: ICT tools for classroom management, creating lessons and assessment	20/05 - 24/05/2024	5 days	CONFIRMED	REGISTER HERE
Creating digital materials: Design thinking	20/05 - 24/05/2024	5 days	CONFIRMED	REGISTER HERE
Shared leadership in inclusive schools	20/05 - 24/05/2024	5 days	CONFIRMED	REGISTER HERE
Intercultural classroom management: Diversities as the challenge	03/06 - 07/06/2024	5 days	pre-confirmed	REGISTER HERE

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The city of Zagreb, capital of Croatia, on the historic and political threshold between East and West, illustrates both the continental and Mediterranean spirit of the nation it spearheads. Zagreb is the cultural, scientific, economic, political and administrative centre of the Republic of Croatia, and is home to the Croatian Parliament, Government and President. Its favourable location between the Pannonian plain, the edge of the Alps and the Dinaric range has allowed it to become a crossing point for mass international communication.

The city is protected from the cold northern winds by the mountain of Medvednica and opens up to the rest of the world thanks to a spacious plain and the Sava river. Zagreb, with a population of nearly one million, contains almost a quarter of the entire population of Croatia. Over the centuries, the city was inhabited by people coming from all over Europe; and in recent years, by people coming from different parts of Croatia, ensuring a rich cultural life. Zagreb is a safe city whose doors are always open; a city with a tumultuous history teeming with interesting personalities.

How to get to the city centre from the airport?

There are three transport options from Zagreb Airport (ZAG) to the city centre of Zagreb. After landing at Franjo Tuđman Airport you can get to the city centre either by taxi, bus or shuttle bus.

Taxis operate 24/7 and you can choose between several companies at the airport of Zagreb. The taxi fare to the city centre is approximately €33.15 for a ride with up to 4 passengers and the journey duration is 30 minutes. The final fare may differ as taxis at Zagreb Airport are metered. If you pre-book with an online taxi provider, you can secure a guaranteed flat fare.

If you prefer to travel by public transport, you can board bus 290 with direction to Kvaternikov Square, a central transport hub in downtown Zagreb. The public bus leaves roughly every 35 minutes during the day and a single ticket costs €0.5 for a single ride lasting up to 30 minutes and €0.90 for rides up to 60 minutes long. It takes 35 minutes on average to get to the city centre of Zagreb by bus. The shuttle bus to the city centre of Zagreb from Franjo Tuđman Airport takes 40 minutes on average to reach the Zagreb Central Bus Terminal in the city centre. Tickets are €4 and Pleso Prijevoz shuttle buses leave every 30 minutes between 6.00am-10.30pm and whenever a flight arrives in the late night hours. If you want to reach the Central Zagreb Train Station, Zagreb Glavni Kolodvor, you need to take tram line 13 from Kvternikov Square and tram line 2 from the Zagreb Central Bus Station.

Courses and dates

How to get to the city centre from the airport?

Accommodation in Zagreb

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