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Importanne Centar

The guide was updated: 2024-09-10

Importanne Centar is an underground mall housing more than 200 shops, including international brands, plus cafes and casual eateries. Since it's situated just a few steps away from the rail station and quite close to Jelacic Square, Importanne Centar is a good place to pass the time or grab a bite if you have a few hours to kill before taking the train. Interesting fact: this subterranean shopping centre was the first one to be built in Zagreb. Keep an eye out for sales and promotions, as they are quite frequent.

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Address: Trg Ante Starčevića 7, Zagreb
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9am–9pm
Website: importannecentar.hr
Phone: +385 1 4577 076

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Ilica

Ilica

Ilica is the longest and most popular street of Zagreb. It starts from Jelacic Square and from there is pretty much covered in shops. Most of them sell clothes and shoes only, but it is on this street that you will find all the designer brands.

Arena Centar

Arena Centar

With its over 200 stores, Arena Centar is the largest shopping centre in the city, but it's even more than that, as it has a cinema, a casino, a gaming area, and several dining options. Some stores you'll find here are Calvin Klein, Desigual, Pull&Bear, Nike and Douglas.

Avenue Mall

Avenue Mall

Avenue Mall is a popular shopping complex featuring over 100 stores of big brands, several international restaurants and cafes, as well as a cinema. Among the stores you'll find there are H&M, Zara, Guess, and Adidas.

Importanne Galleria

Importanne Galleria

Importanne Galleria is a small shopping centre with around thirty stores selling clothes, shoes, beauty products, jewellery, and more. After a stroll in this modern building, you can stop by for lunch at one of its restaurants or cafes.

Centar Kaptol

Centar Kaptol

Close to Ban Jelacic Square, Centar Kaptol gathers some of the most prestigious brands in the world, like Armani Jeans, Burberry, Max & Co. and Tommy Hilfiger. Inside this fashionable shopping centre, you'll find over 40 shops, a cinema, as well as bars and restaurants.

Centar Cvjetni

Centar Cvjetni

Centar Cvjetni is a stylish, small shopping venue in the city centre containing some famous stores like H&M, Timberland, Guess, Tommi Hilfiger, Douglas and an Apple Store. Inside, there are also several international eateries offering for instance Mexican, Asian and Italian cuisine as well as French patisserie. Outside, you'll find yourself in Cvjetni square, which means flower square, as there are many flower stalls to browse through.

Hrelić Flea Market

Hrelić Flea Market

If you happen to be in Zagreb on a Wednesday or a Sunday morning, you might want to check out the Hrelić Flea Market–the biggest second-hand market in the city. Here you can browse through antiquities, vintage records, old postcards, second-hand clothes, accessories, books, and more. Even if you don't plan on buying anything here, you might just find the unique item that will make you change your mind.

Importanne Centar

Importanne Centar

Importanne Centar is an underground mall housing more than 200 shops, including international brands, plus cafes and casual eateries. Since it's situated just a few steps away from the rail station and quite close to Jelacic Square, Importanne Centar is a good place to pass the time or grab a bite if you have a few hours to kill before taking the train. Interesting fact: this subterranean shopping centre was the first one to be built in Zagreb. Keep an eye out for sales and promotions, as they are quite frequent.

Dolac Market

Dolac Market

Dolac Market is Zagreb's biggest and most popular market. The stalls are organised on two levels and sell local produce like fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, dairy and baked goods. It is the perfect place to go to try out local specialities, one of the most famous being cottage cheese mixed with sour cream.

Westgate Shopping City

Westgate Shopping City

Located about 20 kilometres from Zagreb, Westgate Shopping City is the largest shopping centre in Croatia. Here you'll find more than 230 stores of both local and international brands, eateries and cafes, as well as plenty of entertainment options for the whole family. A bowling alley, an indoor skating area, a kid's playroom, and a cinema are only some of the cool things in this building.

Hippy Garden

Hippy Garden

Hippy Garden is a Croatian brand selling mainly women's clothes and accessories designed by Đurđica Vorkapić and manufactured with the help of skilful professionals. The unique and colourful items are made only with high-quality, eco-friendly materials.

Take Me Home

Take Me Home

Take Me Home is a little Croatian design shop selling handmade and locally manufactured items that make great souvenirs and gifts, like tote bags, mugs, jewellery, notebooks, t-shirts, toys, and natural cosmetics.

Croata

Croata

Croata is a small shop selling elegant accessories for men and women, like silk scarves and shawls, belts, wallets, and, most importantly, ties and bow ties. After all, the Croatian people invented the necktie, so there's no better souvenir to buy in Zagreb than a handcrafted cravat.

Point Shopping Center

Point Shopping Center

Point Shopping Center has four floors with over 50 shops selling items for clothing, kids, sports, homes, body care and more. It's also a neighbourhood shopping centre, providing services like the post, a hairdresser, banks, dining options, a supermarket, and a play area.

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