Gornji Grad–Medveščak

There were minor incidents last Saturday, but organizers point out that there will be no banners or speakers this Saturday.
"We are gathering in silence and protesting against covid confirmations, against discrimination and division. We will be in silence, without speakers," reads the invitation to the protest, 24sata.hr reports.

The first spire was toppled during the earthquake, and the second, which was significantly damaged, on expert recommendations, was partly removed weeks ago.

A small amount of explosive was put on the spire to separate it from the cathedral building and it was then lowered to the ground by a crane.

The Zagreb city authorities last month turned down an opportunity to begin to rectify the gender imbalance in Zagreb's streets, where only 1.8 per cent of public spaces have female names.

They rejected a petition from a local association to name a street after one of three women, choosing another man instead.

The 10th annual "Night of Museums" in Croatia started on Friday evening in over 200 museums and cultural institutions in 100 towns and cities.

Opening the doors for free to visitors between 6pm and 1am on Saturday has become a popular event on the last Friday in January each year.