9.7. CRAVATICUM MUSEUM VISIT
Speed up the development of your language skills by participating in the Socio-Cultural Activities program and have a gr...
Speed up the development of your language skills by participating in the Socio-Cultural Activities program and have a great time while doing it.
Sep. 3. – KULA LOTRŠČAK & UPPER TOWN
Lotrščak tower visit + Walk around Upper Town + drinks
Enjoy a stroll through Zagreb’s old downtown on the way to Lotrščak tower. Experience the best view of the city from one of the highest points of the Upper Town. This guided tour ends with a BANG from Zagreb’s most famous cannon at noon. After the tour we will relax over a cold drink and chit-chat in one of the many cafes in the Upper Town.
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Sep. 10. – ETNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM VISIT
guided tour of the museum + drinks afterwards
Tradition and cultural heritage is something Croatians are very proud of, and no one treasures it better than the great team in the Etnographic Museum. The Museum’s collection counts more than 85000 cultural artefacts, such as old tools and vessels but also old furniture, musical instruments, traditional Croatian costumes and dresses specific for each region. Join us in this interesting historical walk through a great, profesionally guided tour – afterwards, we will discuss what we liked most over a cup of coffee!
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Sep. 17 – THE DOLAC MARKET EXPERIENCE
An active tour of Dolac market + štrukle tasting
The Dolac farmer’s market is the beating heart of Zagreb. We’ll take you through the outside and the inside areas of the market as well as give you some tips on what delicacies can only be found here. If your stomach starts growling after seeing all the tasty food on display, we have you covered! You’ll get a chance to learn what traditional “štrukli” are, and more importantly, you’ll get to try them!
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Sep. 24 – RAKIJA TIME – WORKSHOP
Every country has its traditional drink – rakija is definitely Croatia’s. Whether you are feeling sick, sad, cold or even happy, the Croatians will offer you this ‘nectar of gods’ as an universal medicine. The only difference that varies from region to region is the taste, which can be herbal or fruit based. Join us in this fun workshop where we will learn about the history and importance of this spirit, its multiple usages and, most importantly, have a sip or two! Afterwards, we will vote and choose the best rakija.
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Who can participate in CLA Socio-Cultural Activities?
Anyone currently learning Croatian at CLA can participate free of charge.
Is everything free of charge?
Additional individual costs like admission tickets, food or drinks need to be covered by each student individually.
Do I need to sign up for an activity?
Even though student participation in the activities is free, it is mandatory that you sign up at least a day in advance.
How do I sign up?
Inform your professor if you want to participate, and they will add you to the list.
