List of High Schools in Zagreb

This is the list of some schools providing secondary education in Zagreb, Croatia.

Technical, medicine and other schools:

  • Electrotehnic School Zagreb
  • Technical School Rudjer Boskovic
  • First Technic School Tesla
  • Technical School Zagreb
  • School for nurses, Mlinarska
  • School for nurses, Vinogradska
  • Schools for nurses, Bolnička
  • School for textiles, leather and design
  • Vladimir Prelog Science School
  • Architectural school
  • Veterinary school
  • Agricultural school
  • School for carpenters and wood technicians
  • V Gymnasium
  • XV Gymnasium
  • Hotel and tourism School
  • Gymnasium of Lucijan Vranjanin
  • Serbian Orthodox Secondary School "Kantakuzina Katarina Branković"
  • Islamic Secondary School dr.Ahmed Smajlovic
  • Classical Gymnasium in Zagreb
High schools in Zagreb
Public
  • Archdiocesan Classical Gymnasium
  • Classical Gymnasium in Zagreb
  • Electrotehnic school Zagreb
  • Grafička škola u Zagrebu
  • V Gymnasium
  • XV Gymnasium
Minority
  • Islamic Secondary School
  • Serbian Orthodox Secondary School
Zagreb
History
  • History of Zagreb
  • Gradec
  • Kaptol
  • Krvavi most
  • 1880 earthquake
  • 1995 rocket attacks
  • Zagreb crisis
  • Mayors
Districts
  • Brezovica
  • Črnomerec
  • Donja Dubrava
  • Donji grad
  • Gornja Dubrava
  • Gornji grad-Medveščak
  • Maksimir
  • Novi Zagreb-istok
  • Novi Zagreb-zapad
  • Peščenica-Žitnjak
  • Podsljeme
  • Podsused-Vrapče
  • Sesvete
  • Stenjevec
  • Trešnjevka-jug
  • Trešnjevka-sjever
  • Trnje
Buildings and
landmarks
  • 1 Ilica Street
  • Ban Jelačić Square
  • Banski dvori
  • British Square
  • Cibona Tower
  • Dolac Market
  • General Post Office
  • Ilica Street
  • Jarun
  • Kallina House
  • Lotrščak Tower
  • Maksimir Park
  • Marshal Tito Square
  • Medvedgrad
  • Meštrović Pavilion
  • Mirogoj Cemetery
  • Nikola Šubić Zrinski Square
  • Nine Views
  • Old City Hall
  • St. Mark's Square
  • Tkalčićeva Street
  • Zagrepčanka
Places of worship
  • St. Mark's Church
  • St. Catherine's Church
  • Zagreb Cathedral
  • Orthodox Cathedral
  • Zagreb Mosque
  • Zagreb Synagogue
Culture
  • Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb
  • Gavella Drama Theatre
  • Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall
  • National and University Library
Galleries and
museums
  • Archaeological Museum
  • Art Pavilion
  • Croatian Museum of Naïve Art
  • Ethnographic Museum
  • Glyptotheque
  • Klovićevi dvori
  • Lauba
  • Mimara Museum
  • Modern Gallery
  • Museum of Arts and Crafts
  • Museum of Broken Relationships
  • Museum of Contemporary Art
  • Strossmayer Gallery
  • Technical Museum
  • Zagreb City Museum
Education
  • Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
  • University of Zagreb
    • Academies: Dramatic Art
    • Fine Arts
    • Music
    • Faculties: Chemical Engineering
    • Economics and Business
    • Electrical Engineering and Computing
    • Geodesy
    • Humanities and Social Sciences
    • Medicine
    • Teacher Education
Sports venues
  • Arena Zagreb
  • Dom Sportova
  • Dražen Petrović Basketball Hall
  • Maksimir Stadium
  • Kranjčevićeva Stadium
  • Kajzerica Stadium
Transport
  • Zagreb Airport
  • Central Station
  • Funicular
  • Zagreb Tramway
  • Commuter Rail
  • Metro
Events
  • Animafest Zagreb
  • INmusic Festival
  • Music Biennale Zagreb
  • Zagreb Film Festival
  • ZagrebDox
  • Zagreb Fair


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