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Zagreb Festival of Lights 2027: Light Art in the Old Town

Mar 17, 2027 🇭🇷 Zagreb, Croatia 3 Views

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Welcome to the Zagreb Festival of Lights 2027

From March 17 to 21, 2027, the Croatian capital of Zagreb once again becomes a stage for light and art. Historic buildings, squares and parks across the Upper and Lower Town host projections, animations and light installations that welcome the arrival of spring.

Highlights and Attractions at the Festival of Lights in Zagreb

  • Dozens of light installations by Croatian and international artists spread across more than twenty locations
  • Striking video projections mapped onto historic facades in the Upper and Lower Town
  • An illuminated walking route from Ban Jelačić Square up into the Upper Town
  • Light installations inside the underground Grič Tunnel, built during World War Two
  • Illuminated parks and promenades, including Zrinjevac Park
  • A free mobile app with a map of every installation and location
  • A family friendly program for visitors of all ages with free admission

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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

Over five nights, light artists turn Zagreb's streets, squares and buildings into a walkable open air gallery. The exact locations and full program for 2027 will only be published closer to the festival, but the route traditionally covers the entire historic city centre, inviting visitors on an evening stroll from one installation to the next.

Tickets and Admission for the Zagreb Festival of Lights

The Zagreb Festival of Lights is a free open air festival, and no ticket is needed to view the installations. All light artworks can be visited freely throughout the city, though a small number of accompanying special events may have their own arrangements.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Zagreb

  • The city centre is easy to explore on foot, and Zagreb's trams are a good option for longer distances
  • Evenings in mid March can still be cool, so warm clothing is a good idea
  • Since this is one of the city's most visited spring events, accommodation near the centre should be booked well ahead
  • The free festival app makes it easier to find your way between the different installations

Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →

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