An international chess spectacle bringing together over 300 players from around the world for three days of masterful moves and strategic challenges.

Croatian skier Filip Zubčić delivered another impressive performance in the Giant Slalom World Cup race held in Beaver Creek, finishing in an excellent 6th place.

Figure skating fans have a really good reason to visit Zagreb in early December: the Golden Spin.

Croatian skier Zrinka Ljutić achieved a fantastic result at the Killington World Cup, solidifying her status as one of the most promising young alpine skiers globally.

On October 13, 2024, Zagreb will proudly host the 32nd edition of the Zagreb Marathon, the country’s largest running event.

On Thursday, September 5, 2024, Arena Zagreb will host one of the greatest basketball events in recent Croatian history – the Memorial Game in memory of Dražen Petrović.

The European Judo Championships Seniors was held at the Zagreb Arena from 25 to 28 April, once again proving Zagreb's status as a European sports metropolis

ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships in Zagreb on 5 and 6 April gathered more than 420 superb skaters from all around the world, alongside the skating fans

In late-April, Zagreb will host the European Judo Championship, the largest judo competition that has ever taken place in Croatia.

Croatia will host the 2024 senior Men's European Water Polo Championship from January 4 to 16 in Zagreb and Dubrovnik

Futsal tournament Kutija šibica (matchbox in Croatian) is one of the longest running sport events in Zagreb. It will mark the last month of the year.

From October 24 to 27, Futsal Dinamo will play historic matches in the Futsal Champions League at KC Dražen Petrović. As state champions, they will represent Croatia in an elite club competition.

The Zagreb Marathon will again gather many runners who find its courses very interesting since participants run through the streets of the city, including the very centre, while being loudly cheered by the crowd.

This year’s three-day athletics spectacle from the WA Continental Tour Gold series, the 73rd Boris Hanžeković Memorial in Zagreb attracted numerous Olympic and world champions, as well as world record holders

The Boris Hanžeković memorial, the oldest sports competition in Croatia, which has been continuously organized since 1951, will host more than 200 competitors from all over the world this year, in its 73rd edition.

The jubilee 5th Croatian World Games will be held in Zagreb from July 24 to 29, 2023, organized by the Croatian World Congress and sponsored by the City of Zagreb and the Central State Office for Croats Abroad.