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News from Secret Zagreb

We've had a chance to present our tours and quests to specialised international audiences at conferences in Poland and in Sweden. The Poland conference took place in April, and it was organised by Interpret Europe. If you've been browsing through this blog, you might already know that our Iva is a very active Interpret Europe member and guide trainer. She attended the conference and presented how the Badass Women of Zagreb tour was developed as a part of a presentation called The Blind Badasses: Turning tales of historical underdogs into interpretive experiences.

Just last week, Iva travelled to Sweden to take part in an international Transformative Play Initiative Seminar and presented our gamified Witch Hunt quest in a presentation calledWitch Hunt Quest: can a gamified tour stoke the flame?

It is motivating to know that specialised communities, that aim to bring positive changes to the world, recognise our projects as something that can add value and new perspectives to their initiatives. But more importantly, the two events were an incredible opportunity for us to gain new insights, and find ways to make our experiences more meaningful.

February is always very busy here in Secret Zagreb, as we get a lot of visits from Zagreb locals. Isn't it the best time to join our most romantic tour Dark Romance in Zagreb? We would say that it's always a good time to choose that particular tour, as it shares a lot of personal stories about well-known Croats, and it's an interesting perspective on the local history. However, this tour's curse is that it gets chosen almost exclusively around Valentine's Day. In the month of February, this is by far our most popular tour.

We offer this tour all-year-round as a private tour. Contact us to book your favourite date.


Photos: Enisa Pepić