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Zagreb - Six new clubs open

Green Gold Club Bar
Green Gold Club, Habana, 1st Coffee, Aussie Bar, Hit Club and Al Metro – are six names for six different clubs which can recently be found at one location in Zagreb. These six facilities, opened in the new commercial and retail center Green Gold 52, all make the Green Gold Club Bar & Restaurant complex. The entrance to all bars, clubs and restaurants is free; the complex is open 24 hours and has a rich offer for everyone.


Although it seems like a classic coffee bar, guests of 1st Coffee can enjoy the finest coffees from Ethiopia, Puerto Rico, Kenya, India, Nicaragua, Indonesia and Haiti in the mornings and with the arrival of the evening the bar turns into a nightclub.

Lovers of cocktails will enjoy the Aussie Bar, while those hungry and eager to try a different kind of pizza will become loyal guests of the Al Metro pizzeria. This is a unique pizzeria where guests are able to create their own flavors, as well choose the size of their favorite dish.

As its name reveals, Habana is the place for the lovers of Latin American way of life. On the other hand, those looking for a more peaceful atmosphere to enjoy with their friends or business partners, either during the day or in the evening, can choose the Hit Club. This is a closed-type club where one can enjoy private company and excellent meals on request.

The complex Green Gold Club Bar & Restaurant is the place for fun, but also for business meetings because along with the clubs there are VIP and numerous conference rooms.

The commercial part of the Green Gold Centre offers forty different stores and recently opened attractive Gold Green Gardens - a place for a break in the greenery, which offers a number of simple dishes.

Several other attractive facilities are also planned – terraces and bars, and annunced for the middle of this year is the opening of the Doubletreea by Hilton Hotel.

The Tourist Board of Zagreb
www.zagreb-touristinfo.hr
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