The Cyclists Union released a statement regarding the reconstruction of Gajeva Street in the centre of Zagreb

Blatine will be host to the first 'bike repair' station in Split.

Yesterday morning, construction began on a new bike path in Koprivnica, located in northern Croatia.

Josko Stella, director of the Tourist Board of Split-Dalmatia County, says being a cycling guide is a great opportunity for young people who want to start a business in tourism.

Cycling in Zagreb is always fun. If you like mountains you're in for a treat with Medvednica looming over Croatia's capital and if you like long road runs you can head south along Sava river and over mellow hills surrounding Zagreb. 

In Samobor today, the first service station for cyclists, a so called “bike self service”, which consists of a rack for bicycle repair and boxes with a variety of tools including an allen wrench, keys, screwdrivers, a pump, and more.

The industrial heritage of Sisak has all the preconditions to become a tourist attraction, even cycling. Thirty kilometres of cycling is already a nice bike route. Tourism is only one of potential forms of revitalisation of former large industrial centres. Large furnaces and chimneys in the ironworks, tanker dock in the harbour, shipyard and many oil and gas facilities are all monuments to an era. As well as many sculptures in the workers’ village Caprag, green surfaces and lakes. The number of fifty kilometres of railroad tracks in Sisak speaks enough to the need to protect industrial heritage and imagine a new visage for it

The campaign "Glow in the Dark" (or “Sjajim u mraku”) strives to influence the awareness and importance of using lighting on your bicycles in an effort to increase the safety of the cyclists themselves, and also of other road users.

Besides wonderful scenery and unspoiled nature, the Bjelovar-Garešnica track is unique as travelling on it, famous Croatian children novelist Mato Lovrak was inspired to write his renowned work, Train in Snow