Some Saturdays are more special than others. Here in Zagreb, we make every Saturday counts. Sarah Krka, Anita Fudalej, Maksym Sytnikov, Tena Šarčević and Anna Will had their first-hand experience of Špica.
"It's a ritual, it's kind of old school Facebook.'' - Maroje
You just need to say „see you at Špica“ and everybody knows the place as well as the time. Each group has it’s own caffe, its own place to catch up.
Even Croatian president Kolinda Grabar Kitarović loves Špica. She stopped willingly to explain what Špica means to her.
"This is one of the most popular places of Zagreb, where people get together, talk to each other face-to-face, not over the phone, or Face etc. So I think it's one of the good traditions of the Central European city, that preserves that people contact, mingling together, and you know, being human after all."
