27/02/2020
💁♀️💲 Have questions about the payment methods? We are happy to answer them!
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PAYMENT METHODS
1️⃣Is paying in installments a possibility?
YES! You can pay in installments. Each month you can pay an agreed-upon amount! The main thing is that the full amount is paid 15 days prior to the start of the Workshop.
2️⃣How many installments are possible?
This depends on when you make the reservation of your spot in the Workshop. If you make your first payment in February, you can make 4 more payments every month before the Workshop starts (March, April, May, June).
3️⃣When is the last payment due?
The last payment in full should be until June 15th, 2020.
4️⃣What is the minimal amount I should pay immediately?
The first payment should be at least 300 euros. After that, you can choose the amount yourself, as long as you meet the deadline for paying in full.
5️⃣What happens if I miss the deadline? Can I have my money back?
The deadline for asking for a full refund is April 30th. After this date refunds will not be possible.
04/02/2020
[Early Bird Admissions 🐣]
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🎸From July 18th till July 25th Richard Smith is in Croatia with his Fingerstyle Guitar Workshop.
🎸Early Bird Admission: 890 EUR
01/02/2020
❗️New Location for Our Guitar Fingerprint Workshop!
👉 https://bit.ly/2SaG8LE
We are staying in Croatia, but the Workshop will be held in the capital city of Zagreb!
5 ZAGREB FUN FACTS:
🔴 1 The home of Dragons
Berlin has a bear - but Zagreb's got dragons. The city is full of reptiles and medieval statues of snakes and dragons abound. Visitors can take walking tours which give the Brothers Grimm a run for their money - rumor has it a cursed snake queen is buried deep down in the tunnels of Zagreb's medieval mountain fortress, Medvedgrad. Could this be the true Medusa?
🔴 2 Homage to failed relationships
The city hosts a truly unique Museum of Broken Relationships, devoted to mementos from relationships of all kinds. It's quirky, it's personal, nostalgic, and somewhat melancholy - but it's one of the hottest attractions in Zagreb.
🔴 3 Pepper eating
Croatian cuisine is diverse and exciting – and the Dolac market, affectionately called “the Belly of Zagreb”, is a gastronomical experience to be reckoned with.
In particular, visitors are drawn to a traditional aromatic biscuit known as the paprenjak. Hard name; amazing taste. The cookie, once made by the women of old Zagreb, is an unusual combination of honey, walnuts, and pepper – a reminder of Zagreb’s unique contrasts.
🔴 4 Stay Connected
Many tourists are dependent on GPS - and thus wifi. But this ancient city, steeped in history, is way ahead of the game when it comes to modern amenities. The city center has free wifi, along with many other streets, hotels, and cafes throughout the city. In fact, there's a whole page offering the passwords for free wifi in the city. So in Zagreb, you’ll never be lost – and you’ll never be without Instagram.
🔴 5 The smallest and safest funicular of the world
That's right, Zagreb hosts the world's safest public transportation system, with no passenger injuries in over a century. But there is a catch. We are referring exclusively to Zagreb's old-fashioned funicular. It's the world's shortest street car funicular system, measuring just 66 meters long, and connects Upper Town and Lower Town. And a one-way trip will cost you less than €1. Bargain!
