Walking tour of Zagreb
Description
Get your walking shoes on and take a stroll with us as we show you the highlights of our wonderful city. We have the local insights and handy tips to leave you wanting to explore some more. We will stop and show you the major sites and give you some history and culture lessons along the way. Explore the Upper and Lower Town, walk through the parks of the city, discover the wonders sprinkled along the way and hear the untold secrets. When tour finishes you will leave having a deeper understanding of Zagreb landmarks, a greater appreciation of the history of this beautiful city, and more confidence when navigating on your own.
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Itinerary
We start the tour at Zagreb’s famous Zrinjevac Park, which will give you some great selfie and photo opportunities while we provide you stories about our hometown.
From the park, we will hit Bogovićeva street which is well known for its bars and restaurants.
Discover Zagreb's main square. One of the most popular meeting points in Zagreb.
The Zagreb Cathedral is monumental historic building. It is one of the Zagreb's landmarks.
Zagreb oldest green market. Enjoy this location with all your senses. Hear about local food products.
WW2 tunnel under Grič Hill. Back in the days used for military purpose today it is a tourist attraction and a great shot-cut trough the city centre.
The best way to climb historic medieval Upper Town. Enjoy the shortest funicular ride in the world.
Historic guard tower that houses famous Grič cannon.
Enjoy the beautiful panoramic views of the city. This is a great opportunity for some more photos, to see St. Marks Church, Museum of Broken Relationship, Croatian Government Building, Croatian Parliament and to enjoy the charm of medieval Zagreb.
Walk trough medieval city gate and inhale the history.
After Upper Town we will descend down to the Tkalčićeva street. It is Zagreb's most famous pedestrian zone packed with bars and restaurants. There is always something going on there.
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please note that the WWII tunnels and the funicular might not operate on certain dates.
Reviews(463)
Marko is a friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. With limited time in Zagreb we were able to get a good feel for the city, seeing key sights with history in under 3 hours. Highly recommended!
Robert was a great tour guide! Knowledge, humor, and a dash of sarcasm made for a fun and informative walk. Our group wasn't too large, so we could easily hear what Robert had to say. He had suggestions on things to do and places to eat, and the ones we tried turned out lovely. I was walking around the city completely ignorant of its history and culture, but this tour helped to fix that. I always enjoy walking tours as a way to get my bearings and find things to round out my itinerary and this one was one of the best.
There are no “terror” hills so I’d say it’s easy walking. Our guide, Robert, was easy to understand, very knowledgeable and added humour to his presentation. We enjoyed our introduction to Zagreb & Croatia.
Really great way to spend a few hours in Zagreb, especially if you are short on time. We got a nice synopsis of Croatian and Zagrebian history as we strolled around the main sites, with some local insights and anecdotes thrown in.
Loved the tour, very informative and interesting. I enjoyed the variety of places we visited. Lots of fun
This was a very informative and enjoyable tour with Marco. It lasted about 2.5 hours and we saw all the main areas. Particularly enjoyed the ww 2 tunnels. Good value for money.
Excellent walking tour with a knowledgeable funny guide, Marko. We not only explored the places but also the history of Zagreb.
This was an excellent tour that included history, culture and a good sprinkling of humor. Definitely worth the time if you want to get a good overview of Croatia’s capital city.
What a great way to see the beautiful city of Zagreb. Saša (hope you write it that way) was a good guide. Full of passion about "his" city, but also full of passion about football. The hangover that Croatia had lost to Portugal was still pounding through his head. We have seen beautiful places and experienced the deafening shot at 12:00. I can definitely recommend this tour.
Robert was informative, humorous and efficient. We came away with a greater appreciation of Zagreb and it's charms.
