Walking Tours of Zagreb


When: Year round
Duration: 2 - 3 hours (can be shortened)
From: Zagreb



Modern Zagreb grew out of two mediaeval settlements, Kaptol, founded in 1094 and Gradec which was proclaimed a free royal city in 1242. Today, the capital of Croatia is a lively Central European city busting with activity. The 20th century brought the Secession style to its public buildings, parks and fountains, emanating the lofty spirit of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. With a rich tradition of art, music and culture, strolling the Upper and Lower town to enjoy numerous galleries, colorful open-air markets, coffee houses, fine restaurants and parks is marvelous.

Walking Tour of Zagreb
Zagreb is a wonderful walking city! Our tour begins with the city’s most memorable sights in the fortified, mediaeval Upper Town. We’ll see the famous St. Mark's Church with its multi-colored tile roof, the baroque church of St. Catherine, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and the Parliament with the Government Palace. As we move to the Lower City, stretching around the main square with statue of Ban Jelačić, we will see the 19th century National Theater, Museum of Arts & Crafts, the University and the beautiful Zrinjevac Park with its numerous elaborate Secession (Art Nouveau) buildings. 

Secrets of Zagreb
Wander through the streets of one of Europe’s most lively cities and discover the seven wonders of Zagreb. Taste the real Zagreb in bustling Dolac Market and try to find the hidden places of the solar system planets. Meet the Zagreb mummy and don't miss the High Noon cannon blast. Feel the ride in the Zagreb funicular and take a walk along the Zagreb green horseshoe. This tour is a unique opportunity to see all of the major sights of Zagreb in a relaxing way and includes a Zagreb map, entrance to the Archaeological museum, Funicular ticket. morning coffee and lunch in a typical Zagreb tavern

Discover Samobor!
Just few miles outside Zagreb is Sambor, a city famous for its culinary tradition and well-preserved 19th century charm. A highlight of out tour is a guided tour of Sambor’s unique Marton Museum, internationally renowned for its collection of over 2000 individual pieces of European applied art from the 17th and 18th centuries, as well as an impressive assortment of rare Russian items. In addition to its stunning porcelains, the museum is also noted for its fine collection of silver, furniture, paintings, and glass.


Zagreb Area Adventure programs
The Zagreb area is marvelous for hiking and cycling programs. And don’t forget to ask about our unique balloon ride over the hills of Zagorje!

 

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