Walking Tour of Zagreb with Funicular Ride
Zagreb
Walking Tour of Zagreb with Funicular Ride
2.5 hours
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Discover Zagreb's charm with an expert guide, uncovering hidden gems and authentic stories in a small group, and enjoy the shortest funicular in the world as part of the tour.
Experience Zagreb's charm by immersing yourself in the pulse of the city with an expert local guide.
Meet your guide in Zrinjevac Park, with pretty flowerbeds and water fountains before heading to Ban Jelačić Square, the center of Zagreb’s pedestrian zone.
Visit the Neo-Gothic Cathedral, Zagreb's most defining landmark as you delve into the authentic stories that have shaped the city.
Enjoy the shortest funicular in the world and reach the Upper Town through the Gric Tunnel.
Fun Fact: Zagreb was part of a horrible fire in 1731. The capital city had completely burned down. Everything was destroyed except for a painting of Mary and Jesus that was found among the rubble completely unscorched.
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Funicular ride ticket
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The Lively City of Zagreb
Begin your walking tour at Zrinjevac Park where you will meet your licensed local guide, in the heart of the famous Green Horseshoe of Zagreb. Next, head to Ban Jelacic Square, the focal point of Zagreb's social life. Admire the daily activity and watch as friends and families meet to chat. Take in the beautiful historical structures that frame the square. From there, visit the Neo-Gothic Cathedral, located in the Kaptol district just above Ban Jelacic Square – Zagreb‘s most defining landmark. Then, visit the Dolac Food Market, the belly of Zagreb, and stroll through to enjoy fresh and delicious produce.
The Shortest Ride to the Upper Town
Next, pass through the Gric Tunnel to board the shortest funicular in the world and reach the Upper Town. Explore the top sights like Lotrscak Tower, home of the Gric cannon, seats of the Croatian Parliament and Government, Saint Mark’s Church famous for its picturesque roof, and the Stone Gate with the miraculous painting of Our Lady. Continue to Tkalciceva Street, one of the most vibrant and busiest streets in Zagreb, always filled with people because of its ever-growing number of coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. Finally, end the tour at the Main Square.
Walking Tour of Zagreb with Funicular Ride
Discover the heart and soul of Croatia's capital city on this 4-hour guided walking tour that includes a funicular ride to Upper Town, immersing you in Zagreb’s vibrant history and culture. Explore key landmarks like Ban Jelačić Square, Zrinjevac Park, and the Neo-Gothic Cathedral, all while enjoying insights from your expert local guide. This tour covers approximately 3 miles of walking through downtown Zagreb, with stops at major attractions such as the Croatian National Theatre and Tkalčićeva Street. The experience is available in English, German, Italian, French, and Spanish, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of international visitors.
Explore Ban Josip Jelačić Statue
Your tour stops at the iconic Ban Josip Jelačić Statue where you'll learn about this central figure's importance in Croatian history. Erected in 1872, the statue stands as a symbol of Zagreb’s independence and resilience. Located in bustling Ban Jelačić Square, it is a focal point for locals and tourists alike. Visitors spend around 15 minutes here, taking photos and listening to stories about the square's role as the heart of Zagreb’s pedestrian zone since its renovation in 2007. Unlike other city squares, this one features an equestrian statue that has been relocated several times due to political changes but remains a constant landmark.
Experience Zrinjevac Park
At Zrinjevac Park, guests can enjoy the tranquil beauty of Zagreb’s green space. Established in 1876, this park spans approximately 2 acres and features meticulously maintained flowerbeds, water fountains, and benches for relaxation. The most notable feature is the fountain designed by architect Hermann Bollé in 1903. Visitors spend about 20 minutes here, admiring the lush gardens and learning about the park's significance as a meeting spot for locals since its creation. Unlike other city parks, Zrinjevac Park has retained much of its original design and continues to be a popular destination for both tourists and residents.
Tour Highlights
• Meet guide at Zrinjevac Park with detailed introduction
• Walk 2 miles through Zagreb's pedestrian zone with historical landmarks
• Audio guide in English, German, Italian, French, Spanish languages
• Experience the Neo-Gothic Cathedral built from 1880 to 1902
• Enjoy funicular ride up Gric Tunnel to Upper Town
• Discover Ban Jelačić Square with its equestrian statue since 1872
• Access Croatian National Theatre on Tkalčićeva Street open daily
• Convenience including guided commentary throughout the tour
Perfect for history enthusiasts, culture seekers, and architecture buffs, this walking tour provides an in-depth look at Zagreb's rich heritage through key landmarks. The 4-hour format allows you to explore Ban Jelačić Square, Zrinjevac Park, and Upper Town, giving you a comprehensive understanding of the city’s architectural beauty while enjoying its unique blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy.
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