Your Experience

In exploring Zagreb, there's no more enriching way than joining a guided walking tour that lets you absorb its vibrant culture and stunning architecture. As you journey through both the Lower Towns and Upper Towns, experience lush greenery, lively streets, historic sites, and bustling local markets.

Discover Ban Jelačić Square in Zagreb City Center

Nestled within the Green Horseshoe—a U-shaped city square—Zrinjevac Park is a verdant oasis located centrally. Wander through this green area before heading to Ban Jelačić Square, which lies at the heart of Zagreb and features centuries-old buildings with antique facades. This historic site also marks the boundary between Gornji Grad (Upper Town) and Donji Grad (Lower Town).

Experience the Historic Upper Town

Your journey continues with a ride on the iconic Zagreb Funicular, recognized as the world's shortest public transport funicular at just 66 meters in length. As you ascend to the Upper Town via this unique mode of transit, pass through Grič Tunnel—a structure that once served dual purposes during World War II as both a bomb shelter and promenade.

Admire the Zagreb Cathedral with its impressive height and Gothic design, highlighted by two distinctive spires. Make your way to Dolac Market, famed for being an open-air farmers' market. Continue on Tkalčićeva Street—a pedestrian thoroughfare known as one of Zagreb's liveliest areas—with numerous bars, cafes, and shops offering local souvenirs.

Take in the Lotrščak Tower from the 13th century where a cannon signals noon each day. Conclude your tour at the historic Stone Gate, another relic from the same era that serves as both a shrine and an important medieval site for oaths.