Zagreb Highlights: Private Walking Tour with Local Guide

Discover Zagreb’s charm on a private walking tour that goes beyond the guidebooks. Stroll lively streets, hear fascinating legends, and admire the city’s Gothic, Baroque, and modern architecture while experiencing everyday life with your own guide. The tour is tailored to your interests—history, culture, architecture, or simply soaking up the atmosphere. In just 1.5 hours you’ll see highlights like Ban Jelačić Square, the Cathedral & Kaptol, Dolac Market, Tkalčićeva Street, Bloody Bridge, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Square, Strossmayer Promenade, Lotrščak Tower, and some hidden corners. You’ll leave feeling connected to the city, not just having seen it.

1. 1

   Cathedral of Zagreb

   10 min

   Cathedral is one of the most famous symbols of the city of Zagreb and the most monumental sacral building in Neo-Gothic style southeast of the Alps.

2. 2

   Dolac Market

   10 min

   Dolac is the most visited farmers market in Zagreb and the place where locals buy their food for the past 80 years.

3. 3

   Tkalciceva Street

   10 min

   Tkalciceva Street is the most vibrant street in Zagreb lined with small boutiques, traditional shops, restaurants and cafes.

4. 4

   Kamenita Vrata

   10 min

   Kamenita Vrata or Stone Gate is the eastern gate to medieval Gradec Town and the most significant oath site in Zagreb.

5. 5

   St. Mark's Square

   15 min

   St. Mark's Square, once the center of medieval Zagreb, today is the center of Croatian government and parliament with recognizable 13th century St. Mark's Church.

6. 6

   Church of St. Catherine

   Pass by

   St. Catherine's Church is a Baroque church built by Jesuits in the 17th century.

7. 7

   Strossmayer Promenade

   15 min

   Strossmayer promenade is a peaceful, harmonious place hidden from the bustling life of Zagreb and the best place for panoramic views of the city.

8. 8

   Lotrscak Tower

   10 min

   The Lotrscak Tower, which dates to the 13th century, was built to guard the southern gate of the medieval Gradec. Directly across the street is the funicular railway, constructed in 1888, which connects the Lower and Upper Town.

9. 9

   Ilica

   10 min

   Ilica is one of the longest, busiest and most popular shopping streets in Zagreb.

10. 10

    Ban Josip Jelacic Square

    10 min

    Ban Jelačić Square is the main square of the city of Zagreb and the centre of Zagreb’s social life.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.