• Zrinjevac - The tour begins at Zrinjevac Park, right in front of the Meteorological station. This small display shows temperature and barometric pressure on the park’s north side. Embark on a 2.5-hour guided walk to explore the rich history of Croatia’s capital, dating back to medieval times.
• Ban Josip Jelacic Square - Explore the Main Square, also known as Jelacic Square, a popular meeting spot for locals and the heart of the city. Here, you’ll learn how Zagreb got its name.
• Cathedral of Zagreb - Marvel at the Zagreb Cathedral, a monumental and breathtaking Neo-Gothic structure.
• Dolac Market - Move on to Dolac, Croatia’s largest farmers market, and soak in the lively atmosphere (Note: Dolac market is closed for afternoon tours). Discover the statue of Kumica and learn about Croatian cuisine.
• Tkalciceva Street - Your journey continues to the lively Tkalciceva Street, often referred to as the bar street, bustling with people. Learn about the Croatian philosophy of lounging and coffee culture.
• Tunel Gric - Visit the Gric Tunnel, constructed during WWII (occasionally closed due to events).
• Funicular Railway - Experience the world’s shortest funicular, the oldest form of public transportation in the city, delighting Zagreb’s citizens for nearly 135 years. Hop on for a ride.
• Lotrscak Tower - The formidable Lotrscak Tower houses the Gric cannon, which fires daily at noon to signal midday.
• Upper Town (Gornji Grad) - The Upper Town, or Gradec, is one of the two medieval settlements that formed Zagreb. Enjoy the charm of the Strossmayer promenade, the best spot for panoramic views of Zagreb’s rooftops. Learn about the Museum of Broken Relationships, and discover the seats of the Croatian Parliament and Government, as well as Saint Mark’s Church, famous for its colorful roof.
• Porta di Pietra (Kamenita Vrata) - Walk through the Stone Gate, the only medieval city gate that has survived to the present day. Inside, there is a small chapel housing a miraculous picture of Our Lady, the patron saint of Zagreb. Conclude your tour at the Main Square, where there’s always something happening, and bid farewell to your guide.

• Licensed local guide
• Ticket for funicular ride

• Gratuities

• Small group for a great experience (the tour is limited to 16 people).
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• The WW2 Tunnel may be closed to visitors if some event takes place in it (exhibition, theatre show or similar). In that case, it will not be possible to visit the Tunnel.
• The funicular usually do not operate on last Monday in the month till 14:00 hrs due to regular maintenance.
• Dolac Market is closed in the afternoon and on public holidays.

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