Zagreb Old Town Small-Group Walking Tour

Start at Zrinjevac Park
and head to the city's main square

The tour starts in elegant Zrinjevac Park. Follow your local expert guide to Ban Jelačić Square, the heart of the city, and hear how Zagreb got its name and the legend of its founding.

Next, visit Zagreb Cathedral (Cathedral of the Assumption), a symbol of the city. Your guide explains its origins, turbulent history and centuries of restoration.

Walk through Dolac Market and Tkalčićeva Street

Dolac Market, known as the "Belly of Zagreb", is where locals gather every day to buy fresh produce. Stroll along Tkalčićeva Street, famous for its café culture, and hear about the relaxed everyday life of Zagreb's residents.

Pass through the WWII Grič Tunnel and on to the funicular

Walk through the Grič Tunnel, an underground passage used as a shelter during World War II, for a glimpse into Zagreb's recent history. Nearby is the funicular, Zagreb's oldest public transport; when it is operating, ride it and enjoy the views over the rooftops.

Discover St. Mark's Church and the Stone Gate in the Upper Town

Climb to the Upper Town (Gradec), one of Zagreb's early medieval settlements, and walk along the Strossmayer Promenade with its city views. See the Lotrščak Tower and St. Mark's Church, famous for its colorful tiled roof, and pass by the Museum of Broken Relationships.

With your guide, pass Zagreb's oldest pharmacy and go through the Stone Gate, the only surviving old city gate. Inside is a chapel with a painting of the Virgin Mary said to have miraculous powers. After a stop at a hidden spot off the tourist trail, the tour ends at Ban Jelačić Square, where your guide shares recommendations for food and museums in Zagreb.

※ The Grič Tunnel may not be visited if events such as exhibitions or performances are held inside.
※ The funicular ride is included only when it is operating.
※ The order of visits and itinerary may change depending on local conditions.