

by Servus Tours
This private walking tour covers Zagreb’s Old Town and downtown in about two hours with a professional local guide. The tour begins at Ban Josip Jelačić Square, a central meeting place rich in history, where you spend around 20 minutes. Next, you visit the Zagreb Cathedral for 10 minutes, learning about its historical significance and spotting details like the devil’s head inside. You then head to Dolac Market for 10 minutes, a lively spot where locals shop for fresh ingredients and tourists can see Croatian gastronomy. Afterward, the tour continues along Tkalčićeva Street for 10 minutes, a popular area to stop for a coffee or a drink and hear local stories. The route includes Kamenita Vrata, the medieval gate to Gradec, for 10 minutes, followed by a 10-minute stop at St. Mark’s Square to view the church known for its colorful roof. Lotrščak Tower is next, where you learn about the daily noon cannon and can reach it via Zagreb’s short funicular ride, spending 10 minutes there. The walk continues on Ilica Street for another 10 minutes, one of Zagreb’s busiest streets, before finishing with 15 minutes in Zrinjevac Park, a green space filled with many stories. The tour includes all entrance fees, and the guide shares detailed information about each stop throughout the walk.
Ban Josip Jelacic Monument
Ban Josip Jelačić Square is Zagreb’s most popular square and a favorite meeting spot for locals. It is filled with historical stories and trivia. The tour spends about 20 minutes here.
20 min
Cathedral of Zagreb
The most important church in Zagreb, the Cathedral holds much Croatian history. The guide shows details such as the devil’s head inside. Visitors spend approximately 10 minutes at this stop.
10 min
Dolac Market
Known as the belly of the city, Dolac Market is where locals buy fresh ingredients. It is also a place where tourists can learn about Croatian gastronomy. The visit here lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Tkalciceva Street
This street is popular for taking breaks, drinking coffee or alcoholic beverages, and eating. It also holds unusual local historical trivia. The tour stops here for about 10 minutes.
10 min
Kamenita Vrata
Kamenita Vrata is the only surviving medieval entrance to Gradec and is a sacred place for locals. The tour spends about 10 minutes here.
10 min
St. Mark's Square
This square is famous for St. Mark's Church, known for its colorful roof. Visitors can take photos here during the 10-minute stop.
10 min
Lotrscak Tower
At 12:00 pm daily, a cannon is fired from Lotrščak Tower. The best way to reach the tower is via Zagreb’s funicular, the world’s shortest public transport. The stop here lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Ilica
Ilica is one of Zagreb’s best-known and busiest streets. The tour spends 10 minutes highlighting why this street is popular.
10 min
Zrinjevac
One square, million stories.
15 min
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