



by Free Spirit Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€158This 3-hour walking food tour through Zagreb covers several key spots in the city center. The tour begins at Ban Josip Jelacic Square by the horseman statue. From there, the group visits Dolac Market, the largest and oldest green market in Zagreb, where fresh ingredients and traditional Croatian dishes are sampled during about one hour of exploration. The tour continues with a stop to taste a local Zagreb cheese pastry at a food shop. Then the route follows Radiceva Street, known as one of Zagreb’s liveliest streets, where additional local specialties are offered during a one-hour walk. Finally, the tour concludes back at Ban Josip Jelacic Square at a chocolate cafe, where guests try original Croatian sweets. The guide is certified and experienced, leading the group through five different food locations with tastings included. Additional food and drinks beyond the tastings are not included. Guests with special dietary needs should arrange these with the local operator before the tour.
Ban Josip Jelacic Monument
The meeting point is in front of the horseman statue at Ban Jelacic (main) Square.
Dolac Market
Walk for about an hour around Dolac Market, the largest and oldest green market in Zagreb, tasting fresh ingredients and traditional dishes.
60 min
Food Stop - Cheese Pastry
At this food stop, guests taste a traditional Zagreb cheese pastry dish during a 30-minute visit.
30 min
Radiceva
Spend about an hour walking through Radiceva Street, one of Zagreb's liveliest streets, tasting various local specialties.
60 min
Ban Josip Jelacic Square
The tour ends at a chocolate cafe on the main square where original Croatian sweets are served during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
in front of the horseman statue at Ban Jelačić Square (main square)
End point
in front of the horseman statue at Ban Jelačić Square (main square)




by Free Spirit Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€158This 3-hour walking food tour through Zagreb covers several key spots in the city center. The tour begins at Ban Josip Jelacic Square by the horseman statue. From there, the group visits Dolac Market, the largest and oldest green market in Zagreb, where fresh ingredients and traditional Croatian dishes are sampled during about one hour of exploration. The tour continues with a stop to taste a local Zagreb cheese pastry at a food shop. Then the route follows Radiceva Street, known as one of Zagreb’s liveliest streets, where additional local specialties are offered during a one-hour walk. Finally, the tour concludes back at Ban Josip Jelacic Square at a chocolate cafe, where guests try original Croatian sweets. The guide is certified and experienced, leading the group through five different food locations with tastings included. Additional food and drinks beyond the tastings are not included. Guests with special dietary needs should arrange these with the local operator before the tour.
Ban Josip Jelacic Monument
The meeting point is in front of the horseman statue at Ban Jelacic (main) Square.
Dolac Market
Walk for about an hour around Dolac Market, the largest and oldest green market in Zagreb, tasting fresh ingredients and traditional dishes.
60 min
Food Stop - Cheese Pastry
At this food stop, guests taste a traditional Zagreb cheese pastry dish during a 30-minute visit.
30 min
Radiceva
Spend about an hour walking through Radiceva Street, one of Zagreb's liveliest streets, tasting various local specialties.
60 min
Ban Josip Jelacic Square
The tour ends at a chocolate cafe on the main square where original Croatian sweets are served during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
in front of the horseman statue at Ban Jelačić Square (main square)
End point
in front of the horseman statue at Ban Jelačić Square (main square)