Zagreb Small Group Guided Walking Tour with WW2 Tunnels
by Petros d.o.o
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This 2.5-hour walking tour in Zagreb introduces you to the city's main sights and historical landmarks with a local licensed guide. You start at Zrinjevac Park, where you learn about Zagreb's history dating back to medieval times. Next, visit Ban Josip Jelacic Square, the city’s central meeting point, and hear how Zagreb got its name. The tour continues to Zagreb Cathedral, a large Neo-Gothic church notable for its architecture. Then you walk to Dolac Market, Croatia’s largest farmers market, to see local produce and learn about Croatian cuisine; note this stop is only included in morning tours since the market closes in the afternoon. You pass lively Tkalciceva Street, known for its bars and coffee culture. You visit the Gric Tunnel built in World War II, which may sometimes be closed for events. Although the funicular railway is currently closed for renovation until March 2026, the guide will point it out as the oldest form of public transport in the city. You will also see Lotrscak Tower, where a cannon fires daily at noon. The route then leads to Upper Town (Gornji Grad), one of the original medieval settlements of Zagreb. Here you walk along Strossmayer promenade with views over the city, learn about the Museum of Broken Relationships, see the Croatian Parliament and Government buildings, and visit Saint Mark’s Church with its colorful roof. Finally, you walk through Kamenita Vrata (Stone Gate), the only remaining medieval city gate, which contains a chapel with a revered image of Our Lady, patron saint of Zagreb. The tour ends back at the Main Square, where you meet your guide for farewell. Groups are limited to 16 people. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The WW2 Tunnel may be unavailable if closed for exhibitions or shows.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Zrinjevac
The tour starts at Zrinjevac Park in front of the Meteorological station, a small display showing temperature and barometric pressure on the park's north side. The guide provides an introduction to Zagreb's history dating to medieval times during the 2.5-hour walk.
20 min
Ban Josip Jelacic Square
Visit the Main Square, known as Jelacic Square, which is a central meeting place for locals. The guide explains how Zagreb got its name here.
20 min
Cathedral of Zagreb
Stop at the Zagreb Cathedral, a large Neo-Gothic building noted for its impressive architecture.
15 min
Dolac Market
Walk to Dolac Market, the largest farmers market in Croatia, to experience its lively atmosphere and learn about Croatian cuisine. Note the market is closed during afternoon tours.
10 min
Tkalciceva Street
Proceed to Tkalciceva Street, a busy bar street. The guide discusses the local coffee culture and the idea of lounging here.
10 min
Tunel Gric
Visit Gric Tunnel, built during World War II, though it may be closed for special events at times.
10 min
Funicular Railway
See the funicular railway, the shortest in the world and the oldest public transport in Zagreb, which has been in operation for nearly 135 years. It is currently closed for renovation until March 2026.
5 min
Lotrscak Tower
View Lotrscak Tower, which houses the Gric cannon that fires daily at noon to mark midday.
5 min
Upper Town Gornji Grad
Explore Upper Town (Gradec), one of Zagreb’s medieval settlements. Walk along Strossmayer promenade with views of city rooftops, learn about the Museum of Broken Relationships, and see the Croatian Parliament, Government buildings, and Saint Mark’s Church with its colorful roof.
50 min
Kamenita Vrata
Pass through Stone Gate, the only medieval city gate still standing, which contains a chapel with a revered image of Our Lady, patron saint of Zagreb. The tour ends at the Main Square where you part from your guide.
5 min
Meeting point
Our guide will wait in front of the Meteorological station. This is a small display that shows temperature and barometric pressure on the north side of the park.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Zagreb Small Group Guided Walking Tour with WW2 Tunnels
by Petros d.o.o
Choose from 2 available options
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.€40Overview
This 2.5-hour walking tour in Zagreb introduces you to the city's main sights and historical landmarks with a local licensed guide. You start at Zrinjevac Park, where you learn about Zagreb's history dating back to medieval times. Next, visit Ban Josip Jelacic Square, the city’s central meeting point, and hear how Zagreb got its name. The tour continues to Zagreb Cathedral, a large Neo-Gothic church notable for its architecture. Then you walk to Dolac Market, Croatia’s largest farmers market, to see local produce and learn about Croatian cuisine; note this stop is only included in morning tours since the market closes in the afternoon. You pass lively Tkalciceva Street, known for its bars and coffee culture. You visit the Gric Tunnel built in World War II, which may sometimes be closed for events. Although the funicular railway is currently closed for renovation until March 2026, the guide will point it out as the oldest form of public transport in the city. You will also see Lotrscak Tower, where a cannon fires daily at noon. The route then leads to Upper Town (Gornji Grad), one of the original medieval settlements of Zagreb. Here you walk along Strossmayer promenade with views over the city, learn about the Museum of Broken Relationships, see the Croatian Parliament and Government buildings, and visit Saint Mark’s Church with its colorful roof. Finally, you walk through Kamenita Vrata (Stone Gate), the only remaining medieval city gate, which contains a chapel with a revered image of Our Lady, patron saint of Zagreb. The tour ends back at the Main Square, where you meet your guide for farewell. Groups are limited to 16 people. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The WW2 Tunnel may be unavailable if closed for exhibitions or shows.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Zrinjevac
The tour starts at Zrinjevac Park in front of the Meteorological station, a small display showing temperature and barometric pressure on the park's north side. The guide provides an introduction to Zagreb's history dating to medieval times during the 2.5-hour walk.
20 min
Ban Josip Jelacic Square
Visit the Main Square, known as Jelacic Square, which is a central meeting place for locals. The guide explains how Zagreb got its name here.
20 min
Cathedral of Zagreb
Stop at the Zagreb Cathedral, a large Neo-Gothic building noted for its impressive architecture.
15 min
Dolac Market
Walk to Dolac Market, the largest farmers market in Croatia, to experience its lively atmosphere and learn about Croatian cuisine. Note the market is closed during afternoon tours.
10 min
Tkalciceva Street
Proceed to Tkalciceva Street, a busy bar street. The guide discusses the local coffee culture and the idea of lounging here.
10 min
Tunel Gric
Visit Gric Tunnel, built during World War II, though it may be closed for special events at times.
10 min
Funicular Railway
See the funicular railway, the shortest in the world and the oldest public transport in Zagreb, which has been in operation for nearly 135 years. It is currently closed for renovation until March 2026.
5 min
Lotrscak Tower
View Lotrscak Tower, which houses the Gric cannon that fires daily at noon to mark midday.
5 min
Upper Town Gornji Grad
Explore Upper Town (Gradec), one of Zagreb’s medieval settlements. Walk along Strossmayer promenade with views of city rooftops, learn about the Museum of Broken Relationships, and see the Croatian Parliament, Government buildings, and Saint Mark’s Church with its colorful roof.
50 min
Kamenita Vrata
Pass through Stone Gate, the only medieval city gate still standing, which contains a chapel with a revered image of Our Lady, patron saint of Zagreb. The tour ends at the Main Square where you part from your guide.
5 min
Meeting point
Our guide will wait in front of the Meteorological station. This is a small display that shows temperature and barometric pressure on the north side of the park.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.