

by Limitless Balkan
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.€200This private walking tour in Zagreb lasts about two hours and is led by a licensed English-speaking local guide. The tour begins at Zrinjevac, part of the Green Horseshoe park, where visitors spend around ten minutes. It then continues to Ban Josip Jelacic Square, the main city square, with a ten-minute stop. Next is Mandusevac Fountain, linked to local legends, visited for five minutes. The group proceeds to Zagreb Cathedral, the tallest building in Croatia, spending about fifteen minutes exploring its exterior and surroundings. After that, the tour moves to Dolac Market, known as the belly of the city, for ten minutes to observe local market life. The route continues to Tkalčićeva Street, a vibrant street with cafes and shops, where the group stays for five minutes. The tour includes a visit to Tunel Gric, an underground tunnel built during World War II, with a ten-minute explanation of its history and function. A ride on Zagreb's funicular, one of the shortest in the world, is included when operational; however, it is currently closed for renovation until March 2026. The itinerary proceeds to Lotrščak Tower, a medieval fortification, with a ten-minute stop. Next is St. Mark's Church, a landmark known for its distinctive tiled roof, visited for ten minutes. The final stop is Kamenita Vrata, the old town gate, where the tour concludes after ten minutes. The tour covers all walking and stops in a logical order, providing an unveiled overview of Zagreb's landmarks, history, and local lifestyle. Included are the private tour, the licensed English-speaking guide, and a one-way funicular ticket when the funicular is operational. Food, drink, and gratuities are not included.
Zrinjevac
Zrinjevac is a green park area and one of the most attractive parts of Zagreb's Green Horseshoe.
10 min
Ban Josip Jelacic Monument
This is the main city square in Zagreb, featuring the statue of Ban Josip Jelacic.
10 min
Mandusevac Fountain
A fountain connected to Zagreb's local legends.
5 min
Cathedral of Zagreb
The Cathedral is the tallest building in Croatia and a notable landmark in Zagreb.
15 min
Dolac Market
Known as the 'belly of the city,' this market offers a view of local life and fresh produce.
10 min
Tkalciceva Street
One of Zagreb's liveliest streets, known for its atmosphere and social scene.
5 min
Tunel Gric
Drive-by stop with no detailed information provided.
10 min
Drive-by
Drive-by stop with no detailed information provided.
10 min
Lotrscak Tower
A medieval tower and fortification in Zagreb.
10 min
St. Mark's Church
A distinctive church and one of Zagreb's most recognizable landmarks.
10 min
Kamenita Vrata
An old town gate in Zagreb, historically significant as part of the city's defenses.
10 min
Tour starts at Nikola Šubić Zrinski square, meeting point is in front of the meteorological post.
End point
Tour ends at main square (ban Jelačić square)


by Limitless Balkan
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.€200This private walking tour in Zagreb lasts about two hours and is led by a licensed English-speaking local guide. The tour begins at Zrinjevac, part of the Green Horseshoe park, where visitors spend around ten minutes. It then continues to Ban Josip Jelacic Square, the main city square, with a ten-minute stop. Next is Mandusevac Fountain, linked to local legends, visited for five minutes. The group proceeds to Zagreb Cathedral, the tallest building in Croatia, spending about fifteen minutes exploring its exterior and surroundings. After that, the tour moves to Dolac Market, known as the belly of the city, for ten minutes to observe local market life. The route continues to Tkalčićeva Street, a vibrant street with cafes and shops, where the group stays for five minutes. The tour includes a visit to Tunel Gric, an underground tunnel built during World War II, with a ten-minute explanation of its history and function. A ride on Zagreb's funicular, one of the shortest in the world, is included when operational; however, it is currently closed for renovation until March 2026. The itinerary proceeds to Lotrščak Tower, a medieval fortification, with a ten-minute stop. Next is St. Mark's Church, a landmark known for its distinctive tiled roof, visited for ten minutes. The final stop is Kamenita Vrata, the old town gate, where the tour concludes after ten minutes. The tour covers all walking and stops in a logical order, providing an unveiled overview of Zagreb's landmarks, history, and local lifestyle. Included are the private tour, the licensed English-speaking guide, and a one-way funicular ticket when the funicular is operational. Food, drink, and gratuities are not included.
Zrinjevac
Zrinjevac is a green park area and one of the most attractive parts of Zagreb's Green Horseshoe.
10 min
Ban Josip Jelacic Monument
This is the main city square in Zagreb, featuring the statue of Ban Josip Jelacic.
10 min
Mandusevac Fountain
A fountain connected to Zagreb's local legends.
5 min
Cathedral of Zagreb
The Cathedral is the tallest building in Croatia and a notable landmark in Zagreb.
15 min
Dolac Market
Known as the 'belly of the city,' this market offers a view of local life and fresh produce.
10 min
Tkalciceva Street
One of Zagreb's liveliest streets, known for its atmosphere and social scene.
5 min
Tunel Gric
Drive-by stop with no detailed information provided.
10 min
Drive-by
Drive-by stop with no detailed information provided.
10 min
Lotrscak Tower
A medieval tower and fortification in Zagreb.
10 min
St. Mark's Church
A distinctive church and one of Zagreb's most recognizable landmarks.
10 min
Kamenita Vrata
An old town gate in Zagreb, historically significant as part of the city's defenses.
10 min
Tour starts at Nikola Šubić Zrinski square, meeting point is in front of the meteorological post.
End point
Tour ends at main square (ban Jelačić square)