Zagreb · CITY TOURS
10 reviewed
Think of this as the shortlist we would hand a friend flying into Zagreb: the 10 city tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Zagreb in 2.5 hours on a small-group walk, from Zrinjevac and Gradec to WWII tunnels and medieval walls, for $23.
“Great guide zagreb surprised me in good way. Recommended”
Zagreb walking tour with WWII tunnels, Zrinjevac and markets, Gradec hill views, and the world’s shortest funicular (when operating).
“Fantastic tour! My guide Lucy was absolutely amazing - her knowledge of the city was so impressive and she gave so much interesting and useful information in the 2.5hrs. The tour includes highlights of the Upper Town, Lower Town and a walk through the WWII tunnels, which I found especially interesting. I totally enjoyed this tour and would recommend to anyone arriving in Zagreb or passing through the city.”
Zagreb hop-on hop-off bus covers top sights in 1 hour with 10-language audio, free Wi‑Fi and discount booklet. From $25.
“Whenever we travel abroad, we either use a private guide or the hoho bus. This bus arrived arrived in time and upon checking our app via GYG, we chose our seat. The headset issue is actually a problem for hygienic purpose, coz its being used over and over again. Lucky, I got a sanitiser and wipes to clean our head set. Bring your wipes or sanitisers or spare headset. I suggest don’t get off until the end of the journey which is near Zagreb Cathedral. We were given also a free fridge magnet and the journey was great, we passed along around Zagreb city center, st marks cathedral, funicular, mirogoj…”
Zagreb in 2 hours with a local guide, plus WWII tunnels, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Square, Dolac market, and a cannon shot.
“This was a wonderful tour experience! Diana, our guide, was fantastic!! She was full of energy and great stories about Zagreb and Croatia, as well as endlessly patient and accommodating to our group. Probably the best tour guide we’ve ever had in our world travels! Zagreb is a beautiful city with a fascinating history and heritage and this tour was the perfect introduction! Well worth the money and the time.”
Zagreb hop-on hop-off bus with 24-hour unlimited rides, headsets, live audio in 10 languages, and a discount booklet for $26.49.
“Very short, little info, unfriendly guide and driver. Could have covered all areas with a walking tour with better info on sitrdy”
Ride an original 35-year-old Yugo through Zagreb’s Yugoslav past on a private tour with a licensed guide and standout photo stops.
“We had a great day with Theo. As somebody who used to live in Yugoslavia, we remembered a lot but also find out a lot of new stuf to”
Private 2-hour Zagreb walk through Upper and Lower Town, cathedral interior, Dolac market, Lotrščak views, and a funicular ride.
“Great tour guide. He spoke Portuguese, so it was easier to connect, and showed me all around. Also gave me some tips where to eat and to drink.”
Use a tablet time machine on a 90-minute self-guided Zagreb walk with AR/VR games, photo moments, and key sights from Manduševac to Ilica.
“As a local, I went to highschool on Uptown near 3 or 4 last location and I still had fun and exciting experience. I learned some new things and reminded some facts I forgot. Full recommendations for everyone.”
Small-group Zagreb walking tour with a licensed guide, free landmark stops, and a funicular ride to Gradec. Pickup available.
“Zrinka was awesome she has an amazing amount of knowledge. She answered our many questions. She made Zagreb come alive. Would highly recommend her.”
A 2-hour guided walk in Varaždin, Croatia, focused on Baroque streets, City Hall, legends, and noble-vs-citizen clashes with a local guide.
“Alen, my guide, is one of the most wonderful, knowledgeable and kind person I have met. He had thorough knowledge of the city, the importance of each landmark and street and the history behind certain events that are usually forgotten in history. As a person, Alen was really kind and gentle and a very patient man. I'd recommend the guided tour with Alen to everybody and if you're in Zagreb, going to Varazdin is really worth it.”
