Embark on a thrilling quad safari adventure near Zagreb. Explore majestic nature, stay in a cozy village, and indulge in delicious veggie meals. Don’t miss the magical green hills of Zagorje!
- KUMROVEC - Step back in time to a distant past! Discover the oldest ethnic village with original thatched-roof houses, showcasing traditions and furniture from the early 19th century.
The central region of Croatia is a hidden gem where adventure and beauty await. A day trip from Zagreb offers a chance to explore parts of the country that many overlook, including this charming old ethnic village and the birthplace of Tito!
Located in the Sutla River valley near the Slovenian border, Kumrovec has been turned into an open-air ethnographic museum. The Staro Selo Museum, a re-creation of a 19th-century village, features 40 restored houses and barns made of pressed earth and wood. This village is also the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito, the former president of Yugoslavia. His house, now a museum, contains original furniture, letters from foreign leaders, and memorabilia, with a life-sized bronze sculpture outside.
Dive into the history of the ancient town of Kumrovec! Enjoy a flexible itinerary and personalized attention from your private guide as you explore the town and the home of the founder of communist Yugoslavia!
- Private transportation
- Lunch
- Entrance fee to ethno village Kumrovec
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Gratuities
Relax during the trip and enjoy the scenery while your guide takes care of the driving. Disembark in Kumrovec, an historic village that has been turned into an open-air museum of antique homes, known as hize, from the 19th
After pickup from your hotel in Zagreb, you’ll make the trip to Kumrovec, a preserved, open air museum village of 19th and 20th century homes. Visit the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito and learn about his rise to fame and the history of communist Yugoslavia. You’ll also see his elementary school, arboretum where he hosted public figures, and a large bronze statue in his honor.
Antique homes, called hize, represent Croatia’s history. Each house tells a story of peasant life and craft, such as pottery, wheelwrights, blacksmithing, and toy making, which is a protected cultural heritage.
After your tour in Kumrovec you can try a traditional meal at restaurant full of legends of tragic and forbidden love. No wonder its name translates to ‘The Hill of Sin.’
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
