• King Tomislav Statue - The tour begins at the King Tomislav monument, located near the Central Station and the Esplanade Hotel, one of the city’s most esteemed hotels with a storied past.
• Zrinjevac - The next stop is Zrinjevac, a lush green area in the city. This park is beloved by nature enthusiasts and plays a vital role in Zagreb’s social scene.
• Ban Josip Jelacic Square - The main walking tour kicks off at Ban Jelačić Square, named after a 19th-century viceroy. This square is the city’s heart and a favored gathering spot for residents.
• Kaptol - From there, the tour explores Kaptol, the hub of the Catholic Church in Croatia. Visitors will see the Zagreb Cathedral, the largest in Croatia, renowned for its architecture and historical importance. The cathedral symbolizes the city’s resilience over time.
• Dolac Market - Following Kaptol, the tour proceeds to the Dolac market. This farmer’s market is brimming with fresh produce, local treats, and vibrant stalls, providing an authentic taste of Zagreb.
• Tkalciceva Street - The tour then heads to Tkalčićeva Street and Bloody Bridge, the historic boundary between Kaptol and Gradec. Today, Tkalčićeva is a pedestrian street lined with cafes, bars, and shops, serving as a social hub in the city.
• Radiceva - The tour continues along Radićeva Street towards the Stone Gate, the last remaining city gate. The Stone Gate now functions as a small chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary and is a pilgrimage site for many locals.
• St. Mark’s Church - In Gradec, the tour visits the Church of St. Mark, famous for its colorful tiled roof. The square around the church is the center of Croatia’s political life, with significant buildings like the Croatian Parliament, Government Building, Town Hall, and Constitutional Court situated here.
• Lotrscak Tower - Next, the tour strolls through the streets to see the church of St. Cyril and Methodius and St. Catherine’s Square. The Lotrščak Tower, the only remaining fortress from the 13th century, is also on the itinerary. This tower offers a city view and houses the Grič cannon, which fires daily at noon.
• Funicular Railway - Just a short walk away is the Funicular, a major attraction in Zagreb. It is the world’s shortest cable car, linking the Lower Town and Upper Town, and provides a swift and scenic ride.
• Ilica - The tour continues to Ilica Street, one of Zagreb’s oldest and longest streets. This street is the main shopping area in the Lower Town, featuring boutiques, cafes, and historic buildings.
• Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb - The tour concludes at the Croatian National Theatre, a cultural icon in Zagreb. This venue is home to many Croatian artists and performers and hosts a variety of performances, including opera, ballet, and drama.

• Guided tour of Zagreb
• A multilingual guide

• Gratuities
• Ticket for funicular ride

Discover the heroes of history, immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant atmosphere, and engage with the locals. Scale impressive buildings and marvel at breathtaking architecture. Embrace the city’s rhythm and explore its cultural landmarks, which stand as testaments to a storied past filled with legends. Your welcoming hosts are eager to share the city’s history and present, ensuring you feel at home. Enjoy the entertainment in this timeless city – a great time is assured!

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