Zagreb Tours

LJUBLJANA 1. not expensive, 2. not far, 3. have a unicorn gin tonic ... If you are planning a weekend trip, Ljubljana will afford you plenty in just one day. Namely, the funicular, which is whole in glass, connects the old town center and Ljubljana Castle. Another interesting way to see Ljubljana from another angle is a boat ride along the Ljubljanica River. The ship, named after the river itself, offers a meal as desired. Boat trip lasts 45 minutes and costs 10 euros per person, 75 kuna. A romantic champagne ride for two is 30 euros or 223 kuna.If you want to take a break from sightseeing, you can do it in the Šmartinski park, which is ideal if you come with children because it is full of devices that they will be able to play on. within which is the Tivoli Castle, the apark extends to the city center. BLED When you think of the perfect "getaway" for a weekend enjoy in nature, peace and quiet. Irresistible food and kremšnita. Don't forget to miss the ride in the boat "Pletna".

Some will say that Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. And it will probably be right as this city radiates special energy. The beautiful Hungarian metropolis is full of culture and beautiful landscapes. With all this, it is also irresistible with excellent food and affordable prices. Budapest offers a sense of security and warm indulgence, so not only is it very high on the list of most desirable tourist destinations, it is also one of the most desirable cities to live in. The pleasant climate, the Danube that flows through the city and carries with it a relaxing power and powerful dignity, is a trump card that is difficult to remain indifferent to. Budapest has also become a center for the education of students from all over the world, which has breathed new enthusiasm and enthusiasm. Different cultures, different languages ​​and different dreams came together in a place that connects East and West. A place worth exploring or visiting.

Enjoy a day away from the city without the hassle of travel on a round-trip excursion from your Zagreb hotel to the outlying Plitviče Lakes National Park. Discover the sights of the UNESCO-listed forest reserve with insights provided by your guide. Explore the natural landscape by foot, looking out for native wildlife as you admire dramatic waterfalls and lakes, then relax with return transfer via minivan or car.

Do you have a day off from work or do you want a weekend break somewhere? No problem, Opatija is the best choice for a weekend this spring or for a short break this year. The beautiful city of Opatija is a summer resort and romantic city located near Rijeka. Opatija is a picturesque destination that offers a beautiful sunset, romantic atmosphere and some of the best wellness and spa hotels in Croatia. Attractions in Opatija: Church of St. James promenade The girl with the seagull Swiss house Gervais Center Also nearby is Ucka Nature Park Why visit Opatija? Beautiful promenade Architecture Parks Air conditioning, sea holidays A romantic sunset Great hotels that offer spa and wellness Good gastronomic offer You can get to Opatija cheaply and easily from all parts of HR

Explore Plitvice Lakes National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on a full-day trip from Zagreb, and experience one of Croatia’s most scenic landscapes. Visit the historic village of Rastoke, join a guide for a walk through the park, cruise across Kozjak Lake, then take a panoramic train ride. This full-day Plitvice Lakes tour includes pickup and drop-off at selected hotels in Zagreb, all activities, and entrance fees.

Varaždin is particularly remarkable for its exceptional monumental and artistic heritage with the preserved and magnificent baroque architectural ensemble of the historic center. Varazdin shows its unique urban identity not only by the splendid Baroque architecture of the historic center, but also by the warmth of its harmonious squares and romantic streets. The historic core is the stage of many events throughout the year. Varaždin is not enough for one day to see, experience and feel, but for love at first sight it will be enough. Enjoy the artistic and architectural messages of the past The preserved baroque urban ensemble is rich in monumental and artistic heritage, walking through the streets of the city will reveal numerous palaces, villas, the oldest town hall in Europe, introduce you to roommates who once marked the activity of a particular trade or were a trademark of an individual craftsman, tell legends.

Snap the perfect photo of Istria during this private photography sightseeing trip led by a professional photographer. Experience the picturesque towns of Motovun, Rovinj, and Pula, capturing images of photogenic sights like Roman ruins, baroque churches, scenic valleys, and more. Along the way your knowledgeable guide shares tips to help get the most out of your equipment.

We will start our trip with the visit to the most beautiful part of mountain Croatia - Plitvice Lakes National Park. The drive to Plitvice will take us through the breathtaking landscapes of Croatia, including the panoramic view of the village Rastoke, town Slunj, family farm for a breakfast, homeland war museum, and numerous other memorable sceneries. Your tour of sixteen lakes of Plitvice will give you a chance to learn more about the wonders of nature which the national park is famous for. After exploring the park’s rich natural history, the geological stories told inside rocks of the south and north lakes and the travertine barriers thousands of years in the making, we will enjoy the boat drive over the lake. After Plitvice lakes we stop by Restaurant Degenija for a lunch (at your own expense). Minimum number is two person.

Taste the local terroir on a day trip to the Croatian countryside. First, visit a family-owned estate to learn about cheese production. Then it’s on to a local winery to taste several varietals, along with homemade bread. Later, enjoy more wine paired with traditional Croatian dishes at a local restaurant. This is an excellent choice for foodies and oenophiles.

Cycle through the city streets of Zagreb on this afternoon bike tour. With a guide in the lead and a bike and helmet provided, you can enjoy the scenery without worrying about directions or navigating. Pass many of the city's highlights and learn about  Zagreb's history, culture, and modern-day life through guided commentary. Stop to catch your breath with a coffee at a local cafe.

Pack in two of Slovenia’s most popular places into one day with this full-day tour of Ljubljana and Bled from Croatia. With round-trip transport form Zagreb included, it’s easy to make your way to see the Ljubljana old city center, Ljubljanica River’s Triple Bridge, Bled Castle, and Lake Bled. Tour both cities with a guide, and then use your free time to explore on your own.

Visit two of Slovenia’s highlights on a full-day, small-group tour from Zagreb to Ljubljana and Lake Bled. Take a walking tour of the historic Slovenian capital, enjoy the view from the Ljubljana Castle, then drive into the Julian Alps to see Lake Bled’s medieval castle and island church. This full-day Slovenia tour includes all activities and round-trip transport from centrally-located Zagreb hotels, and it’s limited to eight people for a more personal experience.

Visit the Plitvice Lakes without the hassle of renting a car during this full-day trip from Zagreb. Make a stop in Rastoke on the way, then explore the 16 interconnected turquoise lakes of Plitvice, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on your own after an intro from your guide.

Hop in the saddle for a bike tour of ancient Zagreb, led by your own private guide. Perfect if you want to discover the city without a large tour group, the experience showcases the sights and history of Zagreb’s Upper and Lower towns with as many stops as you like. You’ll hear the stories behind the Bloody Bridge and Stone Gate, and get tips for the best beer or brandy in town.

Experience Zagreb’s historic sites and neighborhoods on a 2-hour walking tour of the city that includes admission to the Museum of Broken Relationships. Follow a guide on a specially-designed route through Zagreb streets, from Ban Jelacic Square to the baroque landmarks of Upper Town. Following the tour, use your tickets to the Museum of Broken Relationships to explore love stories from around the world.

Discover a number of Zagreb’s top sights in just a couple of hours—and enjoy a speedy and pleasant way to travel the city—on this small-group bike tour. Pick between convenient morning and afternoon tour times, meet your guide, and grab your bike and helmet. You’ll set off on a tour of the city’s Upper Town, which contains many of its top landmarks (including the Zagreb Cathedral, Stone Gate, and more). As you go, learn the stories behind the sights from your guide.

Experience Slovenia, Zagreb, and Plitvice Lakes National Park in a single 3-day private tour from Zagreb. Explore the highlights of Zagreb city on a driving and walking tour combination, both in the walkable city center and farther afield. At Plitvice National Park, see and photograph the 16 interconnected lakes via a boat and train ride. On Day 3, head to Slovenia's capital Ljubljana, and the picturesque Lake Bled. This private tour for just you and your party ensures personalized attention from your guide.

Discover Zagreb and get an immersive experience of the city. Join us on an hour long live virtual tour of the Croatian capital. Tour operates: Tuesday, 9:00 am CET (Zagreb local time) Sunday, 9:00 am and 3:00 pm CET (Zagreb local time) Two friendly and enthusiastic licensed local guides will share all the ins and outs of the city with you. In order to curate a proper online experience we will be welcoming you live from the streets of Zagreb and show you the hidden gems of the city. In addition, we will share more stories and interesting tidbits of the city through cherry picked video clips made for you and answer the questions. This tour can also be a great insight and a warm up before you visit Zagreb.

Take a break from the city’s busy streets with a visit to the Museum of Illusions in central Zagreb, ideal for all the family. Discover over 70 exhibits that defy the laws of physics and learn more about the science behind them. Pause regularly to interact with displays and take memorable snaps, then challenge yourself in the smart playroom with stimulating puzzles and games.

Discover Zagreb old and new, and see many of the city’s main attractions, when you sign on for this half-day bike tour of the Croatian capital. Meet your guide in central Zagreb, and grab your bikes and helmets before heading off on your trip around town. Tackle the hills to reach Zagreb’s historical Upper Town, see the neoclassical splendor of its Lower Town, and bike to the city’s most modern districts, too. As you go, learn more about the city and its landmarks from your guide.

Cross the border and take in the highlights of Slovenia on this full-day small-group tour from Zagreb in Croatia. Enjoy a guided walking tour of Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital; marvel at the natural wonders of Lake Bled, and visit sights such as Bled Castle and the Church of Assumption of St. Mary. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Make the most of your journey between Zagreb and Split by booking this transfer that includes a stopover in Plitvice Lakes National Park. Once you arrive, take a guided walk through the park with a leader providing historical and environmental commentary. Explore Croatia's largest national park and snap photos of the 16 interconnected lakes and intermittent waterfalls, then be on your way for evening drop-off in Split.

Escape the bustling city on a 4x4 tour of Medvednica Nature Park. Discover hidden highlights, including a former silver mine shaft, 200 year old trout farm, and ancient spring, as well as included access to Medvedgrad Fortress. Absorb views of the mountain landscape as you cruise along off-road trails and look out for native wildlife, such as deer and boar, while gaining insight into the region from your guide.

See a side of Zagreb that many tourists miss, and get acquainted with the Croatian capital’s recent political history, on a small-group biking tour of the city. You’ll be heading south of the Sava River, where the city’s neoclassical buildings give way to utilitarian architecture that’s evidence of its Socialist past. Choose between morning or afternoon departure times, meet your guide in the city center, and grab your bike. As you go, you’ll also see pretty Bundek Park, bypass The Museum of Contemporary Art, and more.