Walking tours Zagreb

1. Historic Upper Town (Gornji Grad) Walking Tour


Explore Zagreb’s medieval heart, the Upper Town (Gornji Grad), known for its narrow, winding streets and historic charm. Begin your tour at Ban Jelačić Square, then walk up to the majestic Zagreb Cathedral. From there, visit the Stone Gate, a preserved medieval gate and sacred pilgrimage site. Continue to the vibrant, colorful St. Mark’s Church with its iconic tiled roof. Stroll through Strossmayer Promenade, which offers stunning panoramic views of the city below, before concluding your tour at the Lotrščak Tower, where you can hear the famous cannon fire at noon. The tour includes a unique visit to the Museum of the Necktie, where you’ll learn about Croatia’s invention of the cravat and its cultural significance.

  • Duration: 2-3 hours
  • Highlights: Ban Jelačić Square, Zagreb Cathedral, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, Lotrščak Tower, Museum of the Necktie


2. Zagreb Lower Town (Donji Grad) Art and Architecture Walking Tour

This tour focuses on Zagreb’s Lower Town (Donji Grad), known for its elegant Austro-Hungarian architecture and artistic landmarks. Start at the main square, Ban Jelačić Square, and stroll through the lush Zrinjevac Park, passing by beautiful 19th-century buildings. Visit the Art Pavilion and the Croatian National Theatre, two architectural masterpieces. Along the way, explore the charming flower markets and cafés. This tour is perfect for art and architecture lovers who want to delve deeper into the cultural side of Zagreb.

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Highlights: Zrinjevac Park, Art Pavilion, Croatian National Theatre, Ban Jelačić Square


3. Upper Town & Lower Town Combo with Necktie Museum Visit

This walking tour combines the best of both worlds: Zagreb’s Upper and Lower Towns. Start by exploring the medieval Upper Town, visiting landmarks such as St. Mark’s Church, the Stone Gate, and Zagreb Cathedral. Then, head down to the bustling Lower Town, where you’ll see impressive squares and parks like Zrinjevac and Tomislav Square. The tour includes a unique visit to the Museum of the Necktie, where you’ll learn about Croatia’s invention of the cravat and its cultural significance.

  • Duration: 3-4 hours
  • Highlights: Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church, Stone Gate, Lower Town, Museum of the Necktie