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Best Walking Tours In Zagreb

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The 10 most popular walking tours in Zagreb. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.

10 Best Walking Tours In Zagreb

Zagreb: Small Group Walking Tour City Center and WW2 Tunnels

Zagreb: Small Group Walking Tour City Center and WW2 Tunnels - Starting at Zrinjevac: The Best Zagreb “Welcome” Point

Zagreb: City and WWII Tunnels Walking Tour

Zagreb: City and WWII Tunnels Walking Tour - Zrinjevac Park, Bogovićeva Street, and why the route starts there

2.Zagreb: City and WWII Tunnels Walking Tour

4.9

Walk Zagreb’s Lower and Upper Town highlights, then tour WWII tunnels and climb for views, with a funicular ride when it’s operating.

“We enjoyed the tour very much. Our guide, Marko, was a highly qualified guide, The historic facts were very informative and objective. It"s strongly recommended to book the tour when visiting Zagreb. Thanks!”

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Walking tour of Zagreb

Walking tour of Zagreb - Starting at Zrinjevac Park: Photos, Stories, and an Easy Kickoff

3.Walking tour of Zagreb

5.0

Walk historic Lower and Upper Zagreb with a licensed guide, Dolac Market and Tunel Gric, plus a funicular ticket if running.

“Was Very informative and very entertaining as our guide had a good sense of humor. Interesting history of the city politics and military actions.”

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Zagreb Small Group Guided Walking Tour with WW2 Tunnels

Zagreb Small Group Guided Walking Tour with WW2 Tunnels - Zagreb Cathedral and neo-Gothic impact: what to notice while you’re staring up

Zagreb: Restaurants, Food & Old Town Walking Tour

Zagreb: Restaurants, Food & Old Town Walking Tour - Dolac Market: why this farmers market is more than a photo stop

Zagreb Unveiled: Private walking tour with a local guide

Zagreb Unveiled: Private walking tour with a local guide - Zrinjevac and the Green Horseshoe: your calm starting point

6.Zagreb Unveiled: Private walking tour with a local guide

5.0

Private 2-hour Zagreb walk with a local guide. WWII tunnel, classic landmarks, Dolac market, and a funicular ride included.

“Luka was fabulous and charming! He gave us a wealth of knowledge about the city, politics, and how it has shaped the history. He was welcoming and friendly, funny, and gave great food recommendations for after the tour. Please take this tour with Luka and if you do, go on your first day in Zagreb…”

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Zagreb: Restaurants, Food & Old Town Walking Tour

Zagreb: Restaurants, Food & Old Town Walking Tour - Dolac Market: why this farmers market is more than a photo stop

Zagreb Private Walking Tour with a local

Zagreb Private Walking Tour with a local - Zagreb Cathedral and the skyline: tallest in Croatia

8.Zagreb Private Walking Tour with a local

5.0

A 2-hour private Zagreb walk with a licensed local guide, funicular ticket, Dolac Market, WWII tunnel, and Upper Town landmarks.

“We often book walking tours and we highly recommend this one. Marko is dynamic, knowledgeable, respectful and friendly. Our family got to know the history of the Greb and the background of the mediaval towns. Marko avoided crowds and made sure we were in the shades. The booking experience was easy. We highly recommend! Thank…”

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Zagreb BIG Tour – Our Signature Walking & Panoramic Tour

Zagreb BIG Tour - Our Signature Walking & Panoramic Tour - Ban Jelačić Square: the main stage, then off to something more interesting

Eclectic Private Walking Tour in Zagreb

Eclectic Private Walking Tour in Zagreb - Zagreb Cathedral: multiple styles, one strong presence

10.Eclectic Private Walking Tour in Zagreb

5.0

A 3-hour private Zagreb walking tour with a licensed guide, photo stories, Dolac Market, Bloody Bridge, Grič Tunnel, and a funicular ticket.

“This tour was superb from the excellent personal communication before we arrived in Zagreb to the fun walk around this beautiful city’s historic highlights. Karlo’s knowledge was encyclopaedic, but not delivered in dry facts but in stories and accompanied by a gallery of photographs showing the life of Zagreb and its people through the past…”

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