Croatia · HISTORY TOURS IN ZAGREB
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 4 history tours in Zagreb worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
2.5-hour Zagreb walking tour with expert guide, key sights, and a WWII trip through the Grič Tunnel, small group value.
“An awesome tour. Tomislav was a great guide and gave us a ton of good info. The tour covers plenty and is a good balance of not being too in-depth while still being informative.”
Small-group Zagreb food and heritage walk with Tea, Dolac market tastings, tavern classics, and a sweet finale of štrukli.
“What an amazing day. I lucked out and got Tea as a private tour guide because the other people in the group canceled. Tea was so knowledgeable about the history of the city and Croatia. She was also knowledgeable about the history regarding each yummy dish. During this tour I fell in love with my new addiction…Strukli! Every place we stoped had amazing food plus amazing stories to go along with each dish. Including sampling some fresh cheese at Dolac market. Tea was a joy to hang out with while exploring the culture and stuffing my face too. Good thing I skipped breakfast that day.”
Food and Zagreb history in 5-6 hours: charcuterie, Dolac market, Lotrščak Tower, then a 3-course lunch with local specialties.
“This was such a fun way to explore Zagreb! Karlo is a fantastic tour guide, and this tour is a great way to get to know Zagreb’s history, see the city, and eat some delicious food! Karlo is such a thoughtful tour guide, and his pride in his country shines through. If you have the opportunity to book this tour, or another one through Bespoke Croatia, definitely do so - Karlo is the best!”
A 2-hour small-group walk in Zagreb with a local guide, funicular ride to Gradec, Stone Gate stories, Dolac market, and Cathedral views.
“Dorothea was an incredible guide, explaining the history of the area causing Zagreb to become what it is today. It was the perfect way to begin our visit to Zagreb!”
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