Top Zagreb Food & Drink

Taste your way through Zagreb—and do some sightseeing as you go—on this small-group food tour. Meet your guide in the late afternoon, and be certain to arrive hungry: this tour will take you to numerous restaurants and eateries around town. Learn about Croatian cuisine and its highlight dishes, and taste specialties from its different regions. As Croatia is also known for its wineries, you’ll accompany your snacks with several glasses of local wine.

Avoid the limiting itinerary of a walking-only excursion and explore beyond the city center on a comprehensive tour that includes outlying sights such as Mirogoj Cemetery and Jarun Lake. Listen to insights provided by your driver-guide as you explore by both foot and car, making the most of your time as you travel easily between locations, with hotel pickup and drop-off included at a time that suits you.

Combine majestic Croatian scenery, castles, and delicious local wine on this enchanting day tour from Zagreb. Enjoy the ultimate stress-free adventures without any transfers to organize as round-trip transportation from your Zagreb accommodation is included. The tour visits Trakoscan Castle, Sveti Kriz Zacretje Castle, and a family-run winery for a cellar visit and wine tasting session. Along the way, meet a lady who lives in a castle, learn about local blackberry wine, and find out stories about this beautiful region.

The Plešivica wine region is renowned for its sparkling wine and lies just an hour’s drive from Zagreb. On this tour, indulge in a delicious 3-course lunch or dinner at a traditional farmhouse, including authentic Croatian home cooking, regional specialties, and a variety of fine Croatian wines. As you drive back to Zagreb, stop in Samobor to admire the beautiful Baroque buildings and enjoy a walking tour of the medieval center.

There are lots of excellent wine producers in Zagreb, but without local knowledge, it can be hard as an outsider to know the best wineries to visit. On this private trip, visit an area that’s nicknamed “Zagreb’s vineyard”—Plešivica. Visit two wineries for tastings, and learn wine secrets from local winemakers. The tour also visits Zumberak Samobor Hills Nature Park with an optional hike to Samobor and its castle.

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.

Explore the turbulent 20th century in Croatia in a entertaining way combining historical facts and personal experiences. You will find out more about Croatia’s relations with neighbouring countries and being a part of five different regimes, going through three brutal wars, all explained in an easy-to-understand fashion! • Visit the WWII tunnels and hear dark stories of the Croatian fascist state • Learn about communist Yugoslavia and its leader Tito • Visit a multimedia exhibition on Croatian Homeland War • Understand the relationships between former Yugoslavia states in the past and nowadays

Visit the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park and riverside village of Rastoke on this full-day trip from Zagreb. Traveling by air-conditioned minivan, stop in Rastoke, dubbed the ‘Little Plitvice,’ and see its cascades and watermills before continuing to Plitvice proper. Here, take a 4-hour sightseeing tour, admiring the lakes and waterfalls by foot, boat, and tram. Finish with lunch (own expense) at a local restaurant before returning to Zagreb. Entrance fees included.

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.

It can be difficult to appreciate Zagreb’s historical and cultural significance on a self-led tour. Discover the city’s highlights and hear their stories on an intimate walking tour led by a local, benefiting from the small-group size for a more personalized experience. Explore landmarks including the Cathedral, St Mark’s Church, and Lotrscak Tower, and enjoy an included ride on the historic city funicular.

Make the most of Croatia’s close proximity to Slovenia during a full-day trip to Ljubljana and the Postojna Caves from Zagreb. After your coach journey, discover Ljubljana’s charming Old Town, Triple Bridge (Tromostovje), and the 15th-century Ljubljana Castle before continuing to the Postojna Caves, Slovenia’s most popular tourist attraction. Enjoy a thrilling ride into the karst cave, inhabited by stalactites, stalagmites, and salamanders. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Zagreb are included on this small-group tour, limited to eight people.

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.

Explore Zagreb’s bustling market culture, take part in a Croatian cooking class, visit a local winery, and more, on this immersive culinary tour. Meet your guide in the morning; with just a small group for company, you’ll venture to the historical Dolac Market to meet traders and see how locals shop. Following some snacks, head to a nearby kitchen where you’ll learn how to prepare Croatian brunch. Then, continue to a winery in the heart of the city for a wine tasting (accompanied by snacks). The tour concludes with coffee and dessert.

See the cities and sights of Istria on this day-long tour of the peninsula from Zagreb. With your own personal guide, you’ll visit Pula, Porec, and Rovinj to discover a Roman amphitheater, a UNESCO-listed basilica, and an enchanting Old Town that’s filled with Venetian architecture. Learn about the Istrian cities as you explore, enjoying commentary that’s focused on your interests.

Combine your sightseeing with a culinary immersion on this two-in-one tour. Meet your guide in the centrally located Ban Jelačić Square, and set off on a discovery tour. Over the course of several hours, you’ll see some of the city’s top sights, including the Zagreb Cathedral, the Stone Gate, and St. Mark’s Church. You’ll also discover Zagreb’s delicious side when you visit the locals-frequented Dolac Market, a longstanding culinary destination in the city.

Get to know Zagreb and its landmarks with the personalized insight of a private guide on this private walking tour. As you explore the Upper and Lower Towns, hear about the city’s history and distinct Central European-and-Mediterranean atmosphere, and stop for photos of the must-sees. Tour Zagreb Cathedral, climb the Lotrscak Tower, visit Jelacic Square, and see the Bloody Bridge, Stone Gate, and more. Includes a funicular ride between the Upper and Lower Towns.

Explore Croatian capital with our local guides. Find out how was Zagreb founded, and when was Ban Josip Jelačić monument erected. We will discover more about Zagreb cathedral, tallest building in Zagreb. What is hidden it its treasury, and what are most interesting anecdotes about it? You will enjoy mixture of artistic styles which formed cathedral through centuries, and learn about its significance to Croatian people. Find out why is market Dolac favorite shopping place for locals, and what makes it so special. Take the opportunity to taste snacks which are irreplaceable in local daily diet. Why is painting of St. Mary on Kamenita vrata so important to locals, and what makes St. Mark’s church one of the most important symbols of Zagreb and Croatia? Why is St. Catherine’s church considered most beautiful baroque church? Discover Lotrščak tower legend. Take a ride on world’s shortest funicular ride! We will make sure that this tour remains unforgettable experience for you!

Immerse yourself in the culinary culture of Croatia with this food and wine tour of Zagreb. Spend a half day visiting the farmers' market (dolac) in pursuit of fresh ingredients for a midday brunch (known as gablec or marenda in Croatian). Make the meal together with your group and guide, then head for a boutique winery to sample some wines and local snacks, ending up with a full picture of Croatian culinary traditions.

Channel your creativity, and enjoy a one-of-a-kind evening activity, when you attend this wine and painting session in Zagreb. Make your own way to the conveniently located facilities, and get ready to tap into your artistic flair: painters of all skill and experience levels are invited to participate. Create your own masterpiece, enjoy the company and conversation, and sip glasses of wine as you paint.

Explore Zagreb through the eyes of the locals, by taking this unique "Croatian culture and customs" oriented walking tour that will show you what is Croatia really about. Learn about Croatian coffee culture, mentality, history and customs! Your guide will take to the main attractions in the city center and provide a delicious specialty coffee tasting in a local roaster&coffee shop.

Step into the allure of this little medieval and winery  tour . Where you will enjoy its charming architecture surrounded by forested hills of Samobor. It is especially known for its Cremeschnitte cake, Mustarda, Bermet liquor, crystal and most fun of all for its attractive carnival festivities in February, affter Samobor we are off to Plesivica wine road-the region of green hills and valleys wrapped in vineyards and small family wineries.

In this interactive cooking class, you will learn how to prepare strukli, step by step; from phyllo dough, cheese filling until baking and tasting. Also, you will learn Croatian customs and traditions walking through Dolac market stands full of seasonal vegetables and fruits, cheeses, meat and fish. This cooking class is suitable for vegetarians who eat dairy products and eggs.

See more of Zagreb and get some great pictures along the way with this informative photo tour of the Croatian capital. With a professional local photographer leading the way, explore Downtown and Uptown, learning photo-taking techniques as well as the best angles in which to capture the city at its best. Photograph some legendary landmarks and some hidden gems.

Get a comprehensive tour of Zagreb combined with personalized attention on this private excursion. Your dedicated guide will provide commentary on Zagreb's history, culture, architecture, and art as you visit both Upper and Lower Zagreb in just a few hours. Highlights include Ilica Street, St. Marko's Square, Dolac Market, the Stone Gate, Jelacic Square, and others.