Zagreb City Tour + World War II Tunnels

The capital of Croatia is renowned for its rich historical legacy. Explore the heritage of Zagreb through this guided experience in the bustling historic center of the city.

Zagreb City Exploration

This guided exploration of Zagreb will commence at Ban Jela?i? Square, located centrally in Croatia's capital. Here, you will uncover the significance of this vibrant public square during the late 20th century, particularly amidst the events that led to the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia.

Our journey will first take us to the Stone Gate, a historic 13th-century entrance to Zagreb Old Town. In close proximity lies the city's oldest pharmacy, known as the Black Eagle.

We will then proceed to Gornji Grad. At this location, you will observe the intricate shields adorning St. Mark's Church, one of the region's most iconic religious landmarks. Just a short stroll away, you'll encounter the Lotrš?ak Tower, home to the city's well-known tradition of firing the Gri? cannon at noon.

Following this, we will enter the tunnels constructed by fascist forces during World War II, before delving deeper into history at the Bloody Bridge, where we will explore the conflicts that have influenced Zagreb's complex past.

Next, we will visit the Dolac Market, a vibrant hub where you can learn about the everyday practices of local residents. Directly across from the market stands the impressive Zagreb Cathedral, the tallest structure in Croatia. One of its twin towers conceals a remarkable detail that you will discover during our tour.

To wrap up our exploration, we will return to Ban Jela?i? Square, concluding our journey after a duration of 2 hours.