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Zagreb City Tour + World War II Tunnels

The Croatian capital is noted for its great monumental heritage. Discover Zagreb's legacy on this guided tour through the historical center of the city. Zagreb City Tour. Our guided tour of Zagreb will begin in Ban Jela?i?

  • 2 hours
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The Croatian capital is noted for its great monumental heritage. Discover Zagreb's legacy on this guided tour through the historical center of the city.

Zagreb City Tour

Our guided tour of Zagreb will begin in Ban Jela?i? Square, the heart of Croatia's capital, where we will learn about its role during the conflicts that led to the disintegration of former Yugoslavia.

The first stop is the 13th-century Stone Gate, the entrance to Zagreb Old Town, near the city's oldest pharmacy, the Black Eagle.

Next, we will visit Gornji Grad to see the shields of St. Mark's Church, a significant religious site, and the nearby Lotrš?ak Tower, where the Gri? cannon is fired at noon.

We will enter the tunnels built by fascists during World War II and then proceed to the Bloody Bridge, where we will discuss Zagreb's turbulent history.

We will visit the Dolac Market, a vibrant marketplace showcasing local customs. Across from the market is the Zagreb Cathedral, the tallest building in Croatia, featuring a notable design element revealed on the tour.

At the end of the tour, we will return to Ban Jela?i? Square, concluding the experience after a total of 2 hours.

Included

  • English–speaking guide

Not included

  • Ticket to the Lotrščak Tower

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

Location

Activity location

Harmica, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia

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