Zagreb

Rediscover Croatia's capital city

Zagreb is Croatia's charming capital, where historic elegance meets modern lifestyle. Embedded between soft green hills and shaped by centuries of history, Zagreb is a city with a unique mix of culture, cuisine, and traditional flair. Whether in the winding streets of the old town, the lively markets, or the stylish cafés, Zagreb is a real insider tip for anyone who wants to experience authentic European city life.

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Highlights

Stroll through the Upper Town (Gornji Grad), where cobblestone streets, Baroque facades, and historic churches characterize the cityscape. Enjoy the view from Lotrščak Tower, listen to the noon cannon shot, and let yourself be enchanted by the charm of traditional gas lanterns.
Street art, small galleries, and alternative cultural centers make Zagreb a hotspot for creative types. As the cultural heart of Croatia, the city offers numerous museums, theaters, and galleries. The Croatian National Theater not only impresses with its architecture, but also offers a high-caliber program of opera, ballet, and drama.
The world's shortest funicular railway connects the lower town with the upper town – in just 64 seconds! A charming ride with a great view.
A huge city park with forests, lakes, walking trails, and a zoo – ideal for families or a relaxing break in the countryside.
The Croatian night train takes you directly from Zurich to Zagreb in around 12 hours every day. It's a unique experience, and you arrive refreshed in the morning in the heart of the bustling city.

Insider Tips

Tuškanac

A quiet neighborhood above Gornji Grad, with green parks, small cafés, and the Tuškanac cinema. Perfect for a few relaxing hours away from the tourist crowds. This green insider tip in Zagreb invites you to stroll, relax, and take a deep breath – ideal for anyone who wants to experience Zagreb from its quieter side.

Tunnel Gric

The Gric Tunnel is a hidden piece of Zagreb's history. Originally built as an air-raid shelter during World War II, it now serves as a pedestrian tunnel between the upper and lower parts of the city. Occasionally, small exhibitions, artistic events, and alternative events take place here – an exciting place away from the well-known sights.