Zagreb Botanical Garden Tours and Activities

Welcome to Croatia - the homeland of cravat! As its name says, we'll take you "all around" to see all relevant sites of Zagreb center - your 8 km ride stars at King Tomislav Square, continues along the squares of the Green Horseshoe followed by the Upper town. We will ride through the parks as well, even off-road, uphill and downhill, to master your Segway skills together with acquiring some knowledge of Zagreb and Croatian history. No worries that you will get tired! You will ride hi-tech super fun personal transporter which will save your energy for the rest of the day. Afterwards, you might continue exploring some of the places or museums which we will recommend during the tour.

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.

If you're a first-time Zagreb visitor, you'll find several tours that take you to the top attractions around the city. But don't settle for an impersonal group tour when you can enjoy the personal attention of your guide, on this private city walking tour. From architectural gems to cultural norms, your guide helps you unpack this charming city, and shows you several top sights along the way. Highlights include Park Zrinjevac, the Botanical Garden, bustling Ilica Street, and much more.

If you're a first-time Zagreb visitor discover with us Zagreb's Old Town and downtown areas. Enjoy the personal attention of your guide on this private city walking tour. From architectural gems to cultural norms, your guide helps you unpack this charming city, and shows you several top sights along the way. Did you know that there is a devil's head inside Zagreb Cathedral? Join us and hear more stories like this and visit sites such as Park Zrinjevac, St. Mark's Church, the Botanical Garden, bustling Ilica Street, and much more. Don't wait anymore, explore and enjoy Zagreb!

How exciting can it be if you can explore the city at a quicker pace before you do your other business dealings in the Capital of Croatia? This is a unique option for people who prefers a more active tour, for the early riser, ideally for a small group (solo traveler, couples, families), and casual runners. We have picked the ‘’must-see’’ historical places and secret passages. Gain insight into Zagreb’s history, culture and contemporary scene from your local guide as you jog around the city center and visit the landmarks at a bit higher pace than strolling.

The development of the downtown Zagreb starts in the mid 19th century. This is exactly why this part of the town reminds us of Vienna, Budapest or Prague; the many parks, museums, squares and building with gorgeous ornaments as well as other cultural monuments are works of renowned architects, builders and urban planners of its age. This tour is great for anyone who likes exploring the flat part of the city, but still being in an older part full of history and galleries. Often, this is the central part of the town where cultural events, manifestations, markets, and music events are organized. It is also the bellowed part of the city where locals like to hang out, enjoy the green parks and pavilions in the shade.

We research, design and develop unique travel programs. Our experience and knowledge, as well as our passion for our homeland, enriches travelers' experience in Croatia. We are travel specialists in custom-designed tours for small and large groups. Zagreb has culture, arts, music, architecture, gastronomy and all the other things that make a quality capital city – it's no surprise that the number of visitors has risen sharply in recent years. Croatia's coastal attractions aside, Zagreb has finally been discovered as a popular city-break destination in its own right. Zagreb is a mixture of straight-laced Austro-Hungarian architecture and rough-around-the-edges socialist structures, its character a sometimes uneasy combination of the two elements. This small metropolis is made for strolling the streets, drinking coffee in the permanently full cafes, popping into museums and galleries, and enjoying the theatres, concerts and cinema.