Top Zagreb Food Tours

Taste the local terroir on a day trip to the Croatian countryside. First, visit a family-owned estate to learn about cheese production. Then it’s on to a local winery to taste several varietals, along with homemade bread. Later, enjoy more wine paired with traditional Croatian dishes at a local restaurant. This is an excellent choice for foodies and oenophiles.

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.

Our first stop will be Trakoscan the most beautiful Croatian castle. We will take some amazing photos of the 13th century castle and explore the history and tradition of the region. Here you will taste some blackberry wine which is famous in the region. Our next stop will be something special, a castle which is still "alive". We will meet the lady who lives in it and she will show us her impressive family arts collection and take us back in time to the period of the Austrian Hungarian empire. We will continue driving through the country side to a very pleasant family who runs a famous winery. We'll explore the wine cellar, learn about making and tasting wine and of course try it. You will get to taste 4 different sorts of wine with some local cheese and you'll also taste štrukli, the most famous delicatessens from Zagorje. In the afternoon we will drive you back to your accommodation in Zagreb.

Hop in the saddle for a bike tour of ancient Zagreb, led by your own private guide. Perfect if you want to discover the city without a large tour group, the experience showcases the sights and history of Zagreb’s Upper and Lower towns with as many stops as you like. You’ll hear the stories behind the Bloody Bridge and Stone Gate, and get tips for the best beer or brandy in town.

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.

Take a bite out of Croatia’s thriving food scene during this half-day walking food and sightseeing tour with a small group. Join no more than 15 guests as you explore Zagreb highlights. Stop as you walk to sample Croatian specialties, including local foods and drinks selected by your guide.

Join us on a private trip to the region often called Zagreb’s vineyard and try some of the best Croatian wine, enjoy in the breathtaking landscapes and walk through the picturesque city of Samobor! Plešivica is famous Croatian wine region located 30 km southwest of Zagreb with centuries-old tradition in wine-growing and making a wide selection of high-quality and renowned wines with the emphasis on white and sparkling wines. You will have the opportunity to visit two local wineries, meet local wine-makers and try a selection of wines with distinctive aroma and taste. Besides enjoying in wine tasting and beautiful landscape of Zumberak Samobor Hills Nature Park you will have the option to have a short hike up to the ruins of 13th century Samobor Castle and/or to explore the city of Samobor famous for its interesting culinary tradition and well-preserved 19th century charm.

Are you a foodie that loves exploring local cuisine wherever you go? Then this tour is all you need. Tasting local food coming from throughout Croatia, you will enjoy a variety of dishes, ranging from traditional to modern classics, and learn about local customs. Piece of advice - come hungry! • Taste the best traditional and modern Croatian food • Visit the largest green market in Zagreb, as a true local • Multiple restaurant and food shop stops with all tastings included • Learn about local culinary traditions and customs • Eat, drink and enjoy the city

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.

Cycle through the city streets of Zagreb on this afternoon bike tour. With a guide in the lead and a bike and helmet provided, you can enjoy the scenery without worrying about directions or navigating. Pass many of the city's highlights and learn about  Zagreb's history, culture, and modern-day life through guided commentary. Stop to catch your breath with a coffee at a local cafe.

Explore Zagreb’s Upper Town and Lower Town districts on this 2.5-hour private walking tour. Hop aboard the funicular with a guide to Gradec — the Upper Town — and enjoy fine city views from the Strossmayer Promenade. Discover top attractions including the Lotrščak Tower, St Catherine’s Church, the Stone Gate and the seat of the Croatian Parliament. Then, descend via Tkalčićeva Street to the Lower Town and head through Dolac Market to medieval Kaptol. Admire traditional architecture in Ban Jelačić Square, then finish in the pretty surroundings of Zrinjevac Park.

Do you have a day off from work or do you want a weekend break somewhere? No problem, Opatija is the best choice for a weekend this spring or for a short break this year. The beautiful city of Opatija is a summer resort and romantic city located near Rijeka. Opatija is a picturesque destination that offers a beautiful sunset, romantic atmosphere and some of the best wellness and spa hotels in Croatia. Attractions in Opatija: Church of St. James promenade The girl with the seagull Swiss house Gervais Center Also nearby is Ucka Nature Park Why visit Opatija? Beautiful promenade Architecture Parks Air conditioning, sea holidays A romantic sunset Great hotels that offer spa and wellness Good gastronomic offer You can get to Opatija cheaply and easily from all parts of HR

Take in the highlights of the Croatian capital on a 2-hour walking tour and enjoy the undivided attention of a private guide. Ride the funicular between the Upper and Lower Towns; visit Floral Square, Zagreb Cathedral, and the Stone Gate; soak up the atmosphere at Dolac Market; and explore the museum quarter of Gradec.

Visiting the wine cellar is a special experience for every guest. Enjoying the tasting of sparkling wine produced by the classic "champagne" method and wines of white and red varieties such as chardonnay, Rhine Riesling, pea, sauvignon, yellow nutmeg, green sylvan, black pinot, frank and cabernet sauvignon will delight any wine lover.

Foodies have certainly heard about truffles—the coveted and elusive ingredient prized by chefs the world over—but to really understand this ingredient, you need to go out truffle hunting. On this private tour from Zagreb, head to the Istrian forests for a truffle hunting excursion with a trained dog. Along the way, enjoy food and a glass of wine, and a tavern lunch, included in the tour price.

First-time visitors that want an overview of historic Zagreb—with a personal touch—shouldn't miss this private walking tour, where you can slow down and stroll the center of the city with your own guide. See markets, churches, even the old city gates, and enjoy ample time to ask questions. Along the way, you can visit landmarks like the Zagreb Cathedral, bustling Jelačić Square, and the medieval areas of Gradec and Kaptol.

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.

Some will say that Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. And it will probably be right as this city radiates special energy. The beautiful Hungarian metropolis is full of culture and beautiful landscapes. With all this, it is also irresistible with excellent food and affordable prices. Budapest offers a sense of security and warm indulgence, so not only is it very high on the list of most desirable tourist destinations, it is also one of the most desirable cities to live in. The pleasant climate, the Danube that flows through the city and carries with it a relaxing power and powerful dignity, is a trump card that is difficult to remain indifferent to. Budapest has also become a center for the education of students from all over the world, which has breathed new enthusiasm and enthusiasm. Different cultures, different languages ​​and different dreams came together in a place that connects East and West. A place worth exploring or visiting.

Experience the best of Zagreb from a local experienced licensed guide. Experience history, culture, lifestyle and many more. The tour will start in the downtown of Zagreb, in one of the most beautiful parts of the green horseshoe; Zrinjevac. Learn about the life of locals in Zagreb as you visit Dolac Market and Ban Josip Jelacic square. Admire Zagreb landmarks such as Zagreb Cathedral, Tkalčićeva street, the Stone Gate... Experience a ride in one of the world shortest funiculars. Learn who where one of the most famous Croatian inventors and scientist while walking Strossmayer's promenade. Discover underground tunnel from the world war II and find out why cannon fires every day in Zagreb. Perfect tour for first-time visitors and for the ones who want to learn more about this amazing Croatian capital city in a small group tour.

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.

This is a very unique, local experience, off the beaten path. It's a perfect one day trip if you're a wine lover and find yourself in Zagreb! This is a very personal tour, as you'll get to meet the winemakers themselves, try their best wines, and learn about the history of their vineyards and the region.

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.

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.

What better way to discover Zagreb’s historical and cultural highlights as well as contemporary scene than on a personalized walking tour led by local. Do not expect a dry presentation of facts rather an informative and a well-rounded story of not just Zagreb but Croatia as well. Your guide will make sure you experience and feel the atmosphere of the country’s capital as well as the habits of the locals. The tour will end with plentiful advice so you might even consider prolonging your stay in Zagreb.