Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and is a city that has found its place on the map of Europe about a millennium ago. But today, this metropolis is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in Europe. An oasis of peace, Zagreb is also a metropolis that offers relaxation to tourists who cross the threshold.

The history and culture of this city blend harmoniously with the youthful activities that the city has at its disposal. Further, Zagreb is one of the Croatian cities that managed to self-propel the world’s top destinations. Although it does not have the fame or shine of other European cities or metropolises, Zagreb impresses through its medieval fortresses and wonderful parks. Certainly, there are so many to see and do here. So what are you waiting for?Spend your Zagreb City Break in Croatia with us.

Cultural attractions in Zagreb

Zagreb City Museum will amaze you with its artefacts and displays, with theme music and city models. All these will help you to discover the progression of Zagreb as a city and Croatia as an independent country in the 20th century especially. You have to know that much of it is interactive, which makes it a nice option for an educational experience with the kids.

Croatia National Theatre was opened in 1895 when Emperor Franz Josef II opened the Baroque Art Gallery of Zagreb. It proved to be a special event for both actors and the city inhabitants. More than a century after this event, the neo-baroque interior of the building still impress the people and tourists with its noble air. The stage that hosted numerous theatrical, ballet and opera performances, makes the building an ideal venue for official gatherings, receptions and promotional events that offer memorable memories to guests.

Historic attractions in Zagreb

St. Mark’s Church is one of Zagreb’s most emblematic buildings due to its colourful tiled roof. You have to know that it was constructed in 1880 and it has the medieval coat of arms of Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia on the left side and the emblem of Zagreb on the right. The Gothic portal, composed of 15 figures in shallow niches was sculpted in the 14th century. The church is  open only during Mass times.

The Upper Town is the most magical, most romantic and most picturesque parts of Zagreb. You will be happy to know that strolling from Main Square Residence, Gornji grad is just a couple of minutes away. You have to know that the relatively small area of the medieval town of Gradec holds a handful of tales, notable sights and interesting details.

Lower Town is the focal point of many visitors’ itineraries. Also is home of the capital’s most prominent buildings and museums. Moreover, the dramatic centre piece of the Lower Town is Lenuci’s Horseshoe which are composed of a series of eight adjoining parks and gardens around the main public squares and form a scenic walking route around the principal sights.

Other attractions in Zagreb

Zagreb Funicular was the first means of transport in the town and can be admired even today. You will see the blue wagons that travel a short distance through the city centre. These are some of the most interesting things in Zagreb. Come here to visit the Croatian capital and take a fun walk.

Croatia National Theatre was opened in 1895 when Emperor Franz Josef II opened the Baroque Art Gallery of Zagreb. It proved to be a special event for both actors and the city inhabitants. More than a century after this event, the neo-baroque interior of the building still impress the people and tourists with its noble air. The stage that hosted numerous theatrical, ballet and opera performances, makes the building an ideal venue for official gatherings, receptions and promotional events that offer memorable memories to guests.

The best time to go on a Zagreb City Break in Croatia is between the months of April and September. The temperature is relatively warmer but still comfortable and the spring rains are quite common. During May and June temperatures are warmer and days are longer. This makes it perfect for your visit. The best time to visit Zagreb is during spring or early autumn.

Zagreb is an important cultural, historical and administrative centre of Croatia. It is a place with a tumultuous history and numerous tourist attractions. Zagreb’s tourist attractions give you the opportunity to experience the history of this wonderful city, as well as to have the most beautiful tourist experiences. In the restaurants and cafes of the city you can serve some delicious specific Croatian dishes.

One of the best methods of getting around Zagreb is to use the local public transport services which are a combination of trams and buses.

The tram system is favourite among tourists trying to get around the compact centre of Zagreb. You can travel throughout the major locations of the city. You can use them also to get a sense of orientation and to get from one destination to another.

The bus as well as the local train system, can also be used for getting around the larger surrounding areas for day trips away from Zagreb.

If you prefer to go by taxi, the good news is you can choose any taxi company because they compete to keep prices down. Even with the excellent public transportation system, it’s nice to know that an affordable taxi is within reach.

If you want to explore the city by bicycle, you have to know that there is a network of bike lanes. In this way, Zagreb has become increasingly pleasurable to explore by bike.

However, don’t forget that the best way to discover any great city is to walk its streets, avenues, squares, alleys and boulevards. The central nugget of Zagreb’s flat Lower Town is pedestrian only and most of the narrow streets of Zagreb’s hilly Upper Town are also closed to cars.