Explore Zagreb’s Attractions. From both traditional, sacred and religious sites, to unusual and unique parks, art galleries, and museums.
Zagreb has attractions and sights to suit every taste and interest. In fact, mostly all of them are within walking distance!
With its 900 years rich history dating from the Roman times, you have a lot to see in Zagreb.
You may love Zagreb for its sights, but it is also thriving with delicious gastronomy. Some of Zagreb’s most popular local spots are not included in the top tourist spots. The city itself creates unforgettable moments in unexpected places.
During warm days, cafes set up terrace’s seating all over the city. Zagreb nourishes it’s coffee culture and days sometimes almost feel like a nightly street party.
You must find what interests you by yourself.
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Croatia has no official religion, but we cherish our Christianity and places of worship.
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Zagreb Funicular [Shortest funicular in the World]
Zagreb Funicular is not only the shortest funicular in the world but also the oldest and first means of public transportation in Zagreb.
Bundek Park Zagreb [Family Picnic & Playground]
Bundek Park Zagreb, after its renovation in 2006, has become one of Zagreb’s favourite Parks and Promenades. A perfect place to spend a sunny day with friends and family!
Archaeological Museum [Home to Zagreb Mummy]
Archaeological Museum is one of the oldest and one of the best museums in Zagreb. It is home to Zagreb Mummy and the longest Etruscan inscription in existence. Dating back to 3rd-century BCE.
Tkalčićeva Street [Zagreb hub of Life and Tastes]
Tkalčićeva Street is the most beautiful vibrant street in Zagreb. In fact, it is filled with small boutiques, traditional shops, restaurants and cafes.
Blessed Alojzije Stepinac Museum [Life of a Martyr]
Blessed Alojzije Stepinac Museum holds a collection from the life of martyr Alojzije Stepinac. It showcases numerous documents, photos and artefacts which follow the Cardinal's life, from baptism to death.
Jarun Lake [Sports, Recreation and Nightlife]
Jarun Lake is the largest entertainment centre in Zagreb. All year round, being day or night Jarun Lake features activities for all age groups. A popular getaway for locals, especially during warm summer days.
Croatian State Archives [Unexpected Treasure]
Croatian State Archives is one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings in this part of Europe. The fascinating and beautiful fixtures and furnishings are breath-taking.
Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall [Temple of Music]
Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall is Croatia's Temple of Music. One of Zagreb's most prestigious concert venue. Enjoy symphony concerts, jazz and world renown music shows.
Zagreb Train Station (Glavni Kolodvor)
Zagreb Train Station was built in neoclassical style in 1892. An architectural monument and a cultural heritage of the Republic of Croatia.
Technical Museum Nikola Tesla Zagreb
Technical Museum Nikola Tesla will show you the evolution of science and technology. In addition, experience a 350-meter model mine underneath the museum or observe a rotating magnetic field and Tesla's inventions.
Glyptotheque Zagreb [Biggest Sculpture Collection in Croatia]
Glyptotheque Zagreb is a unique institution. Home to sculptures from Antiquity until the present day. The 1864 former factory is one of the best-preserved industrial buildings in Zagreb.
Maksimir Park [Beautiful and Peaceful]
Maksimir Park is the greatest masterpiece of garden architecture in Croatia. Preserving its hundred-year-old oak forests to this day it is a great place to escape the city lifestyle.