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Save hours researching Zagreb’s history and highlights and go on this small-group walking tour instead. As well as providing you with fun facts about the city, the tour also gives you plenty of local tips that you wouldn’t hear about if exploring alone. Visit Ban Josip Jelacic Square, stroll past Zagreb Cathedral, and have a chance to ride the funicular to the Upper Town too.

There are lots of excellent wine producers in Zagreb, but without local knowledge, it can be hard as an outsider to know the best wineries to visit. On this private trip, visit an area that’s nicknamed “Zagreb’s vineyard”—Plešivica. Visit two wineries for tastings, and learn wine secrets from local winemakers. The tour also visits Zumberak Samobor Hills Nature Park with an optional hike to Samobor and its castle.

Explore Zagreb’s Attractions. From both traditional, sacred and religious sites, feel the stories of the old Zagreb streets with a professional guide who shares history and local culture along the way. After the sightseeing, visit the Bornstein Wine Bar and taste the famous local wines in 200 y.o cellars.

Visit three highlights of Slovenia in one time-saving, small-group day trip from Zagreb. Head first to Postojna Cave, where you can explore the karst tunnels and passageways, and ride a narrow-gauge train through the cave’s dramatic interior. Then visit the beautiful Predjama Castle, built into a cave, before taking a walking tour of Ljubljana’s historic center. This full-day Slovenia tour includes pickup and drop-off at selected hotels as well as all activities.

Discover two of Slovenia’s most popular destinations in the space of a single day: this private tour from Zagreb will whisk you straight across the border. After departing from your accommodation, travel first to Lake Bled: ringed by mountains, and notable for its church-crowned island, it’s one of Slovenia’s most picturesque settings. Take in its emerald waters, and tour Bled Castle. Then, you'll venture to the capital city of Ljubljana, which is renowned for its verdant parks, rich heritage, and scenic streets.

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.

Maximize your time in Croatia by swapping the hustle and bustle of Zagreb for an adventure to the Baroque city of Varazdin and one of the country’s best-preserved medieval castles. The itinerary doesn’t just involve car travel between sights—enjoy the opportunity to get out of the vehicle and go on guided walking tours too. A highlight of the trip is Trakoscan Castle—a medieval castle that’s home to a rare collection of paintings, weapons, and ancient artifacts.

Enjoy a day away from the city—and discover the UNESCO–listed Plitviče Lakes National Park, without the hassle of finding your own way there—on this small-group tour from Zagreb. With round-trip transit and admission tickets included, you're ensured a seamless visiting experience. Spend half a day exploring the park's linked lakes and waterways, and make a bonus stop at the historic watermill town of Rastoke.

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.

Embark on an enchanting full-day journey through medieval wonders and exquisite wineries in Zagreb. Immerse yourself in the idyllic charm of Samobor, surrounded by majestic, forested hills. Indulge in their famous Cremeschnitte cake, Mustarda, Bermet liquor, and crystal treasures. And don't miss out on their thrilling carnival festivities, depending on the season. After exploring Samobor, venture to the picturesque Plesivica wine road to discover a region of intimate family wineries.

Visit two of Slovenia’s highlights in just one day on this time-saving, small-group tour from Zagreb. Take a walking tour of the historic Slovenian capital, enjoy the view from the Ljubljana Castle, then drive into the Julian Alps to see Lake Bled’s medieval castle (admission tickets own expense) and island church. This full-day Slovenia tour includes round-trip transport from select Zagreb hotels.

Swap Zagreb for a peaceful day trip to explore quaint villages and a UNESCO World Heritage Site—Plitvice Lakes National Park. Instead of traveling on a crowded tour bus, benefit from the luxury of private transportation with just your group and a driver. Highlights include Rastoke, a village known for its watermills, a cheese tasting at a family-run farm, brunch, and the magnificent Plitvice Lakes National Park.

Get out of the city and experience nearby nature on this tour of Medvednica. Depart from your hotel with a guide and take a hike through the woods of Medvednica Nature Park. Make your way to a privately owned part of the forest, where you can pick chestnuts and learn about the traditional of chestnut-picking in Croatia.

Make the most of your trip from Zagreb to Split during this private, full-day car transfer, which includes a guided sightseeing stop in Plitvice Lakes National Park. Spend time exploring Croatia’s 16 stunning lakes, including optional hiking, boat rides, or a savory lunch in a local restaurant at your own expense. Private transfers include complimentary Wi-Fi and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Make the journey between Zagreb Airport and your Zagreb accommodation a stress-free one by avoiding the crowds on public transport and pre-booking a private tour transfer instead. Meet your driver in the arrivals hall, and then sit back and enjoy a comfortable journey in an air-conditioned vehicle, directly to your preferred location in Zagreb.

Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of Croatia’s natural wonders, but exploring with your own wheels means you have to keep your eyes on the road rather than the scenery. This stress-free day trip from Zagreb allows you to explore Plitvice’s natural wonders without the hassle of public transportation or renting a car, so you can fully focus on soaking up the splendor of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Discover the beauty of Plitvice Lakes without relying on public transport schedules with this hassle-free day trip. Following pickup from Zagreb, head to the pretty village of Rastoke and learn about Croatia's history. Continue to Plitvice Lakes National Park for a guided walk along scenic paths and boardwalks, with plenty of time to photograph the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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.

Travel comfortably between Zagreb and Split or Trogir with a little sightseeing along the way on this group transfer. Depart from Zagreb in an air-conditioned vehicle and make your way to Plitvice National Park. Explore the park in the company of your guide before continuing on to your final destination.

Travel from Zagreb to Split, Omiš, or Trogir with ease on this guided transfer featuring a stop at Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander lush forests, admire waterfalls, and spot wildlife while enjoying included sightseeing cruise, panoramic boat, and electric train rides, plus comfortable air-conditioned transport for seamless travel.

Planning a cross-border trip to Slovenia can be tricky without a car of your own. This customizable private tour from Zagreb makes it easy to explore at your own pace with a driver-guide and flexible routing. Visit highlights such as Ljubljana, scenic Lake Bled, or the underground chambers of Postojna Cave—choosing the stops that interest you most for a personalized day across the border.

Discover the enchanting landscapes and rich history of Slovenia on a full-day adventure from Zagreb. Begin your exploration in Ljubljana, the charming capital, where a guided walking tour reveals stunning Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture, bustling squares, and the iconic Dragon Bridge. Journey underground at Postojna Cave, where a thrilling train ride leads you through a mesmerizing maze of stalactites and stalagmites before continuing with a walking tour of the underground. Conclude your day at the dramatic Predjama Castle, built into a cliff, brimming with tales of the knight Erasmus. This immersive experience showcases Slovenia's beauty and mystery, leaving you with unforgettable memories. - Full-day tour from Zagreb to Slovenia’s capital and attractions - Guided walking tour of Ljubljana, including Dragon Bridge and riverbanks - Explore the stunning Postojna Cave with a guide - Visit the medieval Predjama Castle, filled with legends and history

While in Croatia, make the most of the country’s proximity to other European gems on a day trip to Ljubljana and Lake Bled in Slovenia. This seamless excursion alleviates the stress of crossing the border on your own and lining up multiple public transportation connections. With transfers and tours taken care of, you can enjoy soaking up the splendor of the Slovenian capital and the fairy tale Lake Bled.

Explore the Croatian highlights Istria—a scenic peninsula spanning three countries—during this full-day, private and customizable tour from Zagreb. Start the day with front-door pickup and drop-off from any location in the capital. Ride comfortably between locations in your own chauffeured and air-conditioned vehicle. Bespoke itineraries include three destinations, from medieval-era Hum to Pula’s first-century Roman theater.