Top Zagreb Private Sightseeing Tours

This private Zagreb food tour is designed around quality: carefully chosen venues, generous tastings, excellent Croatian wines, and warm, professional service. It is not just a tasting route, but a relaxed culinary journey through Zagreb’s local food culture — from traditional flavours and seasonal ingredients to places loved for their character, hospitality, and consistency. Led by an expert local guide, the experience can be adapted to your pace, interests, and preferences, making it ideal for travellers who want authentic food, good wine, and a more personal way to discover the city.

Traveling between Croatia’s capital and the Dalmatian coast can take most of a day—but this private tour turns the journey into a scenic experience. Depart Zagreb and stop in the historic watermill village of Rastoke before exploring the turquoise lakes and waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park. With skip-the-line entry and a boat ride through the park, make the most of your time before ending the day in Split.

Explore Plitvice Lakes National Park and the other highlights of Croatia’s beautiful countryside on this full-day tour from Zagreb. Don’t worry about crowds: this private tour makes for a relaxed way to see the sights. Travel from your preferred Zagreb address via an air-conditioned vehicle, and see the UNESCO-listed national park, famed for its many lakes and waterfalls. You’ll also visit a historical nearby village, can drop by a traditional dairy farm for cheese tastings, and more.

Discover what Zagreb was like during the socialist era of Yugoslavia with this private walking tour. Follow your personal tour guide as they tell you the history of the city during this period and stories of what it was like living in Zagreb at that time. Travel to landmarks and neighborhoods tied to the socialist era such as Travno and Utrine.

Pleasure your palate with wine tasting during this full-day tour. Experience the allure of forested hills and vineyard-wrapped valleys in the Plesivica wine region, known for its sparkling wine. En route, stop for a tour of medieval Samobor with a liqueur tasting and crystal-cutting presentation at a factory. Traveling from Zagreb in a comfortable vehicle lets you leave the navigation up to your guide.

Since it’s pretty complicated to organise a day trip to its famous attractions without a private vehicle, we would like to offer you totally stress-free and easy ride to the top destinations - Postojna cave and Lake Bled. Travel safely and comfortably in our A/C car or minivan and for any tips, our English speaking driver will be on your hand. When you arrive at each destination, he will show you where the ticket offices are (ticket prices vary depending on your age, so if you can get a better price - why not!) Also, we will start and finish your trip in front of your accommodation (or next closest location, if stopping at your place is prohibited by traffic laws). Book our private tour and don’t miss the opportunity for an adventurous and memorable day-trip!

Spend a private day exploring the surroundings of Zagreb by visiting 2 unique places while tasting delicious local food and exquisite wine. Your driver guide is a wine and food enthusiast that will take you only to the best spots. The first place after your pick up will be Samobor, a charming little town known for the ruin of its old town where you can enjoy a spectacular view. In Samobor, you will also try the famous kremšnita and a beverage of your own choice. Next stop will be the Croatian sparkling wine region where you will visit 1 winery and a small family-run traditional restaurant. In the restaurant, you will enjoy a light lunch consisting of the famous štrukli. In the winery, you will be pampered by tasting 9 wines paired with homemade charcuterie and other delicious snacks. You will be dropped off at your accommodation with a smile on your face.

Enjoy a day away from tourist crowds on a private day trip to Ljubljana and Lake Bled in Slovenia. Make the most of your time in the region with a visit to the neighboring Balkan state, and enjoy seamless round-trip transport from your Zagreb hotel. Discover sights including the island of Bled and Ljubljana Castle, with entrance fees, a boat trip, and a walking tour included in the price.

Embark on a day trip across the border—and discover Slovenia’s top attractions—on this full-day, private tour from Zagreb. Meet your guide at your Zagreb hotel, and set off in an air-conditioned vehicle. It’s a roughly 2-hour drive to your first destination: Ljubljana, Slovenia’s capital. Stroll its scenic streets, discover key landmarks, and enjoy time to explore independently. Next, transfer to Lake Bled: renowned for its church-crowned island, Bled Castle, and lovely mountain scenery. After several hours at Lake Bled, return to Zagreb.

Admire the highlights of Zagreb on this 2-4 hour walking tour. Listen to unique stories from a local point of view and explore Croatia’s capital in a different way. Explore tunnels, churches, monuments, markets, towers and even the smallest funicular in the world. Find out who the “kumica” is and explore the site of one of Zagreb’s oldest traditions.

Travel from Zagreb to Split with a side trip to Plitvice Lakes National Parks with ease on this private transfer. Depart from your Zagreb accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver guide. Customize the trip to suit your interests. Explore Plitvice Lakes National Park at your own pace before arriving in Split.

Postojna Cave is the most famous show cave in Europe and the largest cave of the Classic Karst. Its 24 kilometres of underground passages, galleries and halls are a source of admiration for large numbers of visitors from all around the world. This is the only cave in the world large enough for visitors to be taken around by an underground train. Your tour continues to Slovenia's capital - the city of Ljubljana, one of the greenest and most romantic european cities. Enjoy its beautiful bridges, small charming streets and interesting history related to medieval castle and a city's symbol - Ljubljana Dragons. Join us and enjoy a day tour that combines untouched nature, interesting history and alluring Ljubljana!

Explore the side of Zagreb most visitors often overlook in a company of a private guide. Medvednica is a mountain that guards the city of Zagreb to the north located just 30 minutes from the city centre. Medvednica is a famous weekend getaway where locals go to enjoy fresh air and beautiful views of the city. We will follow their steps to see a unique different side of Croatian capital city. Leaving the city noise behind we will take one of many hiking trails into the dense forests of beech, oak and chestnut to reach its highest peak Sljeme at 1033 m. We will have a stunning view of Zagreb to the one side and Zagorje region to the other. Best way to be a local on Sljeme is by eating a traditional lunch of warm bean soup with sausages in the hut at the top.

We will start this tour of the most important historical and cultural sights of Zagreb from Kaptol and the Zagreb Cathedral, which is still the tallest building in Croatia. Heading to the east side, we will pass the city stadium, called Dinamo Stadium (after Zagreb’s football club Dinamo), the Zoo and Maksimir park. Heading south, we will enjoy the view of various historical buildings on the way, as well as examples of striking modern architecture, such as the famous Cibona tower. Our stop on the south side of Zagreb is Jarun, the recreational and sport center of Zagreb. The two lakes and numerous beaches of Jarun are a particular treat in hot summer months. We will then visit Lenuci’s Horseshoe, the green heart of Zagreb, known for its parks and architectural works from Secessionist and Neoclassical periods. Afterwards, a stroll around the Upper Town, the political center of Zagreb, will lead us towards the finish of our tour, which will take place where we have started, at Kaptol.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Croatia on this guided tour outside of Zagreb. Filled with incredible monuments and unique Baroque architecture, Varazdin is the perfect place to enjoy music and admire nature. Trakoscan Castle dates back to the Middle Ages and played a key role in protecting the region during times of war or strife, and today serves as a museum.

Organizing a trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park—one of the most visited national parks in Europe—can be a lesson in navigating crowds, hiking trails, and tight schedules. This tour makes it a little bit easier by taking care of round-trip transportation from Zagreb and has the bonus of making visits to a museum and watermill village along the way.

Discover Trakošćan Castle in the light -the first illuminated castle in Croatia! This romantic 13th-century fortress, once home to the noble Drašković family, is one of the most beautiful Croatian landmarks. TRAKOSCAN CASTLE is one of the most romantic and fairy tale-like sites you have ever seen, with a nearly 800-year history behind it. At night, it transforms into a luminous fairy tale that combines history and magical light. Legends come to life! Magnificent dragons, noble knights, horses and mystical creatures come to life in a magical light story that envelops Trakošćan Castle. Under thousands of lights, experience a blend of romance, hunting traditions and aristocratic splendor. Embark on an unforgettable journey through history and imagination that will delight both children and adults. The Krapina NEANDRETHAL MUSEUM is a museum affiliated to the Museums of Croatian Zagorje and its vision and mission statements have taken into account European values.

URBAN EXPLORATION, often shortened as urbex is the exploration of man-made structures, usually abandoned ruins that were once important and in use, and today they stand as a reminder of some other times. A perfect example is the so-called „Spomeniks “ – memorial structures and monuments built in the period between the 1950 s and 1990s during Tito’s Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Their purpose was to honor people’s resistance and suffering during WWII. Today those monuments can be found scattered all around the countries of former Yugoslavia. As a local tourist agency and huge urbex lovers and specialists, allow us to take you on this truly alternative and unique tour to visit a few of those masterpieces.

Discover the mesmerizing beauty of Plitvice Lakes on this full-day private trip from Zagreb. A great way to delve deeper into the landscapes than if you just rented a car and went out alone, this guided tour includes transport, a boat trip, lunch at a local restaurant, and stops for sightseeing in historic villages and a castle. You can even enjoy an optional breakfast stop at a local family farm.

With this private tour, reach the lakes with ease and customize your itinerary to your own preferences.

The easiest way to travel from Zagreb to Dubrovnik might be flying, but you'll miss out on a few things you might see on the way if you choose to travel there with a car. This tour will give you an opportunity to tour the ancient city of Split on your way from Zagreb to Dubrovnik!

Explore Zagreb in private sightseeing tour of Zagreb that covers the highlights and helps you get oriented to the city. See the city through the eyes of Zagreb addict and enjoy the streets of Upper and Lower town and soak in the atmosphere. You will see all the main attractions as well as some hidden secrets. It will definitely help them to get to know the city, its history and present.

Step into a storybook version of Zagreb where history, mystery, and legend come alive. Led by a costumed guide, this immersive walking tour reveals the secrets of the city’s Upper Town through the eyes of outspoken women, forgotten witches, and scandalous nobles. You won’t just see landmarks, you’ll feel their stories come alive in the very streets they once haunted. From ancient fountains to noble palaces, the tour blends theatrical storytelling with historical depth, making it ideal for curious minds, culture lovers, and travelers seeking more than just a checklist of sights. Optional tasting at House of Spirits offers a charming way to close your evening—if you dare.

It's October 1895, and Milivoj Dežman has just arrived in Zagreb from Vienna. Ljerka, the woman he has loved for years, was supposed to meet him at the station. She didn't come. Now he sets off through the streets of the old city to find her, and the truth. This self-guided romantic quest takes you on an 86-minute walk through historic Zagreb. Using the Questo app on your smartphone, you follow Milivoj's search across the Upper and Lower Town: from the Uspinjača funicular and Lotrščak Tower to St. Mark's Church, the Stone Gate chapel, Zagreb Cathedral, the Oktogon passage, and the Croatian National Theatre, piecing together a love story set against the backdrop of 19th-century Zagreb. No guide, no fixed schedule. Start whenever you like and explore 3 kilometres of Zagreb's most beautiful streets at your own pace. All stops are on public streets or at building exteriors. Perfect for couples, history lovers, and curious explorers. No prior knowledge of Croatian history required.