Top Zagreb Dining Experiences

Get an insider’s look into the inner workings of an award-winning, family-owned Croatian distillery and sample their wares with the help of a guide to talk you through the tasting notes. Sample five unique spirits during this private tasting, and feel very free to pick your guide’s brain about what you’re trying throughout.

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.

Taste your way through Zagreb on this group walking tour. In the company of your guide, learn about Croatian cuisine and visit a variety of restaurants and eateries to taste local dishes. Visit the largest green market in the city and stop in food shops that sell local ingredients. Get to know more about Zagreb’s culinary traditions.

This isn’t a formal tour - it’s simply lunch, the Croatian way. No scripts, no schedules, just a relaxed gathering where you share food, wine, and conversation like locals do every day. Instead of being guided from place to place, you’ll settle into one cozy setting, slow down, and connect through simple moments - good wine, traditional dishes, and a few genuine stories that turn an ordinary lunch into something truly memorable.

Relax during the trip and enjoy the scenery while your guide takes care of the driving. Disembark in Kumrovec, an historic village that has been turned into an open-air museum of antique homes, known as hize, from the 19th After pickup from your hotel in Zagreb, you'll make the trip to Kumrovec, a preserved, open air museum village of 19th and 20th century homes. Visit the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito and learn about his rise to fame and the history of communist Yugoslavia. You'll also see his elementary school, arboretum where he hosted public figures, and a large bronze statue in his honor. Antique homes, called hize, represent Croatia's history. Each house tells a story of peasant life and craft, such as pottery, wheelwrights, blacksmithing, and toy making, which is a protected cultural heritage. After visiting Kumrovec, only in May, we are taking you on the magical ROSE trail where you can experience the scents of the fields of damask roses and buy beautiful rose products!

Explore Croatia’s stunning landscapes and rich heritage on a day trip from Zagreb without worrying about transport or planning. Visit the 13th-century Trakošćan Castle, enjoy a family-run winery tasting, and savor a hearty local lunch. This carefully curated itinerary combines sightseeing, regional flavors, and cultural experiences for a seamless, stress-free introduction to Croatia’s charm.