Top Croatia Walking Tours - page 12

Benefit from a personalized itinerary geared to a small group on this half-day tour of prehistoric and medieval Croatia. Combine a visit to the Krapina Neanderthal Museum with a guided tour of Trakošćan Castle; entrance fees included. You’ll discover the beauty of northern Croatia, with round-trip hotel transport (selected hotels only) provided from Zagreb in the comfort of a minivan.

Experience Slovenia’s natural splendor and cultural heritage attractions in a single day during this private, full-day excursion from Zagreb. Ride in a luxurious climate-controlled vehicle alongside your own personal driver and guide. Highlights include Ljubljana’s picturesque Old Town and panoramic castle, the medieval-era castle of Bled, and free time along stunning Lake Bled.

Discover the Games of Thrones locations of Dubrovnik’s Old Town on a private walking tour that lets you set the pace. As well as visiting recognizable spots from the hit TV series, you’ll also discover the rich history of the UNESCO World Heritage Site as you explore on foot for a more intimate glimpse into the area. Plus, you can choose from multiple departure times to suit your schedule.

Discover Dubrovnik's captivating landmarks through a private guided walking tour. In addition to admiring magnificent churches, monasteries, and fountains, the tour also lets you enjoy a scenic cable car ride—with tickets included for extra convenience. Your private guide further enriches the tour experience by sharing commentary about the city's history and hidden secrets.

Ideal for travelers who want to learn about both cuisine and history, this tour takes you on a private adventure through Sibani. From cafe culture to Balkan hamburgers, local grapes with global connections, medieval markets, and more, this tour is a feast for all senses. Discover the stories behind sweet fritters, donkey races, and even the Bran Gelina divorce as you uncover the Mediterranean Garden in the old town and learn about centuries-old traditions like olive oil currency.

Get to know several of Croatia’s most evocative destinations when you embark on a private tour of Split, Salona, and Trogir. Meet your guide at Diocletian’s Palace, in the heart of Split, and set off on a tour of the UNESCO-listed landmark. As you explore, learn all about Split’s place in history from your guide’s commentary. Continue next to the nearby Salona ruins—once the site of a bustling Roman city—and then venture to the medieval town of Trogir, located on its very own island.

Why take the mainstream and dull history tours when you can take the "Dark Tour of Split" where you will learn the basic history facts regarding our city and hear all about the "dark" part of it, too. You will love this tour. That is, if you love tales of murders, witches, whores, drug dealers, heretics, inquisition, tragic love stories, and much, much more. Split is 1700 years old, so it can tell many interesting stories from its history, and a bunch of them can be classified as "dark". Tour starts at the Eastern entrance to our old palace and then we head to the smaller and less used streets of the palace where we can bring to life the centuries and centuries of our dark history more easily, the macabre underbelly of Split that is the backbone of this tour. We will even visit some hidden gems in the old part of the city, which locals like to keep to themselves. At the end of the tour, we head towards the promenade near the sea, where we will enjoy a cold Croatian craft beer.

Experience Dubrovnik as King’s Landing on a private Game of Thrones walking tour, designed just for your group. Explore iconic filming locations with your personal guide, tailored to groups of up to 8 guests. • Private tour for your group (up to 8 guests) • 2-hour guided walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town • Visit famous Game of Thrones filming locations • See iconic spots like the Red Keep and Blackwater Bay • Pause for photo opportunities at key filming locations

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 on the itinerary include Rastoke—a village known for its watermills, a cheese tasting at a family-run farm, and the magnificent Plitvice Lakes National Park.

Taste great food and learn about local history at the same time thanks to this food and history-themed tour. As you stroll past historical sites—such as Tunel Gric and the Cathedral of Zagreb—your guide keeps you entertained with stories and local facts. The trip also reveals where to find authentic Croatian cuisine, with tastings at small eateries and a delicious lunch included.

Discover the historic Croatian city of Sibenik when you take this walking tour through the city’s narrow streets. Alongside a private guide, discover the top landmarks of the city including the St. James Cathedral, the King Petru Kresimiru IV monument, the Church of Assumption, and much more. Your guide also provides information on the history of the city which stretches back to the 11th century.

What started as a simple collection of seashells for a child’s nursery has turned into a unique museum just outside of Dubrovnik. Glossus Humanus, the Shell Museum in Cavtat, hosts a private collection of shells picked up over the years. Gastropods, bivalves and more fill this small exhibition space, which also includes nearly 100 paintings, sculptures and relics.

See several of the Croatian locations used in the filming of “Game of Thrones” on a private half-day tour. Your guide takes you around the Old Town and into the Trsteno Arboretum (the gardens of King's Landing) and Fort Lovrijenac, which you may recognize as the Red Keep. Take a boat ride to Lokrum Island and head up to the top of Mount Srd, too. Admissions are your own expense.

There is far too much to mention, but a few snippets you might see and glean include small town which is dating from 339 BC, river which started under waterfall, Ice Age, melting, salty and fresh water, sea level which was on 95 meters lower, First Croatian hydro power station which was the second AC-generating hydroelectric project in the world, unrecognized state of Serbska Krajna, Croatian operation “Storm” against unrecognized state, eight waterfalls (one of them is underwater waterfall), effect of calcareous sinter, the most powerful family in Croatia in the middle Ages, Romans (how could I forget the Romans), trade routes, an ancient Roman roads, hajduks, small balustrade lookout point built for monarch whose nephew assassination started World War one, karst phenomenon, mills, caves, only poisonous snake, and quite a lot more.

Dubrovnik’s surroundings are often overlooked by visitors with limited time in favor of its historic old town. Get the best of both on a tour that includes landmarks outside the city center, including Srđ, the river Ombla, and the town of Cavtat, before returning for an intimate walking tour of Dubrovnik itself. Gain insight into the region from your guide, and enjoy seamless round-trip transfer from your hotel or port.

This tour takes you into the turbulent past of Rijeka, and not just anywhere but exactly to the locations where that past took place. The tour of historical sites is also a trip to nature, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city. The focal point of the tour is a series of under- and above-ground fortresses that were built in the 30s of the 20th century as the defense of the then borders. With their construction and location, the fortresses are a masterpiece of military engineering of their era. At the same time, the route leading to them is equally interesting and historically important. The tour ends in the entrance hall of the unfinished underground fortress San Giovanni with socializing, a glass of wine and screening of a short film about the restoration of Rijeka after the Second World War. If this feels too much for you, check out our offer and book our basic WW2&UNDERGROUND DISCOVERING THE HISTORY OF MILITARY FORTS AND BATTLES. WE ARE TAKING YOU TO DEEP TOURS.

Join us on a walking tour through more than two millennia of Zadar’s uninterrupted urban existence. Discover why the ancient Illyrians chose Zadar’s peninsula to found a city, and why so many rulers longed to make it their own after them. Romans, Franks, Byzantines, Hungarians, Venetians, Austrians, Napoleon... — each sought to claim this city for themselves in their own time. Walk with our licensed tour guide through a surreal mosaic of architectural influences, guarded by the majestic Venetian walls, rightfully included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. The cultural monuments stand proudly, bearing witness to Zadar’s glorious history. Discover how a history, often hard and painful, shaped our resilient and stubborn mentality, and how it still reflects in modern-day Zadar. Immerse yourself in Zadar’s everyday lifestyle and feel like a true local. Don’t miss the chance to truly experience Zadar’s way of life — join us on our daily tours!

Ideal for history buffs as well as those looking to know more about Croatia's past, this tour takes you on a private journey through the Old City in Dubrovnik. Allow your guide, a decorated war veteran, to lead you through the area and share facts along the way. Learn about the events of Croatia's Homeland War as you visit significant landmarks. Plus, hear stories and personal anecdotes directly from your guide.

Would you like to experience a combination of a unique natural beauty and charming medieval town? Than this is the right tour for you! The park is most famous for Skradinski buk waterfall which is part of our walk. You will enjoy exploring waterfalls and lakes by walking on wooden footpaths between the trees and travertine barriers. After the walk and some free time we will drive to Sibenik. Before the guided tour of the the old town, we will stop at the base of St. John fortress and enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Sibenik. This Gothic-renaissance city is a real pearl in the Adriatic coast. Šibenik conserves various beautiful and abundantly decorated medieval palaces hidden in old stone narrow streets. The center of the city is marked by the unique UNESCO St. James Cathedral. After the guided tour if you want you can stay in the old town. The old town is just 5-10 min easy waterfront walk distance from the cruise port. If not, we will drive you back to your hotel/port.

Our Audio Guide offers a convenient mobile companion on your smartphone for exploring the old town of Dubrovnik. This app features a pre-designed walking route that guides you through Dubrovnik's key attractions, providing captivating audio commentary that details the city's history. During your self-guided tour, you will see: Jesuit Stairs and other filming locations for Game of Thrones; Sponza Palace and the Rector's Palace; Onofrio Fountains; Dubrovnik monasteries and churches; The fortresses of St. John and St. Lawrence; Old Port. Throughout the tour, you will learn about local traditions and legends. The tour covers a total of 24 points of interest, thoughtfully guiding you along the most enchanting streets of the old town. After the tour, you can visit the Maritime Museum or go for a swim.

Skip the typical sightseeing tours and gain unique insight into Dubrovnik’s criminal history on a crime and punishment tour of the city. Explore the former site of the city gallows, Stradun’s backstreets, and a medieval court to discover hidden stories of murder, conspiracy, and punishment, and benefit from intimate insights provided by your guide as you explore by foot.

Dubrovnik’s city walls are an old city attraction in itself. You could spend hours upon hours walking the walls and envisioning what life was like in the 11th and 13th centuries, though those with limited time will appreciate this special experience. Join this guided tour around the Walls of Dubrovnik, learning about the historic town before finding a picture perfect spot to marvel at the Croatian sunset.

Get to know the island of Hvar by foot on this private walking tour. Learn about the history of the island from your guide through their stories, and enjoy personalized attention and a customizable itinerary. Stroll through the old town and see the piazza, a public theater, the port, and more.

Combine Croatia's culture and history with its cuisine on a private walking tour of the historic city of Split. You'll intersperse stops at UNESCO-listed attractions such as Diocletian's Palace and the Temple of Jupiter with samples of Dalmatian delicacies including soparnik pie, locally-made wine, and prosciutto. Plus, you'll benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide as you explore.