Top Croatia Walking Tours - page 8

Get to know Zagreb and its landmarks with the personalized insight of a private guide on this private walking tour. As you explore the Upper and Lower Towns, hear about the city’s history and distinct Central European-and-Mediterranean atmosphere, and stop for photos of the must-sees. Tour Zagreb Cathedral, climb the Lotrscak Tower, visit Jelacic Square, and see the Bloody Bridge, Stone Gate, and more. Includes a funicular ride between the Upper and Lower Towns.

Whether you are a beer enthusiast or just interested in seeing something new, delve into Dubrovnik's vibrant craft beer scene on a behind-the-scenes brewery tour. Led by a beer expert, and with just a small group for company, you'll tour the brewery and learn all about how beer is made. Then, enjoy a delicious range of fresher-than-fresh beers, all accompanied by snacks like cured meats and cheeses.

Immerse yourself in Game of Thrones on this 3-hour tour. Discuss key moments from the hit HBO TV show with your guide as you visit a number of key filming locations around Dubrovnik and Lokrum Island. Climb the ‘Red Keep’ at Lovrijenac, visit the ‘House of the Undying’ dungeon, see where the ‘Battle of Blackwater Bay’ was filmed and much more.

For the intimate experience of a private Dubrovnik tour without the steep price tag, you can save a bundle exploring the city with this small-group tour that's capped at just eight travelers. After you meet your guide, you can see some of the top sights around Dubrovnik. Expect to visit the city walls—at your own expense—stroll through the Old Town, and even meet a few local cats as you wander the historic streets.

Marjan Park is known for its hills, forests, and spectacular views, and this guided tour is the perfect way to discover it. Benefit from having someone else to take the lead, so you don’t need to follow a map and can focus on the views instead. Along the way, pass by beautiful beaches and hidden local gems that you’d likely miss if traveling alone.

Explore the Pearl of the Adriatic in the company of a locally licensed guide on this walking tour of Dubrovnik. Discover the region's incredibly rich history while marvelling at the cities incredible landmarks. Tour highlights include visiting the Old Time, home to the Franciscan Monastery and Onofrio's Fountain which dates to the 15th Century. Afterwards, marvel at the Cathedral of the Assumption and learn about the earthquake of 1667.

The rugged mountains and beaches of Montenegro lie just an hour’s drive south of Dubrovnik. On this tour, travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and enjoy the undivided attention of your guide as you visit the towns of Perast, Kotor, and Budva. Along the way, take a boat cruise out to see Our Lady of the Rock, visit the St. Stefan lookout point, and enjoy free time to swim at Budva’s beaches.

Enjoy an insightful walk with a local from Sibenik who will tell you about history, culture, tradition, but also everyday life. Our guide will show you hidden corners, best places to have a coffee or eat, and tell you the interesting facts that best describe life in our city. Starting from the main waterfront we will walk through this charming city explaining and showing everything that makes it a unique gem on the Adriatic coastline. The tour usually takes between 1.5 - 2.0 hours, but of course it can be prolonged or shortened regarding your preferences. If you want, during the walk we can take a short coffee/drink break to rest and speak a little bit about the town and Croatia.

A great 2-hour introduction to the city of Zagreb that focuses both on history and culture as well as the modern everyday life of Zagreb as the capital of Croatia. At a moderate pace, you will explore Gradec and Kaptol, medieval predecessors of Zagreb, covering all the main sights of Zagreb including Ban Jelačić Square, Stone Gate, St. Mark's Church, Lotrščak Tower, Zagreb Cathedral and many more. During the tour, you will get recommendations on the places to visit in your spare time, rounding up a well informative yet fun tour.

Make the most of your limited time in port with a guided shore excursion that starts right after you disembark in Dubrovnik. Instead of navigating the city on your own, join a local guide for a walk along the historic city walls, and gain insight you'd miss out on if exploring by yourself. As you explore, enjoy elevated views of the Old Town and Adriatic Sea while learning about the history behind this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Set off from Split on a guided tour that showcases the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Trogir and the magnificent Klis Fortress. To save time doing your research on the sites—the trip includes guided tours to enhance your knowledge of local landmarks. There’s also free time for taking photos and independent exploring before the return to Split.

Eat and drink your way through Old Town Zagreb on a small-group gourmet tour that includes food tastings, Croatian wines, and local rakija brandy. By visiting multiple eateries on one tour, you'll get culinary introduction that would otherwise take many days—plus, you'll have an insider guide to share the culture behind each dish and drink you try.

Embark on a captivating 3-hour journey through the world of Zagreb's street art. Join forces with a seasoned local artist, boasting three decades of expertise on both the local and international art scene. Discover the clandestine nooks and crannies of the city that you won't stumble upon alone. Prepare to be enchanted by the enthralling tales from the genesis of the graffiti art movement. This is an adventure you don't want to miss.

Enjoy a personalized approach and a comprehensive historical presentation. Learn the fascinating history and archeology of Split in a truly engaging way, enjoy listening to the fascinating stories and anecdotes of your experienced guide and most of all, make the most of your walking tour of Split by interacting with your guide and asking as many questions as you wish!

The tour through the Old Town of Korčula is an ideal opportunity to meet rich and interesting history of this unique Adriatic town. It has one of the oldest city statutes in this part of Europe, stemming from 1214. It has the oulay that reminds of a fish bone. Korčula, proud of its St Mark s cathedral , has for many years been the bishop s residence. However, it is most famous as a hometown of a seaman Marko Polo. Once on the tour, you will hear many more interesting historical and cultural facts. This is a chance to learn more, explore the architecture and discover the secrets of Korčula. Our experienced and well-educated guides will tell you historical facts and legends and will present you with the current way of life. Korčula is " a pearl always ready to fly away" - discover the meaning of this sentence on your tour.

See the grand and ancient architecture and vibrant city life of Pula on this walking tour. Enjoy learning about the history and culture of Pula, from its Roman inhabitants to the present day, and see the Roman arena, the best preserved of its type in the world. Take a trip around the old town and the harbor, and see the cathedral, the Venetian fortress and the Gate of Hercules as you explore Pula with your expert guide.

This private walking tour of Dubrovnik offers a personal way to learn the city's history. Led by a private guide, you can enjoy a walking tour along the city walls, while overlooking major historical landmarks, such as Rector's Palace and St. John's Fortress. Best of all, a private tour means you can avoid the crowds and engage in plenty of questions, ensuring a more personalized and interactive experience.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this two-and-a-half-hour walking tour of Zagreb covers the Croatian capital’s main historical highlights. Take a peek inside Zagreb Cathedral, see the multi-colored roof of St. Mark’s Church, walk down bar-and-restaurant-lined streets in the Upper Town, and take a ride on one of the world’s shortest funiculars, with tickets provided.

Follow in the footsteps of Game of Thrones scenes filmed in Dubrovnik with this guided walking tour. See several landmarks in the old town including Lovrjenac Fort and Pile Gate that appear in the popular HBO series. Learn about Dubrovnik’s history from your guide along with trivia about Game of Thrones including how extras were selected during the filming process.

Choose to explore the medieval setting of Sibani by day or night with this walking tour through the city. Experience the charm of dimly lit narrow streets, reminiscent of the Middle Ages. Immerse yourself in the medieval ambiance as you wander, illuminating the city with lamps. Discover why "Game of Thrones" found Sibani ideal for its setting as you wander through tunnels, covered passages, and historic spots like the pillar of shame and medieval fair hideouts.

History oozes from the narrow cobblestoned streets that twist and turn through Diocletian’s Palace in Split. One option is to simply lose yourself in this former Roman garrison. A better option is to take this guided walking tour and learn all there is to know about this UNESCO World Heritage Site, and then get lost!

Take a walk through more than 1,700 years of history on 2-hour history-themed private Split sightseeing tour on foot. Get the perfect introduction to this ancient city as you discover highlights including Diocletian’s Palace, the Golden Gate, the City Clock, St. Duje Cathedral, and much more.

This tour is the perfect way to get your bearings of Zagreb and learn about its history and culture at the same time. Instead of studying a map, a private guide takes you between top city sights—including St Mark’s Church, Ban Josip Jelacic Square, and Tunel Gric—with fascinating stories throughout. Best of all, as it’s a private tour, the route is customizable based on your requirements.

Want an insider’s look at Dubrovnik? After your cruise ship docks at the new port of Dubrovnik, take this informative and fun shore excursion to get an action packed introductory tour of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic.’ Start the tour in the morning, which will allow you to see the highlights of the city, and then do further exploring in the afternoon. Traverse the Old Town, or Stari Grad, from the Ploce to the Pile Gates, with a guide at your side and learn about the fascinating history of the place.