Top Croatia Walking Tours - page 9

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!

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.

Discover Zadar in a way that few people get to, with a virtual reality walking tour. You'll visit eight of the city's must-see spots, using the virtual reality headsets to get a better grasp of how the city looked millennia ago. An assistant will be at your disposal throughout the experience, and you'll have an audio guide with information in seven languages to round out your tour.

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.

Escape the tourist crowds and taste the real Dalmatia on this intimate food and wine walking tour through the quiet, hidden streets of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Led by a local foodie, you'll skip the tourist traps to visit traditional eateries run entirely by local families. Sample a generous menu of authentic Croatian dishes perfectly paired with indigenous wines, all carefully curated by a certified WSET Level 2 wine expert. Enjoy enough delicious food to replace a full lunch or dinner, and take in the history as you pass by iconic landmarks like the Franciscan Pharmacy, Onofrio's Fountain, the Rector's Palace, and the Cathedral. We keep our groups small (just 8 people max) so you never feel like just another face in a crowd. It gives us the flexibility to take spontaneous detours, have real conversations, and make the whole experience feel much more personal.

Tantalize your taste buds and explore Croatia’s vibrant food scene on this culinary tour of Split. Follow your guide through the 1,700-year-old Diocletians Palace to Pazar (Greenmarket) to taste local snacks including "arancini," a glass of Soparnik wine, prosciutto, and several confections. Then, visit the local fish market—one of the oldest in Europe—to learn how to eat salted anchovies which are a typical part of a Dalmatian brunch.

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.

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.

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.

Experience Hvar like a local during a half-day hidden gems tour that takes you off the beaten path. See a side of this scenic island not often glimpsed by visitors as you explore the island’s rural interior, visit the “French Fortress” built by Napoleon’s troops, tour the 14th-century village of Velo Grablje, and enjoy an authentic Dalmatian meal (either lunch or dinner).

Discover the city on a private tour made just for you. Explore the stunning sights of Hvar, often called one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Begin your journey at the iconic 16th-century Spanish Fortress, offering breathtaking views and fascinating stories about the island’s heritage. Stroll through Hvar’s historic streets and admire landmarks like the majestic 15th-century Town Loggia and Hvar’s first cathedral. Visit one of Europe’s oldest theaters and the historic Arsenal from the 14th century. Continue to the peaceful Franciscan Monastery and end the tour at a viewpoint overlooking Hvar’s picturesque harbor. This private tour is the perfect way to explore the island’s rich history, culture, and natural beauty at your own pace.

Get ready to experience Zadar from a new perspective by going on this private guided walking tour. The perfect way to get your bearings and learn about the city’s history at the same time; the tour takes you to the Roman ruins of The Forum, Dalmatia’s largest cathedral—St Anastasia, the sea promenade, and the city’s defensive walls too.

Enjoy a different take on a traditional walking tour with this private experience in Zagreb. Take in this Croatian city's historical highlights and landmarks, with the additional focus on exploring its coffee culture. Let your guide lead the way as you visit the city center, Upper Town, and a local coffee shop. Ideal for travelers looking for a relaxed way to sightsee, whilst learning about Zagreb through a unique lens.

If these walls could talk. A visit to Trogir is like stepping into the pages of a history book. Explore the ancient streets of this UNESCO World Heritage Site during this walking town with a local expert who will bring its many fascinating stories to life.

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.

Take a walking tour of Zagreb with a professional guide who shares history and local culture along the way. Comprised of an Upper and Lower Town joined by a funicular, visit both sections of the city. Highlights of the tour include the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dolac Market, Bloody Bridge, St. Mark's Square, and more.

Make the most of your time on Hvar—and experience the island's highlights and culinary specialties in one trip—on this small-group day tour. Wind through the port town of Stari Grad, admire the many stone bridges of Vrboska, stroll through lavender fields (June to July), and taste delicious wine at a popular winery. Your tour also includes an authentic, 2-course lunch in a charming setting.

Get your steps in during this captivating 2-hour walking tour through Rovinj. Explore the old town's quaint streets, filled with enticing shops and views of the sea. Your local guide unveils the hidden gems of this city, including the magnificent Church of St. Euphemia perched on a cliff's edge. As the patroness of Rovinj, this church has been a place of devotion for centuries. This delightful stroll will also take you to the tiny street of Grisia.

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.

Discover Dubrovnik's rich history on a walking tour that will transport you through time. Skip the crowds with a smaller group size of up to 8 people, ensuring a more personalized experience as you visit the city's highlights. Connect with locals at a small shop where you'll enjoy a coffee break, too.

Get to know one of Croatia’s most characterful cities when you go on a walking tour of UNESCO-listed Trogir. With just a small group for company, you’ll explore the ins and outs of this coastal city, renowned for its blend of architectural styles and its historical fortification walls. Set off in the morning; over the course of several hours, you’ll see highlights ranging from the Trogir Cathedral and Cipiko Palace to the Benedictine Monastery of St. Nicholas and beyond. As you go, learn all about its history from your guide.

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.

If you choose to explore Pula’s history on your own, you could miss out on a lot of the important details. Explore the seafront city with a guide who doesn’t leave out a thing as you see important attractions such as the Pula Arena, an amphitheater where Roman gladiators fought. Plus, this Pula Roman heritage tour is offered in the morning or afternoon, making it easy for travelers to fit it into their busy schedules.

Move through Zagreb at your own pace on a private tour. You'll get plenty of personalized attention and the chance to ask questions while visiting highlights such as the Stone Gate, the Zagreb Cathedral, and the local markets and squares. Cover the city's major sights more efficiently than you could on your own.