Kick off your night in Zagreb with one hour of unlimited beer, gin, rum and vodka mixers, then follow your host to two lively bars and finish with VIP entry to a club. Join drinking games, meet travelers, and stay as long as you like until the club closes. Meeting point is the Whole Wide World Hostel and Bar in the center. This is a walking night out and is for guests aged eighteen and over.

Book fast entry to Zagreb’s Museum of Illusions and explore more than 70 playful exhibits that challenge your senses. Enjoy one of Europe’s largest hologram collections, immersive rooms, and a hands-on playroom in the city center.

Step inside Zagreb’s Chocolate Museum for a self guided journey from cacao origins to modern pralines. Your ticket includes a tasting box with nine chocolates, interactive exhibits like cocoa bean grinding, and playful selfie sets. The museum sits near Cvjetni Square, current entrance at Gundulićeva 26, with clear bilingual displays and guided visits offered on select schedules.

Step into a global collection of love stories and breakups inside the baroque Kulmer Palace in Zagreb’s Upper Town. Your skip the line ticket grants fast entry to the Museum of Broken Relationships, with exhibits in Croatian and English, and additional languages available via QR codes or booklets. Summer opening times reach late evening, winter hours are slightly shorter.

See Zagreb from an open top panoramic bus with hop on hop off freedom and a multilingual audio guide. Tickets typically give you flexible use and the loop itself runs about one hour. Expect simple boarding, Wi Fi on board on most vehicles, and commentary in ten major languages.

Savor Zagreb on a three and a half hour culinary walk that blends Dolac Market with a sequence of restaurant tastings and wine pairings. Learn how dishes from five Croatian regions shaped the capital’s menus while a local guide links flavors with city history and Old Town landmarks. Small group format and English departures.

Join a small group food walk that starts on Zagreb’s main square and heads into Dolac Market for fresh bites before continuing to four more tastings in the historic center. Expect a relaxed three hour route with a local guide and a mix of classic and modern Croatian flavors such as sir i vrhnje, burek, grilled meats, štrukli and local sweets. English language departures.

Trace Zagreb’s turbulent 20th century on a compact city walk that blends street history with two atmospheric spaces, the WWII era Grič Tunnel and a 1990s basement shelter with a short multimedia segment. The route starts at Ban Josip Jelačić Square and runs for about two to two and a half hours with a licensed local guide.

Explore Zagreb’s Lower and Upper Town in a compact city walk that joins parks, markets, church squares and the WWII era Grič Tunnel. Meet near Zrinjevac, cross Ban Jelačić Square and Dolac Market, then continue into the medieval hill quarter for St Mark’s and Lotrščak viewpoints. Your guide leads a clear route with time for photos, and the tunnel visit brings the city’s wartime story to life.

Leave Zagreb in a small group for a culture and nature double. Walk Ljubljana’s old town with its riverside bridges and cafe streets, then continue to Lake Bled for island views, a traditional Pletna boat option, and time by the shore. Travel in a comfortable van with an English speaking guide, bottled water, a snack, and Wi Fi. Passport or EU ID is required for the border.

Leave Zagreb for a full day in nature that pairs the storybook watermill village of Rastoke with a guided visit to UNESCO listed Plitvice Lakes National Park. Your ticket is included along with the electric boat across Lake Kozjak and the panorama train inside the park. Travel in a comfortable vehicle with a licensed guide and return to Zagreb by evening.