Top sights, landmarks and must-visit places
Guided tours, local stories and authentic experiences
Culture, history and everday life in Zagreb
Historic Old Town & Landmarks
Step into Dubrovnik’s UNESCO listed Old Town, where stone streets, baroque churches and elegant squares create a one of a kind atmosphere. From Stradun and Onofrio’s Fountain to the Rector’s Palace and the Cathedral, you will find iconic highlights at every turn.
Local Culture & Guided Tours
Experience Dubrovnik through guided walks led by locals who share history, legends and real city life. Add a city walls tour, a cable car viewpoint stop, or a boat trip to Lokrum for the perfect mix of stories and scenery.
Easy, Authentic & Visitor-Friendly
Dubrovnik is compact, walkable and easy to explore, with memorable views around every corner. Enjoy relaxed cafés, seaside promenades and local food spots that make the city feel welcoming beyond the main sights.
Things to do in Dubrovnik
Top 10 Things to Do in Dubrovnik
- 1
Visit Zagreb Cathedral
A landmark you can’t miss. The area around the cathedral is one of the most iconic parts of Zagreb City and a great starting point for exploring the centre. - 2
Explore Dolac Market
The city’s most famous market for fresh produce, local snacks, and a real glimpse of everyday Zagreb. Go in the morning for the best atmosphere. - 3Walk through Upper Town
Cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and postcard views. Don’t rush this part of Zagreb City, it’s the most charming area to explore on foot. - 4
See St Mark’s Square and the colourful roof
One of the most photographed spots in the city. Even a short stop here gives you that classic Zagreb City vibe. - 5
Ride the Zagreb Funicular and enjoy the viewpoint
A quick, fun experience that connects Lower and Upper Town. From the top you get a great city view in just a few minutes. - 6
Visit the Museum of Broken Relationships
Zagreb’s most unique museum and a must for many visitors. It’s emotional, quirky, and surprisingly memorable. - 7
Stroll the Green Horseshoe parks
A beautiful sequence of parks and elegant squares in the city centre. Perfect for a relaxed walk between sights. - 8
Café time on Tkalčićeva Street
Zagreb City takes coffee seriously. This is the best street for people watching, terrace cafés, and a laid back afternoon break. - 9Discover Mirogoj Cemetery
Sounds unusual, but it’s one of the most beautiful places in Zagreb. The arcades, architecture, and peaceful atmosphere make it worth the trip. - 10Escape to Maksimir Park or Jarun Lake
If you want greenery and local life, choose one. Maksimir is a classic city park, Jarun is great for walking, cycling, and sunsets.
How to Plan Your 2 to 3 Days in Zagreb City
Classic Zagreb City highlights
Morning: Begin in the Upper Town. Walk through the historic streets around St Mark’s Square, then continue to Stone Gate. Take your time with the viewpoints, this is where Zagreb City feels most atmospheric.
Afternoon: Walk down into the centre and head to Dolac Market. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s a great place to see local life. From here you can continue on an easy walk through the central streets and squares.
Evening: Finish with a relaxed café stop and dinner in the centre. A slow evening walk in the lit up streets is underrated and feels very local.
Culture and local vibes
Morning: Choose one museum as your main focus. If you want something unique and emotional, go for the Museum of Broken Relationships. If you prefer a broader cultural mix, explore museums and galleries in the centre.
Afternoon: Walk the Green Horseshoe parks and elegant squares. This route gives you a different side of Zagreb City, calm, green, and very photogenic. Add a long coffee break in between, because that’s part of the experience here.
Evening: Spend your evening on Tkalčićeva Street or nearby café streets. It’s ideal for people watching, dessert, and a second coffee, yes, locals do that.
Nature and a local escape
Morning: If you want nature, choose one: Medvednica for a short hike and big views, Maksimir Park for classic greenery, or Jarun Lake for an easy walk or cycle route.
Afternoon: Come back to the centre and explore anything you missed at a slower pace. This is a great time for smaller streets, local shops, and a final market stop.
Evening: End your trip with a final viewpoint or a relaxed dinner. Zagreb City is not a “rush through” destination, it’s best when you leave space for wandering.
