Private Archaeological Zagreb Walk

Discover Zagreb's profound historical legacy by exploring its ancient archaeological sites over a three-hour walking tour. This immersive experience offers comprehensive insights into the city's rich cultural heritage while providing ample opportunities for visitors to appreciate the enchanting realm of archaeology.

A three-hour guided tour commences from the heart of Zagreb, either at the Maquette of a City of Zagreb or at a preferred location agreed upon by the client. Upon arrival, participants are briefed on the itinerary and fundamental archaeological terminology pertaining to Zagreb and Croatia. This engaging excursion encompasses a diverse array of historical sites, beginning with the Zagreb Cathedral and Dolac Market. Following a brief introduction to the architectural charm of Tkalčičeva Street, visitors proceed to the City Museum, where a concise yet enriching experience awaits. A notable highlight involves exploring the ancient methods of archaeology at St. Mark's Square, revealing its significance to both Zagreb and Croatian history. Additional archaeological sites include Grič Park, Ban Jelačić Square, and Zrinjevac Park, each situated within the upper and lower town areas.

An optional coffee break is offered, though traditional cafes in Old Zagreb may not be available. In lieu of this, our team provides exquisite Croatian wines and beverages, ensuring a delightful transition into the remainder of the tour. Visitors are advised to wear comfortable footwear and carry a positive attitude as they prepare to embark on their journey. Flexibility regarding photography breaks and restroom visits is accommodated, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the cultural experiences ahead.