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Zagreb, Croatia
Embark on a captivating journey through Zagreb with our comprehensive guided walking tour. Delve into the rich tapestry of its historical heritage under the guidance of an experienced local expert, who will unveil the lesser-known wonders of this vibrant Croatian metropolis. Experience the enchanting allure of the Old Town via the scenic Funicular Railway.
Embark on a 2.5-hour guided exploration of Zagreb's rich historical heritage, tracing the city's roots back to medieval times. Your knowledgeable local guide will commence your journey from the heart of the Old Town, beginning at the bustling Ban Jelacic Square. Proceed towards the iconic Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, whose architectural significance cannot be overstated.
As you immerse yourself in this grand edifice, delve into the Cathedral's storied past, exploring the challenges it has faced throughout centuries and the extensive renovations undertaken to preserve its magnificence.
Your itinerary then unfolds onto vibrant Tkalciceva Street, also referred to as the bar street, characterized by its constant flow of patrons. Here, you'll have the opportunity to engage with the daily life of the inhabitants, learning about their unique philosophies and customs.
The charming funicular, an ancient mode of transport dating back nearly 125 years, offers a delightful ride to Gradec, the upper town. Upon arrival, traverse the enchanting Strossmayer Promenade, renowned for its stunning panoramas of Zagreb rooftops.
Next, explore the Lotrscak Tower and Saint Mark's Church, two architectural wonders that capture the essence of Zagreb's cultural landscape. Make sure to admire the picturesque rooftop of Saint Mark's Church, featured on numerous postcards representing Zagreb’s charm.
Descending from the upper town, venture into the oldest pharmacy in Zagreb, dating back to the 14th century. As you exit, pass through the historic stone gate, once integral to the city's defensive structure but now preserved as a symbol of Zagreb's enduring legacy.
Throughout your tour, your guide will share intriguing insights into Zagreb's folklore, particularly highlighting the Brotherhood of the Croatian Dragon and the prevalence of witchcraft. Additionally, you'll uncover lesser-known treasures scattered across the city, inviting you to step into its storied past.
Your final stop returns you to Ban Jelacic Square, the starting point of your adventure. There, you'll learn about the origin of Zagreb's name and bid farewell to your insightful guide, marking the end of an enriching experience steeped in Zagreb's fascinating history and culture.
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Includes | A licensed local guide leads a walking tour, accompanied by a funicular ticket. |
Not suitable for | Individuals who use wheelchairs |
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Zagreb, Croatia
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The guided walking tour lasts for 2.5 hours.
The tour starts from the heart of the Old Town, Ban Jelacic Square.
Landmarks visited include the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Tkalciceva Street, the funicular railway to Gradec, Strossmayer Promenade, Lotrscak Tower, Saint Mark's Church, and the oldest pharmacy in Zagreb.
Visitors can expect to learn about Zagreb's historical heritage, including the challenges faced by the Cathedral over time, the role of the Brotherhood of the Croatian Dragon, and lesser-known treasures scattered across the city.
It takes approximately 125 years for the funicular to reach the upper town (Gradec).
The oldest pharmacy in Zagreb dates back to the 14th century and is still operational today.
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