Capital of Croatia – culture, gastronomy and urban charm
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Zagreb is the capital and largest city of Croatia and the cultural, economic and administrative centre of the country. Located between the southern slopes of Medvednica and the Sava River, Zagreb offers a unique blend of historic architecture, modern urban life, green parks, museums, restaurants and numerous events throughout the year.
The city is known for its relaxed atmosphere, charming streets of the Upper Town, the lively Ban Josip Jelacic Square, the famous Zagreb coffee culture and a rich cultural scene. Zagreb is an ideal destination for weekend trips, business visits, family holidays and exploring continental Croatia.
Zagreb is located in the northwestern part of Croatia and is excellently connected to the rest of the country and Europe. The city can be reached by car via the motorway network, by train, bus or plane.
Franjo Tudman Zagreb Airport is about 15 kilometres from the city centre, and thanks to a good public transport network it is easy to reach all parts of the city.
The main city square and central gathering place for residents and visitors of Zagreb, surrounded by shops, restaurants, cafes and historic buildings.
The historic core of Zagreb known for stone streets, St Mark Square, old palaces and a unique historic atmosphere.
The Zagreb Cathedral is one of the most important symbols of the city and the tallest sacred building in Croatia.
The most famous Zagreb market where local produce, fruit, vegetables and traditional Croatian delicacies can be found.
Zagreb offers a rich choice of activities for all generations, from exploring historic sites to enjoying modern amenities.
Zagreb is an excellent starting point for exploring continental Croatia and surrounding regions.
Apartments in Zagreb offer an excellent choice for short city breaks, business trips and longer stays. Guests can choose between modern city centre apartments, luxury accommodation, family apartments and more affordable options in quieter neighbourhoods.
City centre accommodation provides easy access to the main attractions, restaurants, museums and nightlife, while apartments in surrounding areas are often an excellent choice for guests arriving by car.
Zagreb gastronomy combines continental Croatian specialities with international cuisine.
Zagreb has the richest nightlife in Croatia. Numerous bars, clubs, concert halls and cultural events offer entertainment throughout the year. Tkalciceva Street, the city centre and numerous open-air festivals are particularly popular.
Zagreb is an attractive destination throughout the year. Spring and autumn are ideal for walks and sightseeing, summer brings numerous festivals and open-air events, while winter is particularly popular due to the famous Advent in Zagreb.
Yes, Zagreb is an ideal city break destination thanks to its rich culture, gastronomy, museums and a wide choice of accommodation.
Franjo Tudman Zagreb Airport is about 15 kilometres from the city centre, and the drive takes about 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic.
The most famous attractions are Ban Josip Jelacic Square, Upper Town, Zagreb Cathedral, Dolac, Tkalciceva Street and Maksimir Park.
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