Classic Zagreb Bike Tour
Description
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Zagreb, Croatia's vibrant capital, with our expertly crafted guided bike tour. Immerse yourself in the city's rich history, stunning architecture, and local culture as you pedal through charming streets and discover hidden gems. Our expert local guides are passionate about sharing Zagreb's stories. Comfortable and well-maintained bikes are provided for a smooth ride. Small group sizes ensure a personalized and immersive experience for everyone. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, with leisurely-paced routes. Don't miss out on the chance to experience Zagreb in a unique and active way. Join our guided bike tour and create lasting memories as you pedal through the enchanting streets of this European gem. Book your adventure today for an unforgettable journey through Zagreb's past, present, and future!
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The history of Zagreb begins with the history of the Cathedral in 1093, when the Hungarian king Ladislav founded the Diocese of Zagreb in the area of present-day Kaptol and raised the church to the level of the cathedral at that time.
The "belly of the city" of Zagreb, the largest farmers market in the city.
From the end of the 19th century to the 30s of the 20th century, Tkalča was the Zagreb equivalent of the Amsterdam "Red Light District". Today it is the main tourist and night life street in downtown.
Bloody Bridge - the border between Gradec and Kaptol across the Medveščak stream marked by frequent clashes between Gradec and Kaptol residents.
The Stone Gate has been the home of shrine of Our Lady of the Stone Gate, which is also the patron saint of the city of Zagreb for many centuries...
The Church of St. Mark is one of the oldest buildings in Zagreb and one of its symbols. It is mentioned in the list of parish churches in the 1334 Kaptol Statute.
The funicular for the Upper Town is considered to be the oldest means of public transport for passengers in Zagreb, and was created in 1892.
Founded in 1860, the Croatian National Theater in Zagreb meant the achievement of the decades-long aspirations of the Illyrians, and especially one of them Dimitri Demeter, for the Croatian people to have their own theater in their own language.
The first Croatian King 925-928, but before that he ruled the principality of Croatia.
An urban plan was adopted in 1876 to design the lower city. The idea was to merge all the squares of the lower city into a single framework.
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Important Information
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- min 1person per booking
Reviews(202)
It is truly made for everyone, provided you can ride a bike ;) The tour guide was very knowledgeable and open. I enjoyed it
Filip was an amazing guide that gave us a great overview of Zagreb. The ride was not strenuous at all. My husband and I were the only people booked on our day so we had a private tour.
Philip was our guide and as part of a small group tailored it to our preferences. He was knowledgeable, friendly and showed us many parts of Zagreb we would have missed by ourselves.
Valentina did an excellent job with the tour and all the information and fun trivia about Zagreb and the history ! Fun to be on bicycles !
Not a bad tour but could have been more cycling as lots of stopping and walking with bikes up hills
Our guide was Valintina, who is great. Very knowledgeable and relaxed at the same time. We thought we had ‘seen’ Zagreb, however the tour showed us we really hadn’t and has made the rest of our holiday more enjoyable. The cycling is relaxed, while being able to get around the most interesting parts of the city. Highly recommend.
Valentine was a very friendly cool guide. We enjoyed the interesting bike ride.
Wonderful, charming tour guide. Very knowledgeable. We covered a lot of ground on the bike that would have been exhausting on foot.
Nice way to discover Zagreb in a short time. Eva was a very pleasant and enthusiastic tour guide. Good verdaznable and accessible to everyone. At the end of the ride we got plenty of tips for bars and restaurants...
We met up with our guide Peter at the store and found it was just the two of us and him for a Thursday early afternoon tour of the city. The joy of being on a bike is you can get about quicker and therefore see a lot more. We had plenty of stops throughout the city with Peter giving us the history of the area and the buildings we were seeing. A brief stop off for a drink and after 2 ½hours we were done. The cost was £37 per person, dont be put off by the bikes its at a leisurely pace and the only steep climb was way too steep so the three of us got off and pushed. A lovely way to spend a sunny afternoon.
