Holiday homes & rentals in Zagreb

Zagreb is a place to take things easy, and revel in clear skies and agreeable weather. Kick back in a historic, refurbished flat in the heart of Old Town, or steal high-buck views at one of the many newer high-rises.

What to eat on your holiday in Zagreb

Kraš is the local chocolate-maker which is treasured throughout the nation and beyond. Stop into one of their many outlets in town to try decadent biscuits and wafers, creamy chocolates, and rich hot cocoa. Remember to bring treats home for your loved ones!

Croatian wine is becoming quite a big player, and at Pod Zidom Bistro & Wine Bar you can sample the finest of it to the sounds of smooth jazz. Seasonal ingredients are important here, so why not try the risotto of the season with a glass of earthy and dry, white Croatian wine?

Discover Croatia's culture

Upon arriving in St. Mark's Square, you won't question where St. Mark's Church is as it stands proudly in the centre with its colourful tiles bearing the Croatian and Zagrebian coats of arms. Built in the 1200s, look for its astounding Romanesque and Late Gothic details.

Here's a museum that you've surely never seen the like of: The Museum of Broken Relationships. It sounds peculiar, but the very personal stories you'll learn about and the curious mementos you'll see are worth perusing, along with the well-stocked gift shop.

Discover Zagreb's old-fashioned charm

Rest your legs and climb up to the higher part of downtown via a very short funicular railway car, among the shortest in the world. The quick and cosy Zagreb Funicular dates from the 1890s and gives a grand view of the Lower Town from its hillside perch.

Get in touch with nature at the city's largest and oldest park, complete with lakes, flower beds, winding pathways and groves of trees. Maksimir Park exudes 18th century class with its stone structures, vintage lampposts and sometimes wide avenues.

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