Zagreb is the essence of a historic central European city. The city center is virtually untouched since the Middle Ages, and it’s easy to imagine ancient populations walking through the winding streets.
The two districts Gradec and Kaptol form the beautiful historic center in Zagreb. This is where you find the winding, narrow and charming streets that made the city famous. In the modern part of the city you will find museums and impressive 19th century buildings.
Hotels for groups in Zagreb
We have carefully selected good hotels and hostels in Zagreb ideal for larger groups. They are located centrally and known for ideal group lodging. Learn more about each hotel in Zagreb on this page and get in touch if you have a question or need a quote.
History and sightseeing on the study tour to Zagreb
Zagreb's history dates back to 1094, where it was founded by a Hungarian King. In 1242, the city received a golden bull as a sign of independence after protecting the Croatian-Hungarian king. During the 19th century, the city became an important industrial center, and the population grew strongly. Following Croatia's independence in the early 1990’s, Zagreb became the capital of Croatia.
The food in Zagreb is delicious and there are many restaurants. If you would like to try traditional food, you should prepare for a solid meal. Typical dishes are Manestra od bobica (bean and corn soup).
At the central market in Zagreb you will find great deals and exciting things. Remember to get a receipt for everything you buy - otherwise you may be fined at the customs.
Weather in Zagreb
Zagreb enjoys a continental climate and heats up in summer – up to 30 degrees. In winter, temperatures often drop below freezing.
