Croatia · FOOD AND DRINK TOURS IN ZAGREB
The 6 best food and drink tours in Zagreb you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste Zagreb through markets, cheese pastries, local drinks, sweets, and Croatian food traditions on a friendly three-hour walking tour.
“Diana was knowledgeable and fun. She went the extra mile to make sure we had a lot of food and was explaining the history behind her country of Croatia. We enjoyed the tour!”
Taste Croatian classics, wine, rakija, and Zagreb’s Old Town sights on a small-group walking tour with four generous food stops.
“Good food, food and tour guide were great, especially loved the truffle cheese and the wine pairing.”
Taste Croatian regional dishes, wines, and spirits while walking Zagreb’s Old Town with a friendly local guide.
“Best part was getting to talk with the other couple attending the tour. Great introduction to the old city part of Zagreb.”
Taste Zagreb’s best local dishes, explore Dolac Market, and learn Croatian food traditions on a generous 210-minute guided tour.
“We did this on our first day in Zagreb, first day in Croatia in fact! It was the perfect thing to do if you don’t know much about Croatian food or the history of Zagreb. Would definitely recommend. We didn’t eat beforehand and it’s lucky we didn’t because we got big amounts of food!”
Escape Zagreb for Trakoscan Castle, four Croatian wines, hillside views, and a generous local lunch on a seven-hour small-group tour.
“What a wonderful contrast to being in a large group on a tour bus. Robert hosted only 3 of us. We basically had the castle to ourselves. The drive through the countryside was a nice change to the rush of Zagreb’s cityscape. The Vuglec Breg winery was a real treat. Beautiful setting, surprisingly good variety of white, red, and sparkling wines. And the meal! Tasty duck & veal from their Michelin star restaurant. Robert was not only a good driver but also provided good conversation about Croatia, both present and historical.”
Tour Trakoscan Castle, a second historic home, and Vuglec Breg winery on a full-day Croatian countryside trip from Zagreb.
“We had a very nice time on our tour to Trakoscan Castle and Vuglec Winery. Our guide Robert was friendly, timely, professional, and lovely to chat with about life in Croatia. The castle and museum are excellently restored, well kept, provide a lot of information, and clearly have some artifacts that one would not see anywhere else. Vuglec was heaven on earth - lovely views, friendly staff, great food, and plenty of good wine. Our only regret was spoiling our dinner - if you’re going to Vuglec, skip breakfast and plan on a light dinner, because the lunch is plentiful!”
Water, stone, table and trail — the best of each.
