Zagreb
Entertainment Quality: 3 / 5
Safety: 4 / 5
Nightlife: 3 / 5
Walkability: 5 / 5
Living Standards: 4 / 5
Free WiFi: 4 / 5
Zagreb in Prices & Facts
$5.9 $5.92
Quick Lunch for One
Spoken Languages
Croatian, English
$1.5 $1.48
Public Transport Ride
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Getting Around
Bus
Zagreb's buses cover nearly the entire city and cost 11 HRK for a single ticket, which you can buy from ticket kiosks or via the ZET app. To save time, purchase a 30-day ticket (around 350 HRK) if you plan to use public transport frequently, especially around areas like Novi Zagreb or Jarun.
Tram
Zagreb's trams cover the city extensively, from 4am to midnight, costing 15 kuna for a single ticket, which you can purchase at kiosks or via the app. For an insider tip, hop on tram 6 for a scenic ride to the picturesque Maksimir Park—just make sure to validate your ticket before boarding to avoid fines!
Tourist Reviews
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What’s logical is that fifty is called 'pedeset' – makes sense because it’s ‘five tens’. By the way, I clearly remember how much a coffee cost at the Zagreb Cathedral café – fifty kuna… About $7! That’s it, all that sticks in my memory about Zagreb… and the blue trams! 😎😎😎 They are, indeed, super cute! 😂😂😂*** »
For some reason, I've heard a few negative reviews about this city, but honestly, it charmed us way more than various popular tourist spots (I won’t name them, but let’s just say right now I'm dreaming of enjoying the scenery instead).
So if you’re ever wondering whether it’s worth heading to Zagreb—just go for it! 😎✈️ »
And for the magnificent Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, always worth a visit. ⛪ Inside the cathedral, you'll find practically all styles represented! And just wait until you see the beauty of the interiors!!! 🌠
A soulful calmness... 🌈 Tuffu-tuffu!!!! 😱 »