Top Croatia Street Art Tour

Dalmatia’s natural landscapes are world-famous, but typical coach tours don’t always offer an intimate experience of the varied terrain. Discover the region on an ATV Quad safari from Split, and cruise along off-road trails for unique insight into the country’s mountains, rivers, and countryside. Choose between a morning or afternoon excursion, and benefit from the small-group size for a personalized experience, keeping energized with a local lunch included.

Tour Dubrovnik like a royal on this Game of Thrones-themed tour of the city. Follow a guide who was directly involved with Game of Thrones filming en route to top Dubrovnik landmarks such as the Lovrijenac Fortress (the filming site of the Red Keep), and play with swords and props from the show—an exclusive experience fans love. This small-group tour is limited to just nine people for a friendly and personalized outing.

The Plitvice Lakes National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and renowned for its dramatic waterfalls, glittering lakes, and lush forested cliffs. This admission ticket offers full access to the park’s hiking trails and boardwalks, so you can explore the natural wonders at your own pace. Also included is a ride on the park’s panoramic view, shuttle buses between the Upper and Lower Lakes, and an electric boat cruise around Kozjak Lake.

Embark on a captivating 3-hour journey through the world of Zagreb's street art. Join forces with a seasoned local artist, boasting three decades of expertise on both the local and international art scene. Discover the clandestine nooks and crannies of the city that you won't stumble upon alone. Prepare to be enchanted by the enthralling tales from the genesis of the graffiti art movement. This is an adventure you don't want to miss.

Are you looking for a more authentic experience in Split than what you can learn from a guidebook? Do you wish to explore a part of the Split town included in the MoMA in New York City display "The Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia" and take in the elegant socialist concrete constructions during our trip? We can uncover the tales of painters, protestors, and people who are passionate about their city and locality in spots you would never have thought to investigate by yourself. This experience will stick with you even after you have left Split and Croatia. See you Mirjana

Do you love art? Moreover, what about its history? The artistic side of Zagreb will really please you. You are going to start in Naïve art museum. Here you will learn about this very typical art of northern Croatia- who was naive artists, their art techniques, motives, life stories. Then, find out more about life and work of best- known Croatian artist, Ivan Meštrović. It is an amazing success story from the beginning of the 20th century of a boy from a poor village. He a superb sculptor and was trained in Vienna. In Zagreb, he lived for twenty years. What impressive sculptures were made by Ivan Meštrović? What is so special about his life? On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, for extra 10 HRK per person, we can add a visit to one of the apartments of artists who were active in Zagreb, and their homes are now museums. This is a great opportunity to see the apartments from the first half of the 20th century and learn further about the life of different artists.

A walking tour of Old Town Zagreb is an exciting program about two settlements on neighboring hills, which are the main parts of Zagreb. Gradets (also known as Gornji Grad) is the first, and Kaptol is the second. The main Tkalchicheva street with its houses in the valley along the Medvescak stream Together with a professional local guide, you will immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere of old Zagreb, with its narrow streets surrounded by 18th and 19th-century buildings. Zagreb is a beautiful city, but it is also an important European center, through which the legendary Orient Express passed. We will walk through the most significant places of Upper and Lower Zagreb, talk about Croatian traditions and gastronomy, look at the colorful Dolac market, and witness at the architectural symbols of the city. And then, optionally, we will reward ourselves with a mug of Croatian dark beer!