Top Zagreb Classes & Workshops

Explore Plitvice Lakes National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on a full-day trip from Zagreb, and experience one of Croatia’s most scenic landscapes. Visit the historic village of Rastoke, join a guide for a walk through the park, cruise across Kozjak Lake, then take a panoramic train ride. This full-day Plitvice Lakes tour includes pickup and drop-off at selected hotels in Zagreb (if option selected), all activities, and entrance fees.

By taking a tour of a craft distillery that is pairing their spirits with local craft chocolate, you will have the opportunity to taste and learn about the unique flavor combinations that can be created. You will also have the chance to meet the passionate artisans who create these products and learn about their craft. It's a wonderful way to experience the local culture and flavor of a region and to support small, independent businesses.When you pair craft spirits with craft chocolate, you can experience the way that the flavors and aromas of each product complement and enhance each other. For example, a rich and complex brandy might pair well with a dark chocolate that has notes of coffee or roasted nuts. A lighter and fruitier gin might pair well with a chocolate that has notes of citrus or berries. This activity is also unique due to the fact that we are the only distillery in Croatia that offers pairing of craft chocolate and craft spirits.

Take a break from the city’s busy streets with a visit to the Museum of Illusions in central Zagreb, ideal for all the family. Discover over 70 exhibits that defy the laws of physics and learn more about the science behind them. Pause regularly to interact with displays and take memorable snaps, then challenge yourself in the smart playroom with stimulating puzzles and games.

Learn how to cook a traditional Croatian dish on this group tour. Stroll through the Dolac Market and familiarize yourself with Croatian produce and market culture. With guidance from a teacher, make strukli, a pastry made with phyllo dough and cheese. Enjoy a glass of Croatian wine with your strukli.

Immerse yourself in Croatian culture and cuisine during this private, five-and-a-half-hour market-to-table cooking class in Zagreb. First, get a chance to select traditional ingredients at Dolac Market alongside your host. Then, join her in her home kitchen to prepare from scratch a three-course Zagreb-style meal that varies each day. End the workshop by tasting the fruits of your labor, paired with wine and coffee.

Channel your creativity, and enjoy a one-of-a-kind evening activity, when you attend this wine and painting session in Zagreb. Make your own way to the conveniently located facilities, and get ready to tap into your artistic flair: painters of all skill and experience levels are invited to participate. Create your own masterpiece, enjoy the company and conversation, and sip glasses of wine as you paint.

Learn how to prepare a traditional three-course Croatian meal from scratch during this private, small-group market-to-table lunch experience in Zagreb. First, shop for ingredients in bustling Dolac Market alongside your host. Then get hands-on instruction in making classic dishes like chicken minestrone and pork tenderloin, followed by dessert. Finally, sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor over a shared lunch.

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.

Engage in something fun on your holiday and join a private authentic Croatian cooking class in Central Zagreb. Meet with the amazing host and enjoy sumptuous traditional Croatian meals. The host entertains you with homemade nut or berry liquor and snacks as you arrive and introduces you to her kitchen. You get to prepare three dishes with the host, a seasonal soup, fish or meat with sides, salad, and a dessert. Meals vary depending on the day of the week you visit.

You get a chance to learn new sport and it might become something you (and your family) might start do play once you return back home.

Relax during the trip and enjoy the scenery while your guide takes care of the driving. Disembark in Kumrovec, an historic village that has been turned into an open-air museum of antique homes, known as hize, from the 19th After pickup from your hotel in Zagreb, you'll make the trip to Kumrovec, a preserved, open air museum village of 19th and 20th century homes. Visit the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito and learn about his rise to fame and the history of communist Yugoslavia. You'll also see his elementary school, arboretum where he hosted public figures, and a large bronze statue in his honor. Antique homes, called hize, represent Croatia's history. Each house tells a story of peasant life and craft, such as pottery, wheelwrights, blacksmithing, and toy making, which is a protected cultural heritage. After your tour in Kumrovec you can try a traditional meal at restaurant full of legends of tragic and forbidden love. No wonder its name translates to 'The Hill of Sin.'

This course offers an exceptional opportunity to discover the art of crepe making with one of the top 5 crepe makers in the world, Chef Mika, who has been established in Croatia for a decade. This distinguished chef has showcased his talent in world-renowned establishments, from the Palais de l'Élysée to the Ritz Hotel in Paris. This experience represents much more than just a cooking class; it's an immersion into the world of haute cuisine and an opportunity to develop culinary skills under the guidance of a globally recognized master crepe maker.

After a day of enjoying Samobor, this is the best way of remembering your stay. Art you made yourself is truly an amazing souvenir, but our workshop offers so much more. Find for yourself why the very process of painting (and sipping wine) is perhaps even better than the final result, and discover a new craft.