Novi Zagreb Area Walk'n'tram Tour
Zagreb, Croatia
Trip Type: Walking Tours
Duration: Flexible
Visit the Novi Zagreb area across the river Sava, and discover the colourful city life between the grey buildings from the socialist era.
The tour lasts anywhere between 3 and 5 hours, it's flexible.
The city tour offers a great way to feel the city vibe and get a better perspective on the way people live here by crossing the river Sava, entering the area called Novi Zagreb, enjoying a tram ride, and exploring the socialist architecture, incredible street art, and hearing stories about the development of the city.
The tour lasts anywhere between 3 and 5 hours, it's flexible.
The city tour offers a great way to feel the city vibe and get a better perspective on the way people live here by crossing the river Sava, entering the area called Novi Zagreb, enjoying a tram ride, and exploring the socialist architecture, incredible street art, and hearing stories about the development of the city.
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Visit the Novi Zagreb area across the river Sava, and discover the colourful city life between the grey buildings from the socialist era.
The tour lasts anywhere between 3 and 5 hours, it's flexible.
The city tour offers a great way to feel the city vibe and get a better perspective on the way people live here by crossing the river Sava, entering the area called Novi Zagreb, enjoying a tram ride, and exploring the socialist architecture, incredible street art, and hearing stories about the development of the city.Grey socialist buildings within the so-called Novi Zagreb (new Zagreb) can seem ugly and intimidating at first glance. But that's the part of town where the locals love to live. So much space, everything is within the reach. There's everything from culture to nature. Let's discover the true face of Zagreb. You're going to love the city even more after you take this tram-and-walk tour.
You're starting from the city center, and from there, you're heading south towards Novi Zagreb area. Most of the tour, you'll be walking, but on some occasions, public transport will be used to get to more distant parts. (Tram tickets are included in the tour price)
On your way to Novi Zagreb, you're going to stop to see some lovely murals by local street artists, and hear about the development of the city in the 20th century. Some of the interesting locations you're visiting are river Sava, interesting examples of huge residential buildings, Zagreb fair, Park of Newlyweds, a street art museum and Bundek lake. You'll pass through neighborhoods called Kajzerica, Trnsko and Siget.
You will be shown some great street art, some bridges, the biggest residential building in this part of Europe... hey, you'll even be taken to see some planets and show you the border of the Napoleon's lands! It's right here, in nowadays Zagreb.
This is what you can expect:
The tour lasts anywhere between 3 and 5 hours, it's flexible.
The city tour offers a great way to feel the city vibe and get a better perspective on the way people live here by crossing the river Sava, entering the area called Novi Zagreb, enjoying a tram ride, and exploring the socialist architecture, incredible street art, and hearing stories about the development of the city.Grey socialist buildings within the so-called Novi Zagreb (new Zagreb) can seem ugly and intimidating at first glance. But that's the part of town where the locals love to live. So much space, everything is within the reach. There's everything from culture to nature. Let's discover the true face of Zagreb. You're going to love the city even more after you take this tram-and-walk tour.
You're starting from the city center, and from there, you're heading south towards Novi Zagreb area. Most of the tour, you'll be walking, but on some occasions, public transport will be used to get to more distant parts. (Tram tickets are included in the tour price)
On your way to Novi Zagreb, you're going to stop to see some lovely murals by local street artists, and hear about the development of the city in the 20th century. Some of the interesting locations you're visiting are river Sava, interesting examples of huge residential buildings, Zagreb fair, Park of Newlyweds, a street art museum and Bundek lake. You'll pass through neighborhoods called Kajzerica, Trnsko and Siget.
You will be shown some great street art, some bridges, the biggest residential building in this part of Europe... hey, you'll even be taken to see some planets and show you the border of the Napoleon's lands! It's right here, in nowadays Zagreb.
This is what you can expect:
- half-day tour from the city center to Novi Zagreb
- tram-n-walk
- learn about life and urban planning in socialist era
- enjoy awesome street-art
- cross the river Sava
- friendly local tour guide
- tram tickets
- refreshment (drink or ice-cream) on your way
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