Things to do in Inland Croatia

Activities, attractions and tours

Zagreb County featuring a city and landscape views
Botanical Garden showing a garden and a pond
Zagreb City Museum featuring religious aspects, a statue or sculpture and interior views
Ban Jelacic Square which includes a city and night scenes
Zagreb County which includes a city
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1. Ban Jelacic Square

Ban Jelačić Square (Trg bana Jelačića) is the focal point of Zagreb’s modern-day city center. Grand works of architecture give it a regal aura while cafés offer superb people-watching opportunities. Visit Ban Jelačić Square to experience the atmosphere of the city’s commercial heart. Attend cultural events such as concerts and advent markets.
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Ban Jelacic Square which includes a city and night scenes

2. Jarun

With a large lake, landscaped park spaces and trails for cycling and hiking, the recreational area of Jarun is an appealing retreat. City dwellers looking for a break from their urban environment come here to stroll, sunbathe and take part in water-related activities. Take a daytrip to lounge on its stony beach, try a range of outdoor activities or just people-watch near the lake’s edge.
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Jarun showing a river or creek and kayaking or canoeing

3. Zagreb Cathedral

In a prominent position in the Upper Town in Kaptol Square, Zagreb Cathedral is visible from almost every part of Zagreb. It is known for its striking neo-Gothic architecture. It’s an active place of worship, but the number of worshippers is usually matched by tourists gaping at the magnificent architecture. Gaze up at its iconic twin towers and admire the décor of its sacred interior, which features exquisite stained-glass windows, intricate reliefs and neo-Gothic altars.
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Cathedral and Blessed Virgin Mary monument in Zagreb. Croatia

4. Zagreb City Museum

The Zagreb City Museum tells the long story of this region, from prehistory to present day, in the magnificent 17th-century surroundings of the former Convent of the Poor Clares. Venture through exhibits relating to local culture, economics, politics and the arts to get a thorough understanding of the community of Zagreb.
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Zagreb City Museum featuring religious aspects, a statue or sculpture and interior views

5. Zagreb Zoo

Zagreb Zoo is a veritable animal kingdom located in Maksimir Park, which is more than 200 years old. Bring the kids along and spend several hours wandering around the enclosures, where you can observe numerous interesting species, ranging from big cats and monkeys to reptiles and birds.
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Zagreb Zoo showing marine life and zoo animals as well as children

6. St. Mark's Church

With checkered tiles depicting colorful coats of arms, the roof of St. Mark’s Church is visually striking. In addition, investigate the church’s interesting mixture of architectural styles and several significant artworks. Take photos of its famous exterior, watch a changing-of-the-guard ceremony and view sculptures by lauded artist Ivan Meštrović.
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7. Park Maksimir

While in Zagreb, visit Park Maksimir, a beautiful urban garden and one of the city’s largest green spaces. Its 781 acres (316 hectares) consists of broad promenades, lakes, lush meadows and woodlands. Established toward the end of the 18th century, Park Maksimir is based on the idea of an English country garden. It offers an idyllic setting for relaxed walks, picnics, wildlife spotting and enjoyment of a simple moment of tranquility in a quiet corner.
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Park Maksimir showing heritage architecture and a garden as well as an individual femail

What to do in Inland Croatia

Popular places to visit

Ban Jelacic Square which includes a city and night scenes

Ban Jelacic Square

Admire a range of architectural styles, watch street performers and browse the stalls of a Christmas market at this lively square.

Ban Jelacic Square
Jarun showing cycling and a park

Jarun

Leave the city behind and escape to this artificial lake and recreation center for swimming, cycling and other outdoor activities.

Jarun
Zagreb Cathedral featuring interior views and a church or cathedral

Zagreb Cathedral

With its twin Gothic spires soaring over the city, this iconic neo-Gothic cathedral is Zagreb’s most recognizable edifice.

Zagreb Cathedral
Zagreb City Museum which includes interior views

Zagreb City Museum

Delve through the depths of time in a museum based in the spacious halls of a convent from the 17th century.

Zagreb City Museum
Zagreb Zoo showing marine life and zoo animals as well as children

Zagreb Zoo

Take the family to see exotic animal species, such as lions, monkeys and tapirs, in this intimate zoo, set in the lush Maksimir Park.

Zagreb Zoo
St. Mark's Church

St. Mark's Church

An emblem of the city, this 13th-century church is best known for its much photographed multicolored roof tiles.

St. Mark's Church
Park Maksimir showing heritage architecture and a garden as well as an individual femail

Park Maksimir

Enjoy walks around the lakes and woodlands of this public park, admire architectural landmarks and visit a zoo with over 275 animal species.

Park Maksimir
Museum of Broken Relationships showing signage

Museum of Broken Relationships

In this innovative museum, rummage through the sentimental items heartbroken lovers have donated to tell the story of the human penchant for love.

Museum of Broken Relationships
Croatian National Theatre showing heritage architecture as well as a small group of people

Croatian National Theatre

Watch ballet, opera or dramatic performances at this huge neo-Baroque venue, the city's premier cultural destination.

Croatian National Theatre

Areas of Inland Croatia

Ban Jelacic Square which includes a city and night scenes

Donji Grad

You'll enjoy the museums and cafes in Donji Grad. You might want to make time for a stop at Zrinjevac or King Tomislav Square.

Donji Grad
Upper Town featuring street scenes

Gornji Grad

If you're spending some time in Gornji Grad, Tkalciceva Street and Dolac are top sights worth seeing.

Gornji Grad
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Peščenica – Žitnjak

Though Peščenica – Žitnjak might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like City Center One East and Maksimir Stadium.

Peščenica – Žitnjak
Jarun showing a river or creek and kayaking or canoeing

Novi Zagreb

Novi Zagreb is noteworthy for its restaurants, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Zagreb Fair Grounds and Arena Zagreb.

Novi Zagreb
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Trnje

While visiting Trnje, you might make a stop by sights like Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall and Bocarski Dom.

Trnje
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Martinovka

While Martinovka might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall and King Tomislav Square.

Martinovka
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Velika Gorica

Velika Gorica