Zagreb

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Who is Zagreb best for?

Best for art and culture

Zagreb’s museums, galleries, theatres and independent creative spaces cover everything from classical art and city history to contemporary design, film and unconventional private collections.

Best for couples and weekend breaks

A walkable centre, intimate restaurants, café terraces and atmospheric historic streets make Zagreb easy to experience over two or three days, without spending the entire visit travelling between attractions.

Best for food and café culture

Start at Dolac Market, try local produce and traditional dishes, then explore Zagreb’s bakeries, bistros, wine bars and international restaurants. Make time for coffee: sitting on a city-centre terrace is an essential part of everyday Zagreb life.

Best for business travel

A central location, convenient transport connections and flexible meeting facilities allow guests to combine work commitments with museums, restaurants and city-centre experiences.

Stay at art’otel Zagreb

Art and design · City centre · Wellness · Dining · Meetings

Croatia’s first art’otel occupies a historic residential building on Petrinjska Street, approximately four minutes on foot from Ban Jelačić Square. The hotel has 110 rooms and suites designed around contemporary comfort and creative expression. Original works by the acclaimed Croatian painter and graphic designer Boris Bućan appear throughout the rooms and public areas, making art part of the stay rather than simply decoration.

Rooms and suites

Choose from bold Art Rooms, spacious studios and individually designed suites. Each category combines modern amenities with the hotel’s distinctive artistic identity.

Wellness in the city

Return from a day of sightseeing to a heated indoor pool, Finnish and steam saunas, experience showers and dedicated treatment rooms. A fully equipped gym is available around the clock.

Meetings and celebrations

Four creative event spaces provide a distinctive setting for business meetings, private dinners and celebrations in the centre of Zagreb.

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Discover Zagreb

Begin at Ban Jelačić Square and Dolac Market

Ban Jelačić Square is Zagreb’s principal meeting point and a natural place to begin exploring. From here, it is a short walk to Dolac, the city’s central food market, where produce and specialities arrive from across Croatia. Continue towards the cafés and restaurants of Tkalčićeva Street or explore the shops and passages of the Lower Town.

Walk through the Upper Town

Ride Zagreb’s historic funicular or walk uphill into the oldest part of the city. See the colourful roof of St Mark’s Church, pass through the medieval Stone Gate and visit Lotrščak Tower, where the Grič Cannon is traditionally fired at noon. The nearby Strossmayer Promenade provides views across the rooftops of the Lower Town.

Follow Zagreb’s Green Horseshoe

The Lower Town is shaped by a sequence of landscaped squares and parks known as the Green Horseshoe. Walk from the plane trees and music pavilion of Zrinjevac towards King Tomislav Square, the Art Pavilion and Zagreb Botanical Garden. These green spaces connect some of the city’s most important galleries, museums and historic buildings.

Explore museums beyond the expected

Zagreb’s cultural scene is unusually varied. Visitors can explore contemporary art, archaeology, technology, Croatian history and design alongside smaller museums dedicated to unexpected aspects of modern life. Check current exhibitions and opening times before visiting, as programmes and access can change throughout the year.

Experience Zagreb beyond the centre

For a quieter afternoon, walk through Maksimir Park or visit Jarun and Bundek lakes. For wider views and forest trails, travel towards Medvednica and take the Sljeme cable car up the mountain.

Zagreb offers and events

Latest Zagreb hotel offers

Explore current art’otel Zagreb rates and packages, including seasonal city-break, dining and wellness experiences. Availability and inclusions vary according to the selected dates.

What’s on in Zagreb

Zagreb has an active cultural calendar throughout the year. Spring brings the Festival of Lights, while the warmer months feature open-air concerts, film programmes, Animafest and events at Jarun and across the Upper Town. In winter, Advent Zagreb transforms the city’s squares, parks and streets with seasonal food, music and entertainment.

Getting to art’otel Zagreb

Approximate distances and journey times:

• Ban Jelačić Square: approximately 300 metres or 4 minutes on foot

• Dolac Market: approximately 5–7 minutes on foot

• Zagreb Main Railway Station: approximately 800 metres or 15 minutes on foot

• Zagreb Main Bus Station: approximately 3 kilometres or 10–20 minutes by tram or taxi

• Franjo Tuđman Airport: approximately 16 kilometres or 30–40 minutes by car, depending on traffic

• Airport by public transport: approximately 45–50 minutes, with onward transport required from the central bus terminal

Much of central Zagreb is best explored on foot. Trams and buses provide convenient connections to attractions outside the historic centre.

Combine the capital with the Croatian coast

Zagreb can be the beginning or end of a longer Croatian journey. Continue south-west towards Arena’s hotels and resorts in Pula and Medulin for Roman heritage, Adriatic beaches and the landscapes of southern Istria.

See Zagreb from its creative centre

Begin with coffee near the market, spend the afternoon among art and historic streets, and return to a hotel where Zagreb’s creative identity continues indoors. Choose your dates and make art’otel Zagreb your base in Croatia’s capital.