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The hottest part of the Summer is here, and we had the heat in mind when we planned our shared tours. What can you do in Secret Zagreb in July and August?

Purchase our guide-book

We're putting this on the top of our Summer list because July hasn't even started, and a lot of our tour dates are already booked out. If you can't get a spot in our tours, this book will serve as a great substitute. The book is available in Croatian and English. It contains some of our popular tours, and you can use it to explore Zagreb on your own. Purchase it in Školska Knjiga bookstores. There are 5 bookstores in the city, and the most centrally located ones are Arkadija at the central square (Ban Jelačić square), and the one in Masarykova street, just next to the Croatian National Theater.

More info: In the Footsteps of Secret Zagreb.

After a superbusy and creative May that we were lucky to spend surrounded by friendly people from all over the world, we can't wait to meet those of you who are coming to Zagreb this June. What do we have planned?

Book a Shared Tour!

Two of our tours are available in English in June :

Purchase your tickets for tours in English here:

We have been active since the start of the year, but we could say that the month of May marks the real start of the season 2026 here at Secret Zagreb. Are you visiting Zagreb this May? There are many ways to explore it in our company.

Book a Shared Tour!

Two of our tours are available from May, all the way until the end of October, and that's Zagreb Ghosts & Dragons Tour and The New Shore (Novi Zagreb area early morning walking tour). In addition to that, we will offer our Badass Women on Zagreb on Friday 15. Purchase your tickets for tours in English here:

OŠ Antuna Augustinčića school from the town of Zaprešić near Zagreb included our selfguided tours in their trip to Zagreb. Around 100 students were split into smaller groups, and they used the maps to learn Zagreb's mysterious history and lore. They send us their feedback. They enjoyed the activity and were very engaged by the stories and the quest to discover the locations.