Unveil Zagreb's Hidden Gems: A 2.5-Hour Walk Through Croatian Innovation
This unique 2.5-hour Zagreb walking tour isn't just about sightseeing – it's a captivating journey through Croatian history and the remarkable minds that shaped it.
Meet 13 Visionaries Who Changed the World: As you explore iconic Zagreb landmarks, delve into the stories of exceptional Croatian inventors and innovators. From fearless explorers who opened up trade routes to visionaries behind everyday inventions (think Leonardo Da Vinci's parachute competition!), discover their ingenuity and courage that continues to influence us today.
Experience Zagreb Through a New Lens: Our experienced guides will lead you on this unique Zagreb day trip, offering a glimpse into Croatia's rich history and the incredible achievements its people have gifted to the world.
1 EUR = 7,53450 kn
Price includes
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A guy who discovered the land route to China, and was the first European to live in service of the Mongolian Khan for 17 years. He brought back knowledge of a different culture along with ice cream, noodles, paper, and fireworks.
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The man who improved fingerprinting techniques and helped police all over the world catch criminals, murderers, and all kinds of bad guys and put them behind bars.
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An inventor who perfected the mechanical pen created washing powder and built his own airplane when he needed one.
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A kid from Šibenik who led the basketball team that almost beat the NBA Dream Team at the barcelona Olympics and is the best European basketball player of all time.
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A renaissance man who invented a parachute at the same taime Da Vinci did, along with multiple books on mechanics and technological marvels that made human life easier back then.
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The first person ever to figure out the layers of our planet, along with te discontinuity between them called after him - the Moho layer. He also figured out how to build earthquake-resistant buildings.
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A talented engineer who figured out a way to mesure speed, stops and distance traveled and put it all into a device that precedes the modern age taximeter and tachymeter - it got him a medal at 1889. Exposition Universelle in Paris.
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A Jesuit priest who supported Coprenicus´ heliocentric system and whose work in mathematics, building static, hydro technics, astronomy, archeology, geodesy, cartography, and meteorology earned him the title of the founder of the Modern Physics.
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The opera singer whose voice was celebrated by Puccini himself, who even called me her favourite opera singer of all time. There are no recordings of her singing because she destroyed them all.
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A sculptor who was adored by Rodin himself, and whose works can be found in galleries all over the world, as well as across Zagreb and Split.
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A genius whose works with magnetic fields gave us electricity, satellites, wireless phones, and all kinds of technological miracles. His inventions were stolen by Edison and his name was borrowed by Elon Musk.
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A man often referred to as the Lucifer of Geometry whose work was the grounds for satellite dishes, telescopes that can see other galaxies, and microscopes. A man who met Galileo in the flesh.
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A general whose 2000 soldiers stopped the entire Ottoman army of 100.000 soldiers and 300 cannons for months he died preventing the Turkish invasion of Europe.
If you cannot find the right time to join one of our guides, you are welcome to download a tour map and take yourself on a tour, along with an audio recording telling you all of the stories our guides usually tell.
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