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The rides worth clipping in for.
The 6 zagreb bike tours travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Cycle Zagreb’s Upper and Lower Town highlights in 2.5 hours. Small-group ride with helmets, free-entry stops, and local stories.
Most Popular“We learned a lot from our guide, Fernando. He easily switched from English to Italian and back for the mixed group. The biking was mostly easy.”
Cycle Zagreb’s Upper and Lower Town on a small-group 3-hour tour with coffee or ice-cream breaks, major landmarks, and easy city navigation.
“Very informative but relaxed pace. Philip was a great guide and gave us the inside scoop about all the sites”
Cycle Zagreb in 3 hours on a small-group tour through Upper Town, with legends, Lower Town sights, and espresso included.
“Excellent tour by a knowledgeable guide who was patient and generous with his time. He actually went over the allotted time just to make sure he shows us the greatness of Zagreb.”
4-hour Zagreb bike tour covering Upper Town and Lower Town with bikes and helmets, guided in English for $73.
“I’ve been on numerous bikes tours across 10 countries From London to the Balkan’s but this was the best. It was an unexpected treat that in four plus hours showed the old and new. Simply put we saw all of Zagreb. The guide was the best. Real and honest. Went the extra mile. Thanks so…”
A 2.5-hour Zagreb highlights bike tour with a local guide, cruising landmarks like St. Mark’s Church, Dolac Market, and Gric Tunnel.
“It was excellent - fascinating and informative. Would highly recommend.”
Cycle Zagreb’s quieter sides on a small-group socialist-planning bike tour, with gear provided and stops like Tesla, parks, and Lower Town.
“I had such an outstanding time on this tour with Alida! It's always such a pleasure to get to discover a new city by bike, and Zagreb was especially perfect in size for cycling. We rode through some of the green horseshoe parks, and I learned about the urban planning that took place during the…”
