Cultural & Theme Tours in Croatia

You can stroll down the Stradun and walk the wall of Dubrovnik but it's much more meaningful if you know what you're looking at. Which is why this informative and fun walking tour is a must for any visitor to the 'Pearl of the Adriatic.' Learn what makes this UNESCO World Heritage site so amazing and special. Learn about the architecture - Gothic, Renaissance and baroque - and the history behind the palaces, fountains, monasteries and churches. Walk the high walls and get a different perspective of the city.

If you choose to explore Pula's history on your own, you could miss out on a lot of the important details. Explore the seafront city with a guide who doesn't leave out a thing as you see important attractions such as the Pula Arena, an amphitheater where Roman gladiators fought. Plus, this Pula Roman heritage tour is offered in the morning or afternoon, making it easy for travelers to fit it into their busy schedules.

Dubrovnik may be like a giant stone museum but within its tall walls there are some actual intriguing museums to explore. This guided tour of Dubrovnik's museum's takes you to some places you may have never thought to wander, thus enriching your experience here. Stroll around the medieval Franciscan Monastery, for example, and check out one of Europe's oldest still-functioning pharmacies. Gawk at Renaissance art in the Rector's Palace and learn about the city's rich sailing history at the Maritime Museum, among other museums the guide will take you to.

Discover an alternative side of Dubrovnik on this small-group, evening walking tour. Setting off from the Boninovo cliffs after dark, you'll visit some of the city's spookiest corners, from a historical graveyard and Gradac Park to Renaissance-era palaces. As you go, your guide will share macabre stories and centuries-old legends from the city's long history. The tour concludes in the Old Town, at the centrally located Pile Gate.

Discover Dubrovnik's ancient history and hidden charms on a walking tour through the famous Old City. Avoiding aimless wandering and let a guide lead you through the maze-like medieval streets, revealing the stories behind the city's most important landmarks. At just 2 hours, it's a great introduction to Dubrovnik's history that can easily fit in to most itineraries.

Explore Klis, a medieval fortress in Split, with a local guide during this 4-hour sightseeing tour. See a historical military formation called KliÅ¡ki uskoci or 'Deserters of Klis', who wear authentic historical uniforms, including weapons. Watch a sword duel and witness a spear throwing demonstration. Visit the Church of St Vid and visit the armory, recognizable as the city of Mereen from the popular television show Game of Thrones. On the return journey to Split, make a stop in the historical town of Salona.

Visit two of Croatia's fairy-tale castles on a full-day tour from Zagreb. Cross the drawbridge to Trakošā‡an Castle and marvel at antique furnishings, medieval weapons, and stunning tapestries on a guided tour, then explore the Baroque city of Varaō¾din and admire monuments including Stari Grad Castle.

- Most comprehensive Game of Thrones tour in Dubrovnik with a guide who is a huge GoT fan and has extensive knowledge about the show. - Tour lasts 3 hrs which is longer than any other GoT tour in Dubrovnik and maximum group size for this tour is only 6 people - The guide is an exceptional English speaker. -

Immerse yourself in the unique world of Game of Thrones and explore the places where the filming of one of the most famous series of today took place. Let your professional guide lead you through the 1700-years old Diocletian palace and explain you every detail about the series and history on this fun and unique tour.

Enjoy a unique perspective on Dubrovnik when you discover its key sights by sunset. Don't worry about logistics: the tour includes round-trip transportation by air-conditioned vehicle, plus pickup and drop-off at your accommodation or the Dubrovnik port. See the city's major landmarks as the sun goes down, including the Ombla River, Franjo Tudman Bridge, and the walled Old Town. Finish with a glass of wine at the top of Mt. Srd, which affords panoramic views overlooking the city and the sea.

From Dubrovnik, visit the traditional village of āŒilipi, located in the Konavle Valley, where you can see an authentic folk village and traditional culture. Among the beautiful rural landscapes surrounding the village, take in the traditional culture and take in a native folk dance performance.