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Baroque Zagreb

The tour includes a part of Zagreb's rich baroque heritage

The art of baroque spread from Rome in the 17th and 18th century all across Europe and filled paintings, architecture, sculptures and literature. It left its mark in Zagreb as well, especially on the buildings that stand proudly even today. Monumentality, dynamics, playfulness, illusionism - see the features of this period on the churches of St John in Nova Ves, St Catherine on the Upper Town and Vojković-Oršić Rauch palace, known today as Croatian History Museum.

Date/day of departure: As agreed

Time of departure: As agreed

Point of departure: As agreed

Language: Croatian

Duration of the tour: 90 min

Price of the tour: 200 kn

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