Other, Zagreb

No way, am just kidding about it. This old boat is situated on the Jarun Lake where you can spend your free time when in Zagreb. There, on the lake, not far from the city centre, you can rent a boat, bycikle, rollerskates or just lie down on the beach watching extremely atracttive girls of Zagreb.

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Zagreb has an extensive tram network consisting of 15 day and 4 night lines. It covers almost all interesting places of the city.

In summer 2004 single or day tickets bought from kiosks cost 6,5 Kune or 18 Kune. They were slightly more expensive when bought from the driver. All tickets have to be stamped when boarding a tram.

Zagreb is home to a very short funicular railway (uspinjaca) which was built in 1891. It connects the Lotrscak Tower in the Upper Town with the middle of Ilica Street in the Lower Town.

Ilica Street is Zagreb's longest street starting in the city centre with shops, cafes and restaurants and leading to the western suburbs of Zagreb.

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Probably the best for quick exploring the city because, more or less, Zagreb is situated on the flat ground.
In spite of the fact that there are no marked bike paths in the city centre you can ride easily on the sidewalks. Don't ride too fast and watch out the foot passenger, especially the elder people.
Time for fresh updates, in the meantime most of the streets in the Donji Grad (downtown) has been marked with very visible bike-paths. There is wide network of bike-paths enabling bikers to reach very safely all the way to the Sava River and Jarun.

First of all you need to know that taxis are very expensive in Zagreb. So...avoid it I would say...

In case you need to take it from the airport try to at least ask how much should cost you and yes...they charge the bags too...

Everything higher then 200 kn is way too expensive!!!

My suggestion is to take the Croatiaairlines bus...comfortable and it takes you directly to the Zagreb bus station from where you can go either with bus, tram or taxi if you want.

Taxi is a very expensive mean of getting somewhere here in Zagreb, so try to avoid it, unless you are in need. Use tram or bus.

Prices (in kunas):
Start 19,00
Driving 1km 7,00
Waiting 1hour 80,00
Baggage 1piece 5,00

Night ( 10pm - 5am), Sundays and holidays are charged +20%.

Maybe the best way to have transport in Zagreb is to take public transport. Bus and tram tickets are bought at news stands at price of 6.50 Croatian Kunas (~7,2 HKn = 1 Euro) or from the driver at price of 8.00 HKn and daily tickets at price of 18 HKn.

Taking a taxi in Zagreb is not good a solution and, but it is easy to find them. They are expensive. For a start, they will charge you 25 Croatian (~7,2 HKn = 1 Euro) and for every kilometer 7 HKn more. Also, you have to pay 5 HKn for each piece of suitcase.