Croatia · Wine & Beer

8-Hour Croatian Food and Wine Tour in Zagreb with Plešivica Tasting

8 Hours Round trip from 10450 Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Taste premium wines and homemade specialties in the Plešivica wine region
02 Tour a local wine cellar and hear stories of the region's winemaking tradition
03 Enjoy a traditional Croatian lunch with regional culinary specialties
04 Hike up to the ruins of 13th-century Samobor Castle
05 Explore Samobor's culinary heritage and well-preserved 19th-century charm

Head to the vineyards of Plešivica to discover centuries-old winemaking traditions in one of Croatia's renowned wine regions. Visit a local winery for premium wine tasting, homemade regional specialties, and a guided tour of the wine cellar with stories of the area's winegrowing heritage. Then enjoy a traditional Croatian lunch before exploring the ruins of 13th-century Samobor Castle and the charming town of Samobor, known for its culinary tradition and well-preserved 19th-century character.

Visit a local winery for premium wine tasting, homemade regional specialties, and a guided tour of the wine cellar with stories of the area's winegrowing heritage.

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At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 8 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Zagreb, Samobor

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Plešivica Wine Tasting and Samobor Castle Discovery

Pick up from your accommodation in Zagreb for an hour-long drive towards the Plešivica wine region, located 30 km southwest of Zagreb and known for its centuries-old winemaking tradition.
Pass through the beautiful countryside landscape and stop at a local winery to taste premium wines and traditional homemade specialties. Your visit includes wine tasting and a guided tour of the wine cellar, accompanied by interesting stories about the winegrowing tradition of this region.
After the wine tasting, savour a traditional lunch and experience the culinary characteristics of the region. Please let us know if you have any food allergies or special dietary needs.
Hike up to the ruins of 13th-century Samobor Castle and explore the town of Samobor, famous for its interesting culinary tradition and well-preserved 19th-century charm.

The route