Trains vers Zagreb
With the tourism in Croatia so focused on the coast, the country’s capital sometimes struggles to get visitors’ attention. That’s a pity, because Zagreb certainly deserves a visit. The city on the River Sava is by far the largest in Croatia. From its historic core, known as Gradec, the city has spread south from the hill over the adjacent valley. First stop for newcomers is the busy Ban Jelacic Square, from where most of Zagreb’s key sights are easily reached on foot.
The main railway station is Zagreb Glavni kolodvor, which is an easy ten-minute walk south from Ban Jelacic. It’s a beautifully proportioned neoclassical confection, just dripping with Habsburg style. Take time to have a peek at the stately Esplanade Hotel, across a green to the west of the station forecourt. Generations of travellers wanting to break their journey on the famous Orient Express spent a night or two at the Esplanade.
The Orient Express is long gone from the departure boards at Zagreb Glavni kolodvor, but there are still plenty of international trains. There are daily departures for Belgrade, Budapest, Frankfurt, Ljubljana, Munich, Salzburg, Vienna and Zürich. There are also direct trains to the coast, with services to Rijeka and Split taking four and six hours respectively.
Travel to Zagreb by train from anywhere across Europe.
De Londres à Zagreb en trainfrom 271,70 CA$ |
De Villach à Zagreb en trainfrom 30,55 CA$ |
De Budapest à Zagreb en trainfrom 70,85 CA$ |
De Munich à Zagreb en trainfrom 53,30 CA$ |
De Ljubljana à Zagreb en trainfrom 47,78 CA$ |
De Vienne à Zagreb en trainfrom 37,70 CA$ |
De Salzburg à Zagreb en trainfrom 45,50 CA$ |
De Graz à Zagreb en trainfrom 30,55 CA$ |
De Berlin à Zagreb en trainfrom 240,50 CA$ |
De Belgrade à Zagreb en trainfrom 92,81 CA$ |
De Stuttgart à Zagreb en trainfrom 39,65 CA$ |
De Zurich à Zagreb en trainfrom 95,55 CA$ |
De Prague à Zagreb en trainfrom 65,00 CA$ |
De Innsbruck à Zagreb en trainfrom 39,65 CA$ |
De Bruxelles à Zagreb en trainfrom 99,45 CA$ |
