Tkalčićeva Street
Tkalčićeva ulica
A pedestrian street built on a filled-in river channel, lined with brightly painted old houses full of cafés and bars.
This street was originally a small river separating the Gradec and Kaptol districts of Upper Town, and it was filled in and turned into a street at the end of the 19th century. Today, the low, colorful houses on both sides have become cafés, restaurants, and small bars, with outdoor seating that stays busy from morning until late at night. It's the best place to experience Zagreb's café culture. At the entrance stands a statue of the female writer Marija Jurić Zagorka, and you can easily detour to the Stone Gate from here.
Opening hours
Open all day (bars open until late at night)
Nearby sights
- Zagreb City Museum
- Stone Gate
- St. Mark's Church
- Dolac Market
- Museum of Broken Relationships
- Grič Tunnel
- Croatian Museum of Naïve Art
- Lotrščak Tower & Zagreb Funicular