Zagreb Transportation Tips by coceng

The Tram Network... Other Review

Trams, the easiest & the best way to see around Zagreb if you don't feel like walking but taking photos won't be that easy.
I didn't take any of the trams, maybe I should. Next time.
From the map that I acquired at the Tourist Office, it is quite an extensive layout of stops, areas, including bus terminals are shown.
I didn't but I guess you guys should try the trams, because it cab bring you to areas outside Zagreb that I didn't cover for this first trip at least.

Mode: AROUND

Type: Other

Night Bus To Dubrovnik... Bus/Car Review

from Zagreb, I took the night bus to Dubrovnik. The bus station is a bit further from the train station. I walked between the 2 maybe you guys should take the trams. 30 minutes walk ? far ?
Anyway, I thought the night buses to Dubrovnik would be infrequent. Not actually.
There are a few companies from the counters I could see seeling the bus tickets to the best of Dalmatia : Dubrovnik.
Maybe in the high season, you have to buy earlier. Count about 10 to 11 hours to Dubrovnik. My bus departed at 9 pm & I arrived in Dubrovnik about 8 am.

Zagreb bus station is at Avenija M Drzica.

Mode: TO

Type: Bus

Train From Ljubljana... Train Review

I took the train from Ljubljana, Slovenia. The train station there is more well-equipped than Zagreb Train Station. For my memory I want Zagreb Gl. Kolodvor to be as always my memory serves me.
I had to change to a regional train upon arriving in Zagreb. My heart was pounding ! Would I be strip-searched ! No.
The regional train was empty when I boarded in. Couldn't remember the stop, must be the Slovenia-Croatian border.
It was a pleasant experience actually.

The photo shows my train ticket from Ljubljana station.

Mode: TO

Type: Train