Join us on a 3-hour walking food and cultural tour through Rijeka, Croatia’s largest port city and a place where the flow of water shapes its identity. Known for its fresh, pure drinking water, Rijeka is proudly called the "City that Flows". This tour invites you to explore its vibrant food scene, deeply connected to its river and sea, while discovering the city's cultural landmarks and rich history. Stendarac – the starting point of our tour. This historic pillar, erected in 1508, marks Rijeka’s loyalty during Venetian rule and is a symbol of the city’s rich past. A perfect spot to begin your exploration of Rijeka's heritage.

The Church of St. Jerome in Rijeka – a beautiful example of baroque architecture, offering a serene atmosphere and rich history. This church is a hidden gem, reflecting the city's deep cultural and religious heritage. You will explore Rijeka’s cultural landmarks: Walk through the historic Korzo, Rijeka’s lively promenade, visit the Old Town, explore stunning churches, and stop at the National Theatre, all while learning about Rijeka’s fascinating maritime history.

Gat Karoline Rijeka – a picturesque waterfront promenade named after Queen Caroline. This scenic spot offers stunning views of the harbor, blending Rijeka’s maritime charm with its rich history, making it a perfect place for a leisurely walk. You will learn about the city’s unique relationship with water: Hear the story of how Rijeka’s abundance of pure, spring water is an essential part of its identity and why locals are so proud of it.

Rijeka’s market – a bustling hub of fresh local produce and vibrant colors. A true reflection of the city’s lively spirit, where locals and visitors alike gather to experience the best of Rijeka’s culinary offerings. You will taste local delicacies and drinks: Enjoy fresh seafood, traditional Croatian pastries, local wines, rakija, and refreshing beverages, all accompanied by the purest drinking water in Croatia, known for its quality and health benefits.

Rijeka’s Fish Market (Ribarnica) – a historic spot where the freshest seafood from the Adriatic is sold daily. With its rich tradition, this market is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the city’s maritime heritage and taste its finest fish. You will discover Rijeka’s food scene: Visit local markets, family-owned restaurants, and artisanal shops to sample dishes inspired by Rijeka’s coastal and river heritage.

Turska Kuća (Turkish House) in Rijeka – an iconic building with a rich cultural history, showcasing the city's diverse heritage. Its unique architecture and historical significance make it a fascinating stop for anyone exploring Rijeka's past. You will be guided by a local expert: Enjoy the company of a passionate guide who will share both culinary and cultural insights, making you fall in love with the city’s flavors and traditions.

Hrvatsko narodno kazalište Ivan Zajc – Rijeka’s grand National Theatre, a cultural landmark showcasing the city's rich theatrical history. With stunning architecture and world-class performances, it’s a must-visit for culture enthusiasts. You will have small group experience: With a limited number of participants, this intimate tour ensures a more personalized and engaging experience.

Mrtvi Kanal and the Adamić Palace – a charming area in Rijeka, where history and architecture come together. The Mrtvi Kanal is a tranquil waterway, while the Adamić Palace stands as an impressive example of 19th-century architecture, reflecting Rijeka’s rich past.

Hotel Continental – a historic gem in the heart of Rijeka. With its classic architecture and central location, it’s a perfect blend of elegance and comfort, offering guests a glimpse into the city’s rich history and hospitality.

Kosi Toranj (Leaning Tower) – one of Rijeka’s most unique landmarks. This 19th-century tower leans dramatically, offering a fascinating glimpse into the city's architectural history and making it a must-see for visitors.

Korzo – the lively heart of Rijeka, where history, culture, and modern life meet. This bustling pedestrian street is lined with cafés, shops, and historic buildings, making it the perfect spot to experience the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

Cathedral of St. Vitus – a stunning example of Rijeka’s religious and architectural heritage. St. Vitus, the patron saint of Rijeka, is honored here, making the cathedral a symbol of the city’s spiritual and historical significance.

Koblerov Trg, now known as Trg Maslina, is a picturesque square in the heart of Rijeka, home to a beautiful fountain. Surrounded by historic buildings, it’s a peaceful spot to enjoy the city’s charm and rich history.

Gradska Ura – Rijeka’s iconic city tower, a symbol of the city’s history. Atop the tower stands an eagle, representing the city’s strength and resilience, while the water below reflects Rijeka’s deep connection to the sea and its maritime heritage.