Rich in heritage and arts, known as Croatia’s “Baroque architecture capital”. •Varaždin Castle & Old Town: a signature landmark—once a medieval fortress, later rebuilt in Renaissance and Baroque styles. The castle houses a museum showcasing local history, culture and art. •Cathedral of the Assumption: a Baroque cathedral renowned for its magnificent interior and ornate altars—an important local religious site. •National Theatre: a grand Neo-Renaissance building and the city’s main venue for cultural performances. •King Tomislav Square: surrounded by historic buildings such as the Town Hall, cathedral, palaces and academic buildings.

Known as the “city of the world’s oldest vine” and a former European Capital of Culture. •Old Vine House: its façade is covered by the “world’s oldest vine” (Guinness-recognised, 400+ years). Learn about local wine history and taste Styrian wines. •Lent District: the oldest and most charming quarter along the Drava River, featuring well-preserved medieval defensive towers such as the Water Tower and the Judgement Tower. •Main Square: lined with colourful historic buildings. At the centre stands a Baroque plague memorial column. •Maribor Castle: a 15th-century castle on Castle Square, now home to the Regional Museum with exhibitions on local history and artefacts.