Find the right Zagreb tram line fast: daytime and night routes, the official tram map, and PDF timetables (including stops).
Looking for tickets, validation and how to ride? See Zagreb tram tickets and how to ride.
Travelling by tram is one of the easiest ways to move around Zagreb, connecting the centre with major neighbourhoods and transport hubs.
Network at a glance: Zagreb’s tram system runs on about 116.3 km of track and includes 256 tram stations and 167 switches, with 15 daytime and 4 night lines. This page focuses on routes, maps and timetables.
Accessibility note: ZET has been modernising its fleet with low-floor trams; availability depends on the line and the vehicle in service.
Good to know: not every stop shows a full route map or live arrivals, so it helps to keep the PDF map and your line timetable on your phone.
Quick find: best tram lines for visitors
- City centre / main square: look for routes that stop at Trg bana J. Jelačića (many lines pass here).
- Zagreb Main Train Station (Glavni kolodvor): look for lines that stop at Glavni kolodvor.
- Main bus station: look for lines that stop at Autobusni kolodvor.
- Maksimir Park area: daytime line 5 goes to Park Maksimir.
- Night service: night tram lines 31–34 run, but during works they can be replaced by buses or shortened, so always check updates.
Note: lines 1, 3 and 8 do not operate on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays (see the official network map PDF).
Daytime tram lines in Zagreb
Daytime lines use numbers up to 17 (not every number is used). Direction is shown by the final stop name on the tram’s front display and at stops. For the full network overview, use the official map: Zagreb tram network map (PDF).
Official overview: Daytime lines (ZET).
| No. | Route | Timetable and stops |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Zapadni kolodvor - Borongaj | Timetable (PDF) |
| 2 | Črnomerec - Savišće | Timetable (PDF) |
| 3 | Ljubljanica - Savišće | Timetable (PDF) |
| 4 | Savski most - Dubec | Timetable (PDF) |
| 5 | Prečko - Park Maksimir | Timetable (PDF) |
| 6 | Črnomerec - Sopot | Timetable (PDF) |
| 7 | Savski most - Dubrava | Timetable (PDF) |
| 8 | Mihaljevac - Zapruđe | Timetable (PDF) |
| 9 | Ljubljanica - Borongaj | Timetable (PDF) |
| 11 | Črnomerec - Dubec | Timetable (PDF) |
| 12 | Ljubljanica - Dubrava | Timetable (PDF) |
| 13 | Žitnjak - Kvaternikov trg | Timetable (PDF) |
| 14 | Mihaljevac - Zapruđe | Timetable (PDF) |
| 15 | Mihaljevac - Gračansko dolje | Timetable (PDF) |
| 17 | Prečko - Borongaj | Timetable (PDF) |
Night tram lines in Zagreb
Zagreb has four night tram lines (31–34). For the official overview map: Night tram routes (PDF).
Official overview: Night lines (ZET).
Important: during works or diversions, night lines can be replaced by buses or shortened, so check service updates before you travel.
| No. | Route | Timetable and stops |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | Črnomerec - Savski most | Timetable (PDF) |
| 32 | Prečko - Borongaj | Timetable (PDF) |
| 33 | Mihaljevac - Savišće | Timetable (PDF) |
| 34 | Ljubljanica - Dubec | Timetable (PDF) |
Zagreb tram map
If you want a quick “big picture” view, use the official ZET tram map (PDF) or the embedded map below. The PDF is especially useful when there are works or temporary changes.
Tram timetables and frequency
ZET timetables are published as PDFs per line and usually include weekday, Saturday, and Sunday/public holiday schedules. Always check the date shown at the top of the PDF for the latest revision.
- Official daytime lines (latest PDFs)
- Official night lines (latest PDFs)
- Service updates & diversions (ZET)
Tip: on public holidays and non-working days, the Sunday timetable applies. Check dates here: Croatian public holidays.
Major tram hubs and where lines connect
- Trg bana J. Jelačića (main square): central hub used by many routes.
- Glavni kolodvor (main train station): key interchange for rail connections.
- Autobusni kolodvor (main bus station): useful if you’re arriving by intercity bus.
- Črnomerec: major western terminal and interchange point.
- Savski most: important interchange for the south-west of the city.
- Mihaljevac: northern interchange point (including lines 14 and 15).
Using trams to reach top sights
Trams are a practical way to reach many popular areas in Zagreb. Use these guides to pick what to see, then use the line tables above to plan the route.
- Top attractions in Zagreb
- Museums in Zagreb
- Parks in Zagreb (including Maksimir)
Tips for choosing the right line
- Direction = final stop name: choose the tram showing the destination you need (e.g., “Dubec”, “Črnomerec”, “Prečko”).
- If you’re unsure, aim for a hub: changing at the main square / main station area is often easiest.
- Expect diversions during works: check ZET service updates, especially at night.
- Accessibility: many trams are low-floor (step-free entry), but not every vehicle on every line will be.
Tickets and fares: quick snapshot
Most visitors use time-based single tickets in the City of Zagreb. Official fares (prices can change, so verify before travel):
| Ticket | Validity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single fare (daytime) | 30 minutes | 0,53 € |
| Single fare (daytime) | 60 minutes | 0,93 € |
| Single fare (daytime) | 90 minutes | 1,33 € |
| Single fare (night time) | Night ticket | 1,99 € |
| Daily ticket | All day | 3,98 € |
Where to buy: paper tickets are sold at ZET ticket offices and partner kiosks; some tickets can also be bought from the driver (usually more expensive), and you can use the MojZET app for mobile purchase/validation.
For the full, up-to-date ticket guide (including driver prices, daily/multi-day options and validation), see: Zagreb tram tickets and how to ride. Official verification: ZET fares and ZET paper tickets.
FAQ - Zagreb tram lines
Which tram line is best for tourists?
There isn’t one “best” line, but choose routes that stop at the city’s main hubs like Trg bana J. Jelačića, Glavni kolodvor, and Autobusni kolodvor. For green space visits, line 5 is useful for Park Maksimir.
Where can I find the official Zagreb tram map?
Use the official ZET network map PDF (linked above) and the embedded map on this page.
Do trams run at night in Zagreb?
Yes — night tram lines 31–34 run, but they can be replaced or shortened during works. Always check the official ZET service updates before late travel.
How do I know which direction the tram is going?
Look at the final stop name shown on the tram (and on stop displays). If in doubt, open the line PDF timetable and check the stop list.
ZET contact and lost property
Zagrebački električni tramvaj d.o.o. (ZET)
Information: +385 1 3651 555
Call Centre (24/7): 072 500 400 (local call rate charged)
Website: www.zet.hr
Lost & Found
If you lose something on a tram or at a ZET sales point, contact the Lost Property Office at Ozaljska 105 on business days (morning/early afternoon) or call the ZET Call Centre.