Zagreb bus station (Autobusni Kolodvor) is a large structure that would never win any architectural prizes. Built in 1987, it's all concrete and sharp angles but it has enough space for 88 terminals handling all international and domestic buses from Zagreb.
The terminal could desperately use an upgrade particularly towards making it more handicap-accessible. There are stairs and escalators everywhere but no elevators. Ticketing is on the first floor and the platform for departures is on the ground floor.
As is evident on the map above, the bus station is slightly east of the train station and northeast of the town centre (Trg Jelacica). It's walkable but a hub for Zagreb trams is right outside.
The Zagreb bus station is also where you get the bus to the Zagreb Airport.
The bus station is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The left luggage office in the Zagreb bus station is open 24/7. The price is €1 per hour for the first four hours and €0.50 for each hour thereafter. Items like skis and bikes are charged €1.50 per hour. You'll need to produce ID of some sort--usually a passport.
Trams 2, 3, and 6 run from the bus station to the train station (about 10 minutes) with tram 6 continuing to the town centre. (see Zagreb's Tram Map and more about getting around Zagreb).
Staying near the bus station can be extraordinarily convenient if you need a quick jaunt to the airport. Check out a selection of the best accommodation near the bus station or use this handy search box:
There's an ATM in the bus station as well as a currency exchange office.
There are public phones in the bus station and you can buy a phone card at the tisak (newspaper kiosk). There is no free Wifi.
The bus station parking lot is outdoors and costs €1 per hour (€11 per day).
There's no sit-down restaurant in the bus station but you can buy snacks, soft drinks and basic groceries. You can also buy international newspapers and a phone card.
Last updated December 13, 2022
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