Zagreb Airport (Franjo Tuđman) (ZAG) Traveler Essentials

Terminals: A modern single terminal opened in 2017 handles all passenger flights with a spacious layout.
Distance to city: 17 km / 30 min by shuttle bus

Overview

Zagreb Airport, named after Franjo Tuđman, is the largest and busiest airport in Croatia and the main hub for Croatia Airlines. It is the country's primary international gateway. The airport connects the capital to destinations across Europe and beyond.

Transport to city center

Zagreb city center is about 17 km away; a shuttle bus connects to the main bus station in around 30 minutes, with public bus 290 and taxis also available.

Wi-Fi

Free WiFi is available throughout the terminal.

Lounges

Business lounges are available airside for premium passengers and cardholders.

Security & customs

Croatia is in the Schengen Area, so intra-Schengen flights skip passport control. EU/EEA passport holders can use eGates; standard EU 100ml liquid rules apply.

Travel tips

The shuttle bus to the central bus station is a reliable route into the city. Croatia uses the euro, which simplifies payments for visitors.