The lit, arched concrete passage of the Grič Tunnel stretching towards a bright exit.

Free entry

Grič Tunnel

The Grič Tunnel runs about 350 m beneath the Upper Town, linking Mesnička Street in the west with Radićeva Street in the east, with side passages to the south. It was dug during the Second World War as an air-raid shelter, used again as a shelter in the 1990s, and renovated and opened to the public in 2016. It is a pedestrian passage that also hosts exhibitions and events.

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Free entry

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