Ludbreg

The Ludbreg Tourist Board is at Trg Svetog Trojstva 14, directly in the central sightseeing area, and can be reached on +385 (0)42 810 690. From 1 May 2026, Ludbreg Town Museum charges €6 for an adult visit to either Iovia Archaeological Park or the Chapel of the Holy Cross and sacred-art collection; pupils, students and pensioners pay €5. A family ticket for one museum location costs €15, while a combined adult ticket covering all three museum sites is €10. Guided visits must be booked in advance and, under the 2026 price list, last 30–45 minutes at each location.

Ludbreg’s traffic rules designate specific spaces for tourist coaches: one in Miroslava Krleže Street by the bus station and another on Holy Trinity Square beside the post office. For the 2026 Holy Sunday pilgrimage, held from 28 August to 6 September, the city announced free parking over the busiest weekend as part of temporary arrangements for pilgrims. That concession applies to the event rather than throughout the year. Visitors arriving by car at other times should follow the current signs in the centre, while coach drivers should use the officially assigned locations instead of stopping beside the sanctuary or Batthyány Castle.

Ludbreg lies on the Varaždin–Koprivnica road and railway corridor, making it accessible from both regional centres without travelling through Zagreb. HŽ Passenger Transport lists Ludbreg among its stations and stops, and the 2026 timetable includes services along the Podravina route; the exact train should be checked for the intended travel date. In May 2026 the town introduced an all-day LudBus system using five electric buses, with passenger information provided through the LudBus portal. A car is unnecessary for the compact centre but useful for continuing into the vineyards and surrounding villages.