
Zagreb in numbers · game
How many tram stops do you know?
Zagreb's daytime trams stop at 117 stops on 15 lines. Type as many as you can remember, in any order, and watch the network light up. No timer, and no wrong answers.
The name without “Trg” is enough, accents and capitals don't matter, and the timetable's short forms count too (e.g. “Grač. Mihaljevac”). When a name begins a longer one (Petrova, Petrovaradinska), press Enter or wait a moment.
0 / 117 · 0%
By line
- 1 · 0/14
- 2 · 0/27
- 3 · 0/27
- 4 · 0/31
- 5 · 0/30
- 6 · 0/22
- 7 · 0/26
- 8 · 0/17
- 9 · 0/19
- 11 · 0/26
- 12 · 0/20
- 13 · 0/28
- 14 · 0/27
- 15 · 0/5
- 17 · 0/30
Questions
- How many tram stops does Zagreb have?
- ZET's 15 daytime lines in the timetable valid until 31 Dec 2026 stop at 117 differently named stops. A stop with the same name in both directions counts once, and night lines don't count.
- What counts as a right answer?
- The stop's full name, its timetable name or a common short form (e.g. “Jelačić”, “Kvaternikov”). Capitals, accents and punctuation don't matter. A name that fits two stops counts for neither.
- What gets sent when I share my result?
- Only which stops were found, written into the link and the image. We store nothing: the game is remembered on this device only.
Where the stops come from
The stops and their order on each line come from ZET's timetable (GTFS, the Croatian Open Licence), valid from 28 Sept 2026 to 31 Dec 2026; the map draws the stops at their real coordinates, joined in the order each line runs.