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Things to do in Croatia, Croatia: The Best Museums
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1. Peek & Poke Computer Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 149 reviews
From November 1st till May 1st you can visit us only by previous announcement on our mobile phone or email. From may till november we are open every day from 10AM - 6PM, saturday 11AM-4PM. Sunday, holidays, please be free to contact us on our e-mail or mobile phone. Welcome
Reviewed By gogsili
Must see place for all tech enthusiasts! A real hidden little gem in Rijeka city centre, created with so much love and dedication, you can literally feel it while walking down the memory lane.
2. Image of War - War Photography Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 144 reviews
Image of War is a museum dedicated to War Photography, the current exhibition "Up Close and Personal: War in Croatia" covers the Croatian War of Independence which lasted from 1991-1995 through works and stories of Croatian, Serb and world-renowned international professional photographers together with personal stories and photos people donated to the museum. Our motto is "War belongs in a museum" and our goal is to promote the importance of peace and raise awareness of the destructiveness which war brings to all affected sides. In an effort to actively help those directly affected by war, part of the revenue of all tickets is being donated to victims of war and refugees. * WARNING: The exhibition contains possibly disturbing and upsetting content. Visitor discretion is advised. TICKETS: Adults 50HRK, Students/Pensioners/Veterans 40HRK, Couples 80HRK, Groups of 10+ pay 30 HRK per person and children under 12 have free entrance. *Pet friendly Image of War Museum is temporarily closed.
Reviewed By HannieUk
An amazing photography gallery, Emotional and interesting. Definitely worth a visit when visiting Zagreb
3. Museum of Arts and Crafts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
This 19th-century building was one of the first to be custom-designed museums in Europe and contains a spectacular collection of glasses and tapestries.
Reviewed By LolaGo1 - Washington DC, United States
I was totally impressed by the number and variety of exhibits on display. As I walked from the first floor to the third floor, I kept saying, " wow!". The exhibits include religious statues, paintings, priests' vestments, exquisite wood furnitures, porcelains, bells, clocks, gowns. etc. The three female employees I met during my visit were all very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended to visit! Entrance fee is 40 kunas per person, reduced to 20 kunas for children and seniors.
4. Archaeological Museum in Zagreb
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 209 reviews
The Archaeological Museum in Zagreb situated in the heart of the city, just two minutes from the main square. Go on an exciting adventure through time that starts more than two and a half million years ago. Explore a variety of unique exhibits, discover and learn more about human history and culture through our fascinating Prehistoric, Egyptian, Greek and Roman, Medieval and Numismatic collections. The Museum Shop offers replicas of exhibits and carefully selected products inspired by the Museum's collections, as well as a wide variety of books on archaeology, including scholarly and exhibition-related publications. Complete your museum visit by exploring the Museum Shop and choose a unique gift or a souvenir. Purchases made at the Museum Shop support the programs and operations of the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb.
Reviewed By bruceb961
Excellent displays which were in English and Croatian made visiting this amazing museum a pleasure. The well organized layout, uncluttered display of artifacts and well lit rooms made the tour of the building an easy and educational stop for an afternoon.
5. Croatian Museum of Naive Art
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 667 reviews
Reviewed By SESNoVA - Annandale, United States
Even if you know nothing about the Naive Art movement, you'll find paintings to enjoy in this four room museum. Climb the winding stairs to the upper level to pay for your ticket, and walk into a series of rooms with well-lit and interesting pieces. Even without studying or being trained, these artists painted some fascinating pieces.
6. Atelier Mestrovic
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By 627josipt
one of the greatest stonemasons ever born, Ivan Meštrović one of the greats of Croatian art and world stonemasonry, except in Croatia, his works are spread all over the world.
7. Drazen Petrovic Museum - Memorial Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
The Museum is open Monday - Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. On Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m.
8. Froggyland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 609 reviews
Dear visitor, we are pleased to announce that Froggyland is opening on 07/05/2021. We are looking forward to your visit.
Reviewed By Animals999
Absolutely fantastic experience - went in the evening so had place to ourselves, was only a 20-30 minute trip but for the price was completely worth it. The most unique and enjoyment museum I have every been in, as well as learning informative information on the history of the stuffed frogs and their taxidermy! Completely recommend to all if you want a laugh and to learn something new
9. Malo Grablje
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By DutchWalker - Nijmegen, The Netherlands
We visited this place for its restaurant, which is excellent but that’s for another review. De city of Malo Grablje is completely abandoned around 1960, apparently due to a disease that destroyed the olives / wine yards. The city is left as is and is slowly being taken apart my nature, so be careful if you decide to enter one of the houses. It’s a really beautiful place to walk around. We might go back for some of the hiking trails that start there. There is an hotel/apartment place build at the edge of the village, so for how long this place stays abandoned is the question.
10. Sibenik City Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By MrMoreLight - Montreal, Canada
One of the best small museums we visited in all of Croatia, they are really tourist friendly. Laid out on multi levels inside the old palace, you will go through a great time travel of the area with excellent explanations in English and modern layouts of exhibits. Easy to stroll, plenty of space, great for pictures, a model for other museums in the country. Not expensive for the quality of the content. I thought it would take an hour to cover, but closer to two hours if you want to see and read everything. Well-worth the visit.
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