Fascinating collections ranging from contemporary art to cultural heritage, housed in impressive buildings throughout the city.
A unique museum displaying personal objects and stories from broken relationships worldwide. Visitors can contribute their own items and stories, creating an intimate and moving experience that celebrates the universality of human heartbreak and resilience.
The museum is temporarily closed to visitors; its official site says reopening is expected in October 2026, so check before planning a visit. Features Egyptian mummies, paintings by masters, sculpture, and decorative arts in a beautiful Renaissance-style building.
Chronicles the history and development of Zagreb from its medieval origins through modern times. Exhibits include medieval artifacts, documents, photographs, and memorabilia that tell the story of Zagreb's transformation into a vibrant European capital.
Dedicated to modern and contemporary Croatian and international art, featuring rotating exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography, and multimedia works that reflect current artistic trends and cultural dialogues.