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INFO | Mletačka 8, Zagreb | +385 1 485 11 23 www.mestrovic.hr
Blessed Alojzije Stepinac, Archbishop of Zagreb and Cardinal, was born in 1898. in Krašić. He was ordained a priest in 1930. and appointed Archbishop in 1937. At the time of his political process, in 1946, the communist regime sentenced him to 16 years of prison and forced labor. Pope Pius XII announces Stepinac’s elevation to a cardinal in 1953.
He died in Krašić in 1960. on the note of holiness and martyr-dom. He was buried in the cathedral of Zagreb. His grave is a place of constant prayer and listening. Pope John Paul II be-atified him in Marija Bistrica, 1998.
INFO | Tkalčićeva 77 | +385 1 46 68 649 www.galerija-mona-lisa.com
INFO | Savska cesta 18, Zagreb | +385 1 4844 050 www.tmnt.hr
INFO | Frane Petrić Street 4/I | Tuesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m., Sunday: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
INFO | Opatička 20 | Tuesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m., Sunday: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
INFO | Kaptol 31 | +385 99 4894 878 [email protected]
MONA LISA GALLERY TECHNICAL MUSEUM NIKOLA TESLA1
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THE MEMORIAL CENTRE OF THE ROCKET ATTACKS ON ZAGREB 1991/1995
MEŠTROVIĆ ATELIER
Technical Heritage for the Ideas of the Future
Blessed Alojzije Stepinac
Mona Lisa gallery is situated at the northern end of the famous Tkalčićeva street, right where the vibrant and touristy center of the city meets the calm historical area of Zagreb.
The old and the new can be found in Mona Lisa as it offers variety of artwork from respected traditional Croatian artists, as well as the critically acclaimed works of abstract art. So if you are looking to explore the artistic aspect of Croatia in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere, this is your place to be…
Technical Museum Nikola Tesla is a heritage building based in the city centre and is one of the most visited Croatian museums. Museum collection offers a visitor a unique experience of the technology of the past and an idea how it may influence the present and future of our lives. In the Museum, amongst other things, you can walk the underground mine as well as experience the visionary ideas of Nikola Tesla by participating in interactive demonstrations in Tesla’s cabinet.
INFO | Matoševa 9, Zagreb | www.hismus.hr | +385 1 4851 900
THE CROATIAN HISTORY MUSEUM
The beginnings of the Museum’s public activity are tied to the National Museum in Zagreb and the opening of its first collections to visitors in 1846. The Museum’s materials number over 300,000 museum exponents, but due to insufficient space, the Museum has never had a permanent display. Nevertheless, it continuously presents significant parts of Croatian history to the general public by organizing historical exhibitions and various educational programs. The present exhibition „1918 – A Turning Point for Croatia“ was organized for the 100th anniversary of the
end of World War I and presents historical, political and social developments of the Croatian people in the year 1918, which turned out to be, undoubtedly, a turning point in Croatian history.
The Memorial Centre of the Rocket Attacks on Zagreb 1991/1995 was opened on May 2nd 2013 in the memory of the civilians who were killed and injured in the missile and bomb attacks on the capital city of Croatia during the Homeland War. Visitors of the Centre will have the opportunity to view artefacts, photographs and documents that stand witness to this barbaric attack on civilians, as well as the attempt to kill the Croatian political leadership in the attack which targeted Banski Dvori in the Upper Town in 1991.
INFO | Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 2, Upper Town www.brokenships.com | +385 1 4851 021
MUSEUM OF BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS
Museum of Broken Relationships is cre-ated with the sole purpose of treasuring and sharing your heartbreak stories and symbolic possessions. It is a museum about you, about us, about the ways we love and lose. At its core, the Museum is an ever-growing collection of items, each a memento of a relationship past, accompa-nied by a personal, yet anonymous story of its contributor. Unlike ‘destructive’ self-help instructions for recovery from grief and loss, the Museum offers the chance to overcome an emotional collapse through creativity - by contributing to its universal collection.
THE ART PAVILION IN ZAGREB
is the oldest and most representative exhibition gallery in this part of Europe, designed to hold large, representative exhibitions. The building was designed by famous Viennese architects Hellmer and Fellner, and the opening ceremony was held on December 15, 1898 with the exhi-bition Croatian Salon. From then to the present day, the most important exhibi-tions of the greatest names of Croatian and international fine art are being held in the Art Pavilion, which in their meanings surpass the frames of the city of Zagreb and Croatia. The Art Pavilion is a must-see place that you definitely need to visit in Zagreb.
INFO | Trg Mažuranića 14, Zagreb | +385 4826 220 www.emz.hr
ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM ZAGREB
Visit the Ethnograph-ic Museum in Zagreb and explore specific features of Croatian culture. Find out more about unique tradi-tional tangible and intangible heritage of the country and what things we have in common with others.
Our permanent exhibition shows fascinat-ing selection of museum objects including highlights like festive clothing and textiles from different regions. Get familiar with the richness of Croatian traditional culture and join our programmes. If you want to find out what numerous Croatian explor-ers brought back from their expeditions in Africa, South America and other distant places please visit the exhibition of World Cultures.
ZAGREB CITY MUSEUM
Portraying the city, the museum conveys a message of Zagreb’s identity and cultural heritage from ancient history (archaeolog-ical findings presented in situ) to the present day.
The Zagreb City Museum, founded in 1907, is today the largest city muse-um in the Republic of Croatia.
The museum’s historically stratified archi-tectural complex was fully renovated (1993-1998) and now expands to six thousand square metres. The museum’s permanent display was opened in 1998.
The former home and studio of Ivan Meštrović, the most famous Croatian sculptor
The Meštrović Atelier is an attractive exhibition space of memorial character located in the old part of Zagreb close to St. Mark’s church. It preserves the authentic atmosphere of life and work of Ivan Meštrović (1883-1962), who studied in Vienna and worked and exhibited in the artistic and cultural centres of Europe and USA.
Meštrović won a Grand Prix for sculpture at the International Exhibition in Rome (1911) and was the first living artist who exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (1947).
INFO | Trg kralja Tomislava 22 | +385 1 484 10 70 www.umjetnicki-paviljon.hr
Damir Fabijanić
Muzejsko-memorijalni centar Dražen Petrović Trg Dražena Petrovića 3 10 000 Zagreb
HRVATSKI ŠKOLSKI MUZEJ Trg Republike Hrvatske 4, ZagrebTel: +385 1 4855 716 www.hsmuzej.hr
MUZEJ MIMARA Rooseveltov trg 5 10000 Zagreb
Tel: 01/4828-100 Email: [email protected]
MUZEJ ZA UMJETNOST I OBRTTrg Republike Hrvatske 10, 10000 ZagrebWeb: www.muo.hr
TIFLOLOŠKI MUZEJ A. Šenoe 34/III 10 000 Zagreb
Avenija Dubrovnik 17, 10 010 Zagreb
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If you are in Zagreb it is perfect time to visit some of many museums that are located in capital of Croatia. Zagreb has rich heritage so don“t miss a chance to explore it. From the Zagreb City Museum which is today the largest museum in Zagreb, furthermore The Art Pavilion In Zagreb, Mona Lisa Gallery, Ethnographic Museum Zagreb, Technical Museum Nikola Tesla, Alojzije Stepinac Museum, Museum Of Broken Relationships, Atelier Meštrović, The Memorial Centre Of Rocket Attacks On Zagreb and the Croatian History Museum.
It is Spring so its perfect time to walk in
The Art Pavillion in Zagreb Dušan Džamonja 50/60 April 5th. – May 5th.
Zagreb City museum February 26th. – May 19th.
Mona Lisa Gallery - it is a great place if you want to buy a good piece of art
Ethnographic museum Zagreb – The Croatian Intangible Heritage on UNESCO list March 5th – May 5th.
Tehnical museum Nikola Tesla Tailoring The Future March 22th. – May 22th.
Alojzije Stepinac museum – you can look the collection on working days form 8:00- 17:00 h
some museums because some of them are located in centre of Zagreb, others you can visit by public transport like tram or bus. Its great that most of these museum are located at beautiful upper town. Also you can see the Egyption collection, the only that kind od collection in this areas. The material of Technical museum building before was wood, but after resettlement it was made of modern materials. All of our museums have special prices of tickets for kids, students and pensioners. The first open museum in Zagreb was museum of Arts and Crafts and has around 100.000 objects of applied art.
Museum of Broken Relationships – created with the sole purpose of treasuring and sharing your heartbreaking stories
Atelier Meštrović – an art museum with a permanent exhibition of works by Ivan Meštrović
The Memorial centre of rocket attack on Zagreb – if you want to know more about Croatian Homeland War the centre has every information about it
Croatian History museum – A Turning Point For Croatia - till May 19th.
THERE ARE SOME EXHIBITION THAT YOU CAN SEE AT TIME OF YOUR STAYING IN ZAGREB:
MUSEUMS IN ZAGREB
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