Museums open on Monday in Croatia

The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art is an art musuem in Zagreb that displays pieces of art of naïve artists of the 20th century. Its collection contains about 2,000 pieces, including paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints. Of the whole collection, the Croatian Museum of Naïve Art displays about 80

The Zagreb Zoo is one of three (major) zoo parks in Croatia and was founded in 1925. The Zagreb Zoo is home to more than 2,000 animals that represent 275 species. Among other animals, the zoo is home to a snow leopard, a North China leopard, a red panda, a chimpanzee, a monkey, a hippopotamus and a

In the unusual Museum of Illusions in Zagreb, visitors enter the world of illusions and experience that nothing is what it appears to be. Visitors to the museum get encouraged to interact with the displays and become the exhibits. The Museum of Illusions contains around 70 'displays' where you defy

Tortureum - Museum of Torture holds a collection of instruments of torture and execution that have been employed since the ancient times to the present day, illustrating violence throughout history. The museum has around 70 instruments of torture on display. Multimedia guides let visitors learn more

The Drazen Petrovic Museum - Memorial Center is dedicated to the Croatian professional basketball player Dražen Petrović who played in the NBA until he passed away in a car accident in 1993. This Drazen Petrovic Museum commemorates Dražen’s personal life and trophies. The museum includes items from

The Typhlological museum in Zagreb shows how the blind have been trained for various jobs through history and displays items that were made by blind people. Furthermore, the museum holds an old telephone exchange system that was used by blind people for working. The Typhlological museum and its exhi

The Croatian School Museum is devoted to the development of the school system in and around Croatia. The museum displays around 1000 exhibits from Croatian schools illustrating their teaching history and the Croatian school system throughout the years.

HaHaHouse, the world's first Museum of Laughter, is an interactive museum in central Zagreb featuring over 40 playful installations across two floors. You can dive down a giant slide into a ball pit, sing in a karaoke room, sumo wrestle, and find out more about Croatia through humour.

The Automobiles museum Ferdinand Budicki is an automobile museum in Zagreb with a collection of over 100 antique, classic and modern cars, motorcycles and bicycles. Furthermore the museum displays various photographs from family albums of first Croatian drivers.

The HT Museum of Post and Telecommunications is a museum in Zagreb that is devoted to the history of Postal and Telecommunications services. The museum illustrates the rapid development of communication technology, mostly in Croatia. In the HT Museum of Post and Telecommunications visitors can see t