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Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums 1 2 3 HDLU – MEŠTROVIĆ PAVILION MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CRAFTS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART Home of the Croatian Association of Artists (HDLU) Visit MUO - the oldest and largest museum of fine Make and share an unforgettable experience is a gallery space run by artists. Also known as the and applied arts and design in Croatia that has discovering display of Croatian and Meštrović Pavilion, this magnificent architectural in its collections more than a hundred thousand international contemporary art masterpieces piece was built in 1938 and designed by Croatian objects spanning from the 13th century to the from 1950 onwards. Explore new exhibitions, most prominent sculptor Ivan Meštrović. Although present. On the three floors of the Museum can take a part in special programs, visit Museum inaugurated as a gallery, after only few years, be seen the most representative artworks of shop and enjoy Caffe&restaurant. Art, music, during the WWII and due to a political decision it Croatian and European art production from the cinema, theatre, performance, dance. #msu was converted to an Islamic mosque. Since the end Gothic period to the 21st century, which present of WWII until the independence of Croatia (1992.), the greatest art exhibition through styles and (local: Muzej suvremene umjetnosti) the space was converted to Museum of National periods in this area. On the first two floors, there Resolution. From the beginning of the 90s until is a selection of artworks from the Gothic period to now it is run by the Croatian Association of Fine Art Déco, while the third floor exhibits selections Artists where a contemporary fine arts program is from the collections of glass, ceramics, watches, Avenija Dubrovnik 17, Zagreb delivered in 3 galleries (Bačva, Prsten, PM) situated ivory, metal and fashion collections exhibited. in the Pavilion. Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11-18 h; Sat 11-20 h Trg Republike Hrvatske 10, Zagreb Trg žrtava fašizma 16, Zagreb Closed: Mon, Holidays TUE – SAT: 10 – 19 h Wed – Fri 11-19 h, Sat – Sun 10-18 h SUN: 10 – 14 h www.hdlu.hr www.muo.hr www.msu.hr 6 4 5 6 7 TECHNICAL MUSEUM NIKOLA TESLA DRAŽEN PETROVIĆ MUSEUM BLESSED ALOJZIJE STEPINAC ZAGREB CITY MUSEUM Technical Heritage for the Ideas of the Future AND MEMORIAL CENTER Technical Museum Nikola Tesla is a heritage Blessed Alojzije Stepinac, Archbishop of Zagreb The Zagreb City Museum, founded in 1907, The museum is dedicated to Croatian basketball building based in the city centre and is one of and Cardinal, was born in 1898. in Brezarić (Krašić). is today the largest city museum in the player Dražen Petrović who is most notably famous the most visited Croatian museums. Museum He was ordained a priest in Rome in 1930. and Republic of Croatia. The museum’s historically for being the first Croatian and one of the very collection offers a visitor a unique experience appointed Archbishop in 1937. At the time of his stratified architectural complex was fully first Europeans to play in the NBA. He is one of the of the technology of the past and an idea how political process, in 1946, the communist regime renovated (1993-1998) and now expands to greatest sportsmen in Croatia and is listed as one sentenced him to 16 years of prison. Pope Pius of the 50 basketball players to greatly influence it may influence the present and future six thousand square metres. The museum’s XII announces Stepinac’s elevation to a cardinal basketball Euroleague. During his career he played of our lives. I permanent display was opened in 1998. in 1953. He died in Krašić in 1960. on the note of for Šibenka, Cibona, Real Madrid, Portland Trail n the Museum, amongst other things, you holiness and martyrdom. He was buried in the Portraying the city, the museum conveys a Blazers and NJ Nets. He won 3 Olympic medals. The can walk the underground mine as well as cathedral of Zagreb. His grave is a place of constant message of Zagreb’s identity and cultural museum exhibition follows Dražen’s life and career experience the visionary ideas of Nikola Tesla prayer and listening. Pope John Paul II beatified him heritage from ancient history (archaeological path through personal objects and various medals, by participating in interactive demonstrations in Marija Bistrica, 1998. findings presented in situ) to the present day. trophies and honors he received in 28 years. in Tesla’s cabinet. Kaptol 31, Zagreb Opatička 20, Zagreb Savska cesta 18, Zagreb Trg Dražena Petrovića 3, Zagreb Tuesday - Friday: 8:30 – 17:00 h Open on: Open on: Tuesday to Friday 9 → 17 h Saturday: 09:00 – 13:00 h Tuesday – Saturday: 10 - 19 h Monday – Friday: 10 – 17 h Saturday & Sunday 9 → 13 h Sunday and Monday: closed Sunday: 10 - 14 h Saturday: 10 – 14 h Closed on Mondays and state holidays. Sundays and holidays: closed www.tmnt.hr ZAGREBAČKA www.stepinac.zg-nadbiskupija.hr www.mgz.hr www.drazenpetrovic.net NADBISKUPIJA 8 9 10 ATELIER MEŠTROVIĆ IN ZAGREB MODERN GALLERY The former home of Ivan Meštrović, the most MUSEUM OF BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS The richest and most important national museum famous Croatian sculptor of modern art in Croatia The Atelier Meštrović is an attractive exhibition Museum of Broken Relationships is created Housed in a historical Vranyczany palace space of memorial character, located in the old part with the sole purpose of treasuring and in the heart of Zagreb, the Modern Gallery of Zagreb close to St. Mark’s church. It preserves sharing your heartbreak stories and symbolic presents more than 750 outstanding the authentic atmosphere of life and work of Ivan possessions. It is a museum about you, masterpieces, highlights of Croatian art from Meštrović (1883-1962), who studied in Vienna and about us, about the ways we love and lose. the 19th century to date. An important part worked and exhibited in the artistic and cultural At its core, the Museum is an ever-growing of the permanent collection is the Tactile centres of Europe and USA. collection of items, each a memento of a Gallery, the first multi-sensory gallery in this Meštrović won a Grand Prix for sculpture at the relationship past, accompanied by a personal, part of Europe intended for blind and visually International Exhibition in Rome (1911) and was yet anonymous story of its contributor. Unlike impaired persons. the first croatian artist who exhibited at the ‘destructive’ self-help instructions for recovery Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (1947). from grief and loss, the Museum offers the chance to overcome an emotional collapse Mletačka 8, Zagreb | +385 1 485 11 23 1 Andrija Hebrang Street, Zagreb through creativity - by contributing to its Tue - Fri: 10 - 18 h universal collection. Opening times: Tuesday – Friday: 11– 19 h Sat - Sun: 10 - 14 h Saturdays & Sundays: 11 – 14 h galleries, libraries, Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 2, Upper Town | +385 1 4851 021 Monday and holidays: closed Closed on Mondays and holidays. Work hours: 9 - 21 h archives, museums www.mestrovic.hr www.brokenships.com www.moderna-galerija.hr www.darrer.hr 1 HDLU – MEŠTROVIĆ PAVILION 2 MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CRAFTS 6 3 MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART 8 4 TECHNICAL MUSEUM NIKOLA TESLA 5 BLESSED ALOJZIJE STEPINAC 6 ZAGREB CITY MUSEUM 9 DRAŽEN PETROVIĆ MUSEUM 7 14 AND MEMORIAL CENTER 5 8 ATELIER MEŠTROVIĆ IN ZAGREB 13 9 MUSEUM OF BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS 10 MODERN GALLERY 11 THE CROATIAN STATE ARCHIVES 2 1 10 12 THE MIMARA MUSEUM 13 MINI TRAIN MUSEUM 14 TORTUREUM 12 11 4 7 3 11 12 13 14 TORTUREUM THE CROATIAN STATE ARCHIVES THE MIMARA MUSEUM MINI TRAIN MUSEUM Muzej torture / Museum of Torture The Croatian State Archives (CSA) is the central The Mimara Museum opened on 17 July 1987 at In the heart of Zagreb, in Gundulićeva street Nr. The Museum of Torture – TORTUREUM archival institution in Croatia. It was founded in Roosevelt Square 5 in Zagreb. The collection consists 4, there is a Mini train museum with the largest offers an insight into its unique collection of 1643 and from 1913 is situated in one of the most of the art collection which Ante Topić Mimara (1898 - layout in the South Eastern Europe. After 10 years various instruments of torture and execution beautiful art nouveau buildings in Croatia. The 1987) donated to his homeland in 1973. The inventory of entusiastic but hard work, on the surface that have been employed since the ancient archival material dated from 999 till nowadays is of the Mimara Museum comprises around 3750 of more than 100 m², today you can find: 150 times to the present day. The Museum vividly arranged in more than 2100 fonds and collections. art objects that belong to the world´s heritage. lokomotives, 1.000 vagons, 1,5 km of tracks and depicts the notion of violence throughout This material is mainly created by central The permanent exhibition houses and exhibits the more than 2.500 everyday life details. Apart from history, with over 70 full-scale instruments administrative and judicial bodies, but also by ancient civilizations collection, European sculpture, trains and tracks there is also 30 m of roads with prominent Croatian families and persons. CSA also ivory collection, the collection of Far Eastern art, induction powered vehicles. Special light and of torture, which even the thought of chilled keeps two million photographs and collections of various collections of European applied art from all sound effects offer an unique atmosphere to the people to the bone. national and foreign films housed in the Croatian periods of western art history and the rich painting visitors who can also experince the drive in the Cinematheque, which is a part of CSA.
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