Zagreb

Contemporary art museum located in the historic Old Town district. It features an extensive collection of modern and contemporary artworks from around the world, showcasing innovative techniques and perspectives on contemporary life. The building itself is a significant architectural landmark, blending traditional Croatian architecture with modern design elements.

Science museum dedicated to Nikola Tesla's life and work, featuring over 2,000 historical technical exhibits and plans, including the final resting place for Tesla.

Gothic cathedral featuring the Assumption of Mary, King-saints Stephen and Ladislaus, dedicated to Zagreb's founding kings, second tallest building in Croatia.

Thirteenth-century church featuring a distinctive tiled roof displaying the coats of arms of Zagreb and the Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Dalmatia, and Slavonia.

Tower dating back to the 13th century and was built to guard Gradec town wall. It features a name derived from a 1646 bell hung for signaling closing of town gates.

One of Zagreb's most popular historic monuments.

Unique institution that celebrates the art of overindulgence through its collection of items related to alcohol consumption. It features exhibits showcasing various types of alcoholic beverages, glasses, and even some historical hangover remedies from around the world. The museum aims to educate visitors about the history and culture surrounding drinking habits while providing a humorous perspective on the topic.

Known for its collection of manuscripts illuminated by Croatian-born artist Juraj Julije Klović. It has been visited by over 345,000 people since 1982 and is part of Zagreb's historic Upper Town area.