Experience the starry sky at the Planetarium of the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum!
With expert lectures and sky projections, visitors learn about the secrets of the universe – from constellations and...

Learn about Nikola Tesla’s most important inventions in our demonstration cabinet and participate in experiments!

The lecture presentation takes you through Tesla’s...

Did you know that in the center of Zagreb at Savska 18 there is a mine more than 300 meters long?!

A life-size model of a coal and metal mine is located in the...

The permanent exhibition of the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum encompasses 14 thematic sections. The Astronautics department displays models of spacecraft, rockets and orbital stations, while the...

The SintArt project emerged from Richter’s idea and proposal for the Collection to serve as an active space open to research and experimentation, as well as a space for cultural content that fosters dialogue with both artists and...

The exhibition “In Memory of Kviskoteka”is dedicated to one of the most beloved television phenomena – the quiz show Kviskoteka. This cult-format programme, broadcast between 1980 and 1995, was more than just a quiz show; it was a...

The exhibition presents the Collection of Non-European Cultures, tracing the journeys of people and objects from colonialism to the present day.

It tells a fascinating story of gifts from explorers, missionaries, collectors,...

At the Ethnographic Museum’s exhibition “Intimate Spaces of Everyday Life”, furniture from the collection is being displayed for the first time, mostly dating from the 19th to the mid-20th century, alongside contemporary...

The permanent exhibition of the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb is conceived as a thematic and chronological cross-section of the Prehistoric, Ancient, Egyptian, Medieval, and Numismatic Collections. Among the many objects that bear...

The permanent display of the Ethnographic Museum showcases the richness of traditional folk costumes from the late 19th and the first half of the 20th century, as well as the diversity of textile crafts and social customs. Highlights...

What connects New Zagreb and France? Whether it’s people and ideas, urban planning and art, history and the present, this walk will uncover the links between New Zagreb and France. Who connects the Museum of Contemporary Art and Paris?...

Contemporary society is a society of speed, noise, indiscriminate rushing for information, and assertiveness bordering on aggression, a society best described by a paraphrase of Donald Trump’s famous slogan “Me first.”...

The tour “Art in Public Space” tells the story of the formative period of contemporary art and new, conceptual artistic practices through public sculptures and contemporary artistic interventions in the heart of Zagreb. It...

Prince Branimir Street, formerly Baroš Street, was once one of the most industrially active streets in Zagreb. The railway line bordering it on the south ensured the transport of raw materials and finished goods, and by the late 19th...

Join us and step back in time – take a walk with us through the streets and squares of the Upper Town. We are going back to the 13th century, to the time of King Bela IV, the Golden Bull and the construction of defensive walls that...

There is truly nothing unusual about a morning walk through the centre of Zagreb. It is equally common to encounter a friend, a crush, an acquaintance, a neighbour, or a former schoolmate on such an occasion. Perhaps only slightly less...

A 3 km walking tour through Sesvete connects key locations in local history — from the medieval center with the church and manor, through industrial development led by Sljeme, to Cold War-era bunkers and modern urban transformations....

During this walking tour, citizens are introduced to Zagreb’s architectural projects and restorations by Hermann Bollé, focusing on the historicist architecture that surrounds us in everyday life. Special emphasis is placed on...