CROATIA rest + sights: personal blog about Croatia interesting
Kumrovec old village is located on the left bank of the river Sutla, which acts as the border between Croatia and Slovenia, just 60 km from Zagreb city.
Here is located an ethnographic museum, which shows the life of an old settlement of Zagorje and old-fashioned crafts.
Orsic Castle in Gornja Stubica of Croatian Zagorje is located just 39 km from Zagreb city.
A palace in the Baroque style, built in the 18th century on the remains of a medieval fortress. In the 19th century, a balcony with Greek columns of the Classicism was adjoined to it.
The Museum of the 80s of Yugoslavia introduces visitors the typical apartment and life of the socialist Yugoslavian city family of the eighties. The museum is equally interesting to children, their parents, grandmothers and grandfathers.
All the exhibits of this interactive museum are allowed to touch without limits. For example, you can hear the vinyl records or try to call the disk phone … Forgotten feelings ;)
The Krapina Neanderthal Museum covers a surface area of around 1,200 sq.meters and is one of the most modern museums in Croatia.
In the museum you can find the interesting story about the life and culture of the Krapina Neanderthal, enjoy the many multimedia components and other contents, as well as very specific architecture.
“The House of Istrian Olive Oil” was opened in center of Pula city.
Museum “Olei Histriae” in Pula city is the first in Croatia museum olive oil.
The Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb city grew from a traveling exhibition revolving around the concept of failed relationships and their ruins.
Astronomical Observatory Zagreb at Popov Toranj (Priest’s Tower) in Zagreb’s Upper Town (Opatièka Street 22) was founded through the initiative of the Croatian Society of Natural Sciences, while the City Council provided premises at Popov Toranj for the Observatory’s needs and approved funding for building renovation and installation of the astronomical telescope and dome.