FamxplorZagreb City Museum
What to expect
The Zagreb City Museum is a cultural and historical museum located in a restored monumental complex of the former Convent of the Poor Clares. The museum deals with topics from the cultural, artistic, economic, and political history of the city, spanning from prehistory to the modern period. The holdings comprise a large number of items, including paintings, maps, city views, furniture, flags, military uniforms, and coats of arms. The museum is housed in a building that itself holds historical significance, providing a fitting backdrop for the museum's exhibits. People in wheelchairs can visit the museum, and security guards are available to give assistance. The museum offers guided tours, and there are various exhibits to explore, making it a great place to visit with family and friends
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Zagreb with children: Our experience report
Activities: We went to the Zagreb City Museum to learn about the Croatian capital. The museum is well-structured and easy for children to understand. We learned about the historical development of Zagreb, including the discovery of Roman foundations in the basement
Highlights: The children found the museum interesting and easy to follow. We enjoyed learning about Zagreb's history and seeing the Roman foundations. The English translations were helpful ✨