Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb is the most modern and the largest museum in Croatia with its origins tracing back to 1954.

The Zagreb museum of Contemporary Art was established on December 21st in 1954 with the task of researching, documenting, and promoting events, styles, and contemporary art phenomena.

Most of the Museum's collection consists of Croatian and international artists active after the 50's. It also includes various donations made to the City of Zagreb.

Private Walking Tour of Zagreb with Funicular Experience

Discover the highlights of Zagreb's famous landmarks on this small-group walking tour.

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The itinerary includes must-see sights such as Zrinjevac, Dolac Market, Zagreb Cathedral, and the Strossmayer Promenade, all in a short space of time, including a funicular ride in Downtown Zagreb.

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The building has an area of more than 14 thousand square meters, out of which some 3.5 are reserved for its permanent display and around 1-5 is designated for exhibitions. It also houses a museum shop, children’s workshop, library with a reading hall, a minor exhibition space, restaurant, and a multimedia hall on the ground floor. Exhibitions are located on the upper four floors.