Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum in Zagreb, founded in 1836, is one of Croatia’s most important cultural institutions, housing over 450,000 artifacts from various historical periods. Located in the city center, it features collections that span from prehistory to the Middle Ages, with significant holdings in ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian artifacts. Notable exhibits include the Vučedol dove, a symbol of prehistoric culture, the Liber Linteus (the longest preserved Etruscan text), and the Lumbarda Psephisma, an ancient Greek inscription. The museum also boasts an impressive numismatic collection, with coins and medals from different historical epochs. Through its diverse and comprehensive exhibitions, the museum serves as a vital educational resource and a hub for research on Croatia's rich archaeological heritage.

It remains a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, archaeology, and ancient cultures.