Extremely moving exhibition and the best place I’ve seen in Zagreb . The gallery assistant was wonderful and gave me lots of information about the war and discussed the exhibition with me afterwards . It’s only a small exhibition so if you’re in town you really have to go .

Proof that a great exhibition doesn't need a lot of room. A must see for everybody who is interested in (war) photography and/or the war in Croatia in general. It would be great if some more information about the course and reasons of the war would be displayed. But since the museum is so young still five stars for the great work they did so far.w

Breathtaking! Absolutely amazing for an emotional experience of the war, without any forced political agenda. This museum shows not the big leaders and politicians but the "little people", who suffered from the political war.

I came across this little museum by complete chance and even though the collection is small is hits you where it hurts. The imagery is impactful and strong. It’s one of those places that you cannot miss.

Interesting and well-curated museum of photographs and stories from the 1991-1995 Croatian War of Independence. Despite that the museum is very small, I spent two full hours here. Staff was friendly, interesting and well-informed. It’s amazing to me that despite living just a few countries away during this time, I knew so little about what was going on then. I’m glad to have had the chance to see this museum, and highly recommend it.

Very interesting exhibition, with great explanations of our host!it will take you 1h: It was sober, with many points of view of both sides. (And it exists a ticket reduction for 2 people!)

I’m so glad I stumbled upon this museum while exploring Zagreb, it is one of the best I’ve been to in Europe. It is small but with a lot of valuable info and photos packed in, although not too many to cause the guest to be overwhelmed or unable to take it all in. The photos are quite touching and upsetting and show the reality that war inflicts on everyday people on each side. The woman working at the desk was also quite passionate about the museum and we had a nice discussion about the exhibit. Stay and watch the short videos and read the excerpts downstairs, as well :)

Fun place to feel the 80s vibe. You can touch and interact with everything, made pics and even play some arcade games! When we came there, there was almost no one, so the whole 80-s flat was just for us.

Great museum in the city center! It has so many interesting items from the 80's and also the music inside the museum is from 80's. The guy in the reception of the tickets and his dog are so kind!

This is the cutest museum. It’s set up as a house in the 80s, with a living room, kitchen, gaming room, and bedroom. The lady running tickets was very kind! They have a variety of cool drinks at the ticket booth. All of the rooms have magazines, books, and technology that you’re allowed to touch and mess with. You can also try on all of the clothes and get really cute photos! (The lady working the desk also offered to take photos of me!) At the end in the games room, you can actually play games on the machine. Very cool experience and I would absolutely recommend! 👾🕹

Really cool museum! You can literally touch everything, open all the drawers and interact with all the things there. There are several different rooms that you can explore. Only thing I had wished to see more of would have been some written descriptions of the things, but maybe that's just me. However, their staff was lovely and offered to take a photo of me in the car they have there. Overall a great experience!

Such an amazing place! When I entered the apartment I felt like entering a black hole that took me right back to the Yugoslavian 80's. It is a must see!

Museum is a three-room apartment filled with furniture, things and small details from the 80s of the last century. Such a time machine takes you back to the years of my childhood, everything is very familiar and dear to memory. You will see old computers and slot machines working. Many things from Yugoslavia during those years. very nostalgic experience

This museum transported my dad back in time and introduced new things for me ( age 14) like he almost had a heart attack lol when he saw the Commodore 64 and the thick vhs thing all in all of you are my dads age you will have fun. Also make sure to look at the hair ripper outter it is a little goofy looking it looks like a heating device

The museum was very cool and the 80s were very well represented. If you are from a Slavic country or from a former USSR country then it looks just like tour grandma’s house. You can touch everything and explore different rooms. The museum, however, is relatively small. Doesn’t take a lot of time to go through it.

A very nice museum if you like the 80's. I love it because you can have an interaction with everything. Even you can play with old joysticks. Nice work guys.👍🏻

This museum is an apartment which has been preserved as it was in the 1980s, with about 20% of additional material. It really does feel like stepping back 40 years, and the rooms feel as if their inhabitants have only just left. You can sit in the chairs , flick through the photo albums and recipe cards, marvel at the horrible taste of some things and the stylish design of (a few of the) others. The highlight for me was a room with working 1980s electronic and computer games. Also, the curator was very helpful and informative (and gave us some great restaurant tips, too).

Nostalgic dream for anyone born and raised in former Yugoslavia or even later, especially for older generations. You can really feel the spirit of the 80's Zagreb as if you go back in time. It's interactive museum so you can touch and feel everything. Absolutely must-see place for anyone who grew up in former Yugoslavia and authentic and interesting for everyone else.

Nice back-to-the -80s-and-touch-everything museum. Liked the fact you can play arcade games like Pacman and Donkey Kong. Downside is tickets can only be bought by cash though not sure if it is temporarily or not. Not wheelchair accessible.

Come with small cash and a bit of 80s nostalgia (real or fabricated 😉).We had a great time and found the 5.50 E well worth it to poke and rummage around. My husband and I loved being able to flip through books and magazines and try out everything: the perfect way to be out of the summer sun. The young guy at the desk was very polite and helpful. We had a great time.

Oh what a gem for all of us who grew up in Yugoslavia. Visiting this museum brought back so many nice memories. We also loved that the museum is interactive! Cannot recommend this museum enough!

Such a fun place and totally interactive!! You can touch, try on and play with anything and everything. So many memories....

This museum took me back to the 80's (which is the whole idea) and even our cultures are so distant (Colombia and former Yugoslavia) it's amazingly astonishing how similar we used to live and the devices we had. Also the fact that you can touch the objects to make photos of them and with them on if you like. I highly recommend every body to visit this place, it's totally worth!

Slijeme mountain is a treat for highkers. It has different route to reach to the top. One can reach to the top by hiking, biking and cable car as well. Hill top is around 8 to 10 KM from the base. It has one fort as well. You can get chilled beer, coffee, tea, soft drinks, apple struddle on the restaurant at the top.

Amazing location with fantastic views. Lovely place to have some lunch and a beer. Now for from the centre very cheap in an Uber

I have just come from walking up the mountain. The track had lots of people out enjoying the sunshine. The path is easy to find and easily accessible.

It is a nice place to spend time within the nature and enjoy the view of Zagreb from the top of the mountain 🏔️ . I recommend it!

Just outside of downtown Zagreb is beautiful Sljeme mountain with its dense forests, hiking trails and fresh air. An easy escape to the great outdoors without really leaving the city.

To get there from Zagreb Centre take the tram 14 to Mihaljevac (last stop). Then cross the road to the bus stop with a bench beside it so the furthest road from the white building. Then hop on the bus 140 to Sljeme - it comes once every hour. They’re are a few stops on the way by the bus for example it stops at the cable car which you can get off and use to go up to Sljeme. We took the bus all the way to the top and then took the cable car (60hrk single trip) back down which was lovely. I assume you can get the same bus back down. Once you get up there you can hike for miles, there are several routes. Or use the ski/sports centre or just admire the views with some good or a beer. Lovely place just outside of Zagreb which is easy to get to. I highly recommend!

A Calm Place to hike and enjoy nature and great food

It’s a very nice relaxing place but when we go there in December 2022 it wasn’t snow, for next time 😊

Love going there on my time off, beautiful in every season

Snow Queen Trophy 2021. Very good management and organizations.

Sljeme is the highest peak of Medvednica mountain, northern of Zagreb, the Capital of Croatia, an EU member state. If translated to English, Medvednica would be a Bears Mountain. Since it's Zagreb is close to the mountain, the local popular name is also Zagrebačka gora or Zagreb's mountain. It is large and massive, suited from practically almost West to North-East. The green forests provide several supports to Zagreb. One is from the cold and sometimes mighty Northern winds. The other is the vast amount of oxygen, making living in Zagreb, especially in its Northern suburbs more pleasant. Normally, the roads lead to various lodging and dining places, all the way to Sljeme itself. There are many mountaineering paths for people willing to walk up and down from these popular places. There's also a cable car, from Šestine (down) up to near peak Sljeme itself. And once you get to the top, there are several recreational areas used by Zagreb inhabitants and visitors all year long. They include also skiing paths, open in Winter, some prepared with artificial snow for local and international racing, including the traditional FIS Alpine Ski World Cup "Snow Queen Trophy" race. It is the closest race to any world large city or state Capital. At the peak Sljeme, there is a 110 m tall radio/television/communications tower with mane antennae covering the town of Zagreb and surrounding Zagreb County with aerial ground emitting RTV signals. High in the tower is a rotating restaurant, that was closed for some longer period, and there are plans to reopen it. The closest lodging and dining place is Tomislavov Dom, named after the first Croatian King Tomislav, who ruled 12 centuries back. Prepare to visit Sljeme and "Sljeme" - the popular local name for the entire mountain, and to have a good time with friends and family!

Sljeme is the top of the mountain Medvednica, a mountain above Zagreb. It is located at 1033 meters above sea level. At the top is the 169-meter-high RTV tower, built in 1973

We did not fully experience because we were short on time. But its a nice place with ice cream vendors. You can relax for a couple of hours there

Park is huge and great runaway from city crowd. Located near to center and close to stadion it is great solution for all day walk. After park go to ZOO and fish on a coffe or lunch in the restaurants that are close to the park

An unexpected piece of nature in the city center Maksimir is a very nice park, with many routes and various nice views. Invaluable add to an already nice city like Zagreb, as this park gives the opportunity to relax and cool from the heat, while taking a walk under the trees. I really loved it, congratulations to the Zagreb citizens and the municipality also for being able to keep it clean as I saw it.

Very nice park. Unfortunately we visited in early March and the trees had not turned green. Very good for walking, picnicking, walking the dog, and running. Ideal also for children with the playground.

Nice, big. The children playground is very muddy and there are not so many child slides, swings, as might expacted.☹ but very crowdy and nice to walk there.😀 thank you Zagreb.

The best park in Zagreb! The place is like jungle, after you ender you forgot that you are still in a city! Inside you can find cafeteria's, restaurant and patisseries in different areas of the Park. During summer time there is a lot of shade perfect for activities, picnic or just time to relax.. For the kids also in the area they have a Zoo!

Very scenic park. It pretty much has it all. There are several cafes there. There are ponds or lakes depending on your interpretation of them. There are completely secluded trails. There are also well lit areas for walks.

Quiet park near the stadium. We visited the park in winter but despite that it was still quite fascinating. The walkable paths are very well kept, clean and you can walk there with any type of shoe, it was not uncommon to find people running. Inside the park you can find the zoo, restaurants and bars. Unfortunately we didn't have time to visit the entire surface of the park because it is quite big. At the entrance behind the restaurant there are some bathrooms, not the cleanest but a good option nonetheless.

One it blossoms like now it is so wonderfull. Perfect escape from city rush. Perfect place to ground yourself, relax and recharge !

One of the most beautiful parks in Zagreb, I go there every time I want to walk and be surrounded by nature, there are spaces where it is possible to be completely alone and feel calm.

A beautiful park, if you are visiting Zagreb, it is a must-see point to visit, I love walking through its green forest and its lagoons. My favorite spot to walk on Sundays and have a good coffee.

It's a huge park! But it is very dated and has remained in the years of the Soviet era, while that is really 34 years ago now. It is poorly maintained, everywhere signs of the Zoo that is around the corner with pictures of an elephant, an animal that to my knowledge has never been there, at least not now. There are plenty of benches, also a lot of water, but it doesn't look clean, there was a storm here a week ago, so there is storm damage everywhere. Seriously, a week later and people couldn't remove trees in tourist spots, but they could be cordoned off with ribbons in the middle of the path? For the people with the illusion like us that Croatia is cheap because it is South East Europe and lags behind to North West Europe, I help you out of that dream, the prices are the same or higher almost everywhere. The reports about misuse of the conversion from the Kuna to the Euro are completely correct. Everything is twice as expensive and that has nothing to do with inflation. Inflation is 6.6% worldwide in worst case scenario, 7.6 in Croatia in the worst case.... This price increase denotes 110% this is a 103% difference! 'Unexplainable'!

Easily the best park in Zagreb and also the oldest (founded in 1787) and biggest (780 acres). I love the variety of landscapes present here; from wide open meadows, numerous lakes and wonderful woodland. Even on a busy weekend you can get away from the crowds if you head into the woods in the heart of this park. There is a nice Caffè on the hill with good views and plenty of benches dotted around the park to sit and relax.

An ideal park for outdoor activities! Maybe the most beautiful park in Europe.

This Park and Zoo are one of the best things to do in Zagreb! Easy tram ride to get there. Tram ticket is very cheap and trams are nice. Park is huge with wonderful views, wide trails, lakes, pavilions, hills and valleys, and a free Zoo to boot! Lots of space for dogs to run, and kids too. You will love it!