Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu
Neo-Renaissance palace museum of prehistoric and classical finds, including an Etruscan mummy.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Archaeological Museum on Zrinjevac in Zagreb is about the palace that holds it, built in the late eighteen seventies for an industrialist who never moved in. It follows the builder who dressed it in Italian Renaissance borrowings, the gap along its roofline, and the later owner who changed what was inside. Stand on the park side of the square, where you can see the whole façade and its top edge.
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