Zagreb 80's museum
Recreated Yugoslav-era family apartment of hands-on eighties objects, toys and a tiny car.
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This guide to the Zagreb 80's Museum, a first-floor flat on Radićeva Street in Zagreb, starts with a sum that refuses to balance: six rooms, hundreds of donated objects, and a tiny Yugoslav car known as the Fićo. It follows how a Croatian retro company filled an imaginary family's home with things locals handed over, from kitchen dishes to a Commodore sixty-four. Best heard standing in the living room, with the drawers within reach.
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