[2025 Zagreb Attraction] Travel Guide for Museum of Broken Relationships (Updated Apr)

Every trip I have, I always seem to end up in a museum so I’ve decided to start making it to the unique versions of museums instead. Museum of broken relationships is funny, cute and a rollercoaster of emotions. There are pieces of relationships that have broken down, ones where members have passed away and some that relate to family members. Each piece has a story and you should make sure to read each story as no two are the same. Entrance fee is €7 and you can use a translated guide to read the stories unless English or Croatian are your main language. #urbanexplorer #summervacation #mytripvlog #tripblazers #travel #croatia #museum #Museumofbrokenrelationships #zagreb

The Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb, Croatia. This unusual museum is visited by people from all over the world. The exhibits were collected as donations from all over the world, and each item is accompanied by a comment from the donor. It started as a traveling exhibition with the hope that people would heal the wounds of broken hearts by donating "relics" from past relationships, and opened as a permanent museum in 2010. If you've had a broken heart, it might be a good idea to give something here. #Croatia #Zagreb #MuseumofBrokenLoves

Introduction to Zagreb • Basic information: Zagreb is the capital and largest city of Croatia, as well as the political, economic and cultural center. It is located in northern Croatia, on the south bank of the Sava River, at the foot of Mount Medvednica. It has a total area of ​​1,291 square kilometers and a population of about 800,000. It has a temperate continental climate. • Historical Evolution: The city’s history can be traced back to 1093, originating from the two castles of Gradec and Kaptol. In 1850, it was officially merged into the city of Zagreb. In 1867, it became the capital of the Croatia and Slavonia territories of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In 1918, it belonged to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. During World War II, it was the capital of the Croatian puppet state. It was liberated by Yugoslav guerrillas in 1945 and became the capital of independent Croatia in 1991. • City features: As a famous historical city in Central Europe, the entire city of Zagreb consists of three parts, namely the Old Town (Upper Town) consisting of ancient buildings such as churches and town halls, the New Town (Lower Town) consisting of squares, commercial areas, and opera houses, and the modern urban area developed after World War II. With numerous museums and a thriving cafe culture, it is an artist's paradise. Things to do in Zagreb • Must-see attractions ◦ Governor General Jelacic Square: The central square in Zagreb, with a giant sculpture of Croatian national hero Ban Jozef Jelacic, surrounded by many 18th and 19th century Baroque buildings. Ilica Street, which runs across the square, is the main commercial street. ◦ Museum of Broken Relationships: The world’s first museum of broken relationships, it houses items of broken relationships from around the world, with each exhibit having a love story behind it. ◦ Upper Town: A good place to experience the history of Zagreb, with many ancient buildings such as St. Mark's Church, Lotršak Tower, Stone Gate, etc. • Food recommendations ◦ Croatian barbecue: including roast pork, roast beef, roast lamb, etc., served with French fries and vegetable salad. The meat is tender and juicy and full of fragrance. ◦ Seafood cuisine: Since Croatia is located on the Adriatic Sea, Zagreb’s seafood cuisine is also excellent, such as grilled squid, fried fish, seafood pasta, etc. ◦ Cheese pie: A famous local snack, it is made of puff pastry wrapped with fragrant cheese, with a crispy texture and rich cheese flavor. • Accommodation suggestions ◦ Luxury: Hotel Marina Zagreb, Radisson Art Hotel Zagreb, Le Premier Boutique Hotel, etc., with exquisite interior decoration and complete service facilities. ◦ Design: Panorama Hotel Zagreb, with an infinity pool on the rooftop and beautiful views of the city. • Transportation Guide ◦ External transportation: You can first arrive at Pleso International Airport and then go to the city center by airport bus, taxi, etc. ◦ City transportation: Zagreb retains the old trams, which are one of the main means of transportation. In addition, there are buses, taxis, etc. There is also the world's shortest cable car connecting the upper and lower cities.

#europetravel Zagreb, Croatia, was such a pleasant surprise! 🇭🇷 The city has a mix of historic charm and modern energy, with beautiful streets, lively cafes, and stunning architecture. Walking through the Upper Town felt like stepping back in time, especially at St. Mark’s Church. ⛪ Entry to the Museum of Broken Relationships was around 7 EUR, and it was such a unique and emotional experience. Nearby, I explored Dolac Market and relaxed in Zrinjevac Park. 🌿 Zagreb is full of character and totally worth a visit! #Zagreb #Croatia #CityVibes #History #HiddenGem #Travel

#Traveling abroad strategy #Zagreb ☝️Croatia has many attractive cities, such as Dubrovnik. Compared to those, the capital Zagreb does not have many tourist attractions, but there are also attractive places such as the old town. Most people pass by quickly before heading to their plane, but I will introduce a one-day tour. 🗓️Itinerary management: Tram ➡️Jelačić Square ➡️Drac Market ➡️Cable car ➡️Upper Town ➡️Lunch ➡️Tomislav Square 💞First, take the tram to Jelačić Square, the city's transportation hub. 📍Go to Dorac Square, take a break at a cafe, and go further in to find a classical street. 🚠Take the shortest cable car in the world to the Upper Town, visit St. Mark's Church and the Stone Gate, and stop by the famous Museum of Broken Relationships. ↘️We walk down the hill to the Lower Town, picking up some Croatian souvenir neckties along the way, and have a late lunch of Štrkli at a restaurant on a side street. 🔚We end our trip by watching the sunset at Tomislav Square, the square in front of Zagreb Central Station, and reminiscing about our memories of Zagreb.

It was a trip Zagreb with family. Just to share some of my favorite places in Zagreb. We visited Ban Jelačić Square upon arrival. The central square is a great starting point for exploring the city. It's named after the 19th-century Croatian hero, Josip Jelačić. We then visited the Dolac Market. A vibrant market where locals buy fresh produce. We were there to buy some fresh fruits. I would recommend you to try out pastries like "štrukli" (a pastry filled with cheese 🧀). 📍Dolac 9, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also visited Pod Zidom Bistro. They served mainly Traditional Croatian Meal. I would recommend you to try "Peka" (slow-cooked meat and vegetables), "Fuži" with truffles. It tastes very good and the price is consider affordable ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💰 Around €15-€25 per meal. 📍Ul. Pod Zidom 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also explored the Upper Town (Gornji Grad). We visited St. Mark’s Church, which is known for its colorful tiled roof depicting the Croatian, Dalmatian, and Slavonian coats of arms. We also visited Museum of Broken Relationships. A unique museum displaying personal objects from broken relationships. It was very interesting and worth to visit. 💰€4 📍Ćirilometodska ul. 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. - **Entry Fee**: Around €4. We also explored around the Zagreb Cathedral. The tallest building in Croatia and an iconic symbol of Zagreb. I would recommend you to go in the evening so that you will be able to get some nice photos. 📍 Kaptol ul. 31, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also walked through Tkalčićeva Street. A lively street with cafes, bars, and boutiques, perfect for a morning stroll and coffee. We tried the Croatian coffee and pastries like "Kremšnita" which goes really well with coffee ☕️ 💰 €3-€5 for coffee and pastries. We also visited a restaurant, Bota Šare for local seafood. We ordered their signature "Black Risotto", fresh Adriatic seafood. The seafood was very tasty and fresh 💯 💰 Around €20-€30 per meal. 📍Dolac 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. We also explored the Art Pavilion. An exhibition hall showcasing contemporary art. We bought the ticket on the spot and the queue was short. After the exhibition, we also explored the Zrinjevac Park. A beautiful park ideal for relaxation, with fountains and shaded pathways. 💰 Around €5. 📍 Trg kralja Tomislava 22, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. Last but not least, I would recommend you to visit Croatian Museum of Naïve Art. It is Dedicated to naïve art, particularly by Croatian artists. If you love to visit museum, I would also recommend you to visit the Mimara Museum. It Features an extensive art collection, including works by Rembrandt, Raffaello, and more. 💰 Around €5. 📍Rooseveltov trg 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. #europetrip #vacation #trip

▪️ In Europe, there is a country that faces Italy across the sea ▪️ It was also chosen by 'Lonely Planet' as the best European travel destination! ✔️ This place is Croatia 🍃 When you first hear this name 🍃 Do you think of that magical "Eye of the Earth"? 🍃 It is actually a lake, the source of the Cetina River, with a depth of 150 meters¹ 🍃 The blue-green water is crystal clear, like an eye embedded in the ground, deep and mysterious 🍃 Since 1971, the "Eye of the Earth" has been listed in the Croatian national natural monument register and is under national protection² 💦 Here, you can see this blue-green Eye of the Earth 💦 Just like an eye embedded in the ground, deep and mysterious 💦 You can dive here to explore the underwater mysteries, or take a boat to enjoy the lake scenery 💦 You can also walk along the lakeside path, feeling the charm of nature 🌊 Here, you can fully enjoy the romantic sea! 🌊 It is located on the Balkan Peninsula, facing Italy across the Adriatic Sea 🌊 A coastline of 1778 kilometers, with more than 1000 islands Croatians realize the ultimate dream of 'facing the sea, with spring blossoms' from birth! ▪️ Hvar Island: One of the top ten most beautiful islands in the world ▪️ Vis Island: Filled with the secret of the Blue Cave ☁️ Here, you can stroll through the old streets of ancient cities! ☁️ Besides the sea, Croatia also has countless ancient cities! ☁️ Under the sun, the glittering red tiles, the square courtyards of monasteries, the pointed bell towers of churches, the ancient city walls full of history... ☁️ The capital of Croatia, Zagreb: with Gothic ancient buildings, the world-famous Museum of Broken Relationships, and streets full of art, music, and cafes ▪️ Dubrovnik Old Town: King's Landing from 'Game of Thrones', walking through the city, Gothic, Baroque and other architectural palaces are dazzling ▪️ Rovinj: The blue pearl of the Adriatic Sea, a blend of multiple cultures in this city, every street and building seems to have a touching story ▪️ Zadar: Rated by 'Lonely Planet' as the most underrated tourist city, its beautiful coastline and ancient history are its charms 🌈 Croatia may not be wealthy, but life is truly leisurely 🍃 Croatians like to drink coffee on the street corner when they have nothing to do 🍃 In the bright sunshine, men and women, young and old, wearing sunglasses, sit outside cafes watching the sea and chatting 🍃 Do you also want to spend a leisurely retirement life here? · Eternal Network

In Europe, there is a country, it faces Italy across the sea and was once selected as the best European tourist destination by Lonely Planet! This is Croatia When you first hear this name because it is the birthplace of Marco Polo Because it is the hometown of the famous musician Maxim, Or because of the 'Croatian Rhapsody' written by this musician for his country Or because of the mysterious 'Eye of the Earth' Or because it is the filming location of King's Landing in 'Game of Thrones' Here, you can see this blue-green Eye of the Earth, like an eye embedded in the ground, deep and mysterious This is actually a lake, the source of the Cetina River, with a depth of 150 meters Here, you can enjoy the romantic sea to your heart's content! It is located on the Balkan Peninsula, facing Italy across the Adriatic Sea with a coastline of 1778 kilometers and more than 1000 islands Let the Croatians realize the ultimate dream of 'facing the sea, spring blossoms' from birth! Hvar Island: One of the top ten most beautiful islands in the world Bisevo Island: Full of blue hole mysteries Here, you can stroll through the old streets of the ancient city! In addition to the sea, Croatia also has countless ancient cities! The red tiles shining in the sun, the quadrangle of the monastery, the spire of the church bell tower, the ancient city wall full of history... The capital of Croatia, Zagreb: There are Gothic ancient buildings, world-famous Museum of Broken Relationships, and streets full of art, music, and cafes Dubrovnik Old Town: King's Landing in 'Game of Thrones', strolling in the city, Gothic, Baroque and other architectural palaces, dazzling Rovinj: The blue pearl of the Adriatic Sea, various cultures blend in this city, every street and every building seems to have a moving story Zadar: Rated by Lonely Planet as the most underestimated tourist city, beautiful coastline, and ancient history are its charm Croatia is not wealthy, but life is really leisurely Croatians like to drink coffee on the street when they are free In the bright sunshine, men, women, old and young wear sunglasses, sit outside the coffee shop, look at the sea and chat

#EuropeTravel The Museum of Broken Relationships is located in the heart of Zagreb. It is located in a Baroque palace and displays a private collection of short stories about former lovers. Come visit!

City: Croatia Zagreb address: Cirilometodska 2