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Ethnographic Museum, {CATEGORY}

The Ethnographic Museum south of Trg Marsala Tita is perhaps one of Zagreb's most underrated museums. It is loaded with a dizzying array of traditional aprons and tunics from all parts of Croatia, as well as collections of agricultural artifacts such as olive- and grape-growing and winemaking implements. Most of the museum's items were acquired in the 19th and 20th centuries and cover the full spectrum of how people worked and lived in Croatia through the ages. There is even a gingerbread collection.

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Address: Trg Ivana,Antuna i Vladimira Mažurani?a 14, Zagreb

City: Zagreb

Country: Croatia

Phone 1: 01 482-62-20

Official site: www.etnografski-muzej.hr

Opening hours: Tues-Thurs 10am-6pm. Fri-Sun 10am-1pm

Entrance fee: Free admission Thurs. Other days: 20kn ($4) adults, 15kn ($3) children and students, free for seniors and Croatian military

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Ethnographic Museum, {CATEGORY}

The Ethnographic Museum south of Trg Marsala Tita is perhaps one of Zagreb's most underrated museums. It is loaded with a dizzying array of traditional aprons and tunics from all parts of Croatia, as well as collections of agricultural artifacts such as olive- and grape-growing and winemaking implements. Most of the museum's items were acquired in the 19th and 20th centuries and cover the full spectrum of how people worked and lived in Croatia through the ages. There is even a gingerbread collection.