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The yellow Baroque Raffay Palace on Ćirilometodska Street with the museum's banners and flags above the entrance.
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Croatian Museum of Naïve Art

The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art occupies the first floor of the 18th-century Raffay Palace in Zagreb's Upper Town. Founded in 1952 as the Peasant Art Gallery, it holds more than 1,900 paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints by self-taught artists, many of them painters of the Hlebine school such as Ivan Generalić.

When to go

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Mon09:00–17:00
Tue09:00–17:00
Wed09:00–17:00
Thu09:00–17:00
Fri09:00–17:00
Sat10:00–14:00
SunClosed

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