The Hunting Museum of the Croatian Hunting Association is committed to curating, systemizing, conserving, and presenting the esteemed heritage of Croatian hunters.
The presentation of a segment of the natural history heritage related to the fauna of our regions contributes to promoting an understanding of the importance of conserving and improving our country's natural resources. It also assists in fostering a deeper understanding and recognition of the vital role of Croatian hunters in preserving biodiversity.
The Hunting Museum's role encompasses instructive, educational, and priority tasks aimed at fostering knowledge and shaping attitudes toward preserving fauna and nature. These tasks are integral to the museum's work program, which prioritises the encouragement of understanding and appreciation for wildlife conservation and the environment.
The museum attracts diverse visitors, including children from kindergartens, students from primary and secondary schools, hunters, novice hunters, citizens, and local and foreign tourists. Additionally, it garners attention from nature enthusiasts seeking to explore a part of the preserved Croatian national hunting culture. This tradition has been formally recognized and listed in the Republic of Croatia's Register of Cultural Properties.
Have you ever wondered where our location is?
The Hunting Museum is located at Ulica Vladimira Nazor 63 in Zagreb. The impressive Wohlmuth villa, built in the 1920s, serves as the headquarters of the Croatian Hunting Association. The association has dedicated two floors to its private museum collection within this historic building.
The Hunting Museum, nestled amid the serene Tuškanac Park, harmonises seamlessly with its surroundings. Positioned near the heart of Zagreb, Ban Josip Jelačić Square provides an exclusive opportunity to acquaint oneself with the abundant Croatian wildlife within the natural environs of both indoor and outdoor spaces.
How to reach us?Ticket price
pupils and students: 2.50 euros
adults: 4.00 euros
family (4+): 10 euros
FREE TICKETS:
children up to 5 years of age
socially sensitive groups
unemployed citizens of the Republic of Croatia (with the presentation of a certificate or identity card)
The museum offers birthday celebrations for children aged 4-13. To arrange a celebration, please get in touch with the museum via phone or email.
From May 27, 2024, we will start the summer working hours of the Hunting Museum:
ON MONDAYS - CLOSED
TUESDAY: 10 AM - 6 PM
WEDNESDAY: 10 AM - 6 PM
THURSDAY: 10 AM - 6 PM
FRIDAY: 10 AM - 6 PM
SATURDAY: 9 AM-1 PM
All scheduled visits must be prearranged.
Special benefits
Professional guidance for organized groups is included in the ticket price.
free parking
Accessible for individuals with mobility impairments
lift
Expert guidance tailored to individuals who are blind or partially sighted
Tactile access is provided for selected museum exhibits
Adapting our approach to children and students
Offering workshops and interactive introductions to the realm of wildlife
Special activities and programs
The Hunting Museum conducts educational programs and workshops on nature, wildlife, and material processing for children and teachers. These initiatives include interactive sessions based on popular school reading materials, meetings with hunters, and hunting and natural history camps tailored for children aged 9-13. Additionally, the museum holds authorisation from the Ministry of Science, Education and Youth of the Republic of Croatia and the Education Agency to facilitate nature schools for lower school-age children. Furthermore, it offers services for organising children's birthday parties.
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