The Zagreb Technical Museum, in the Croatian capital city of Zagreb was established in 1954. It is a specialized National museum. The technical museum was conceived by Dr.Bozo Tezak, a university professor and implemented by Predrag Grdenic. After the establishment of the museum they became the Chairman and Director of the museum, respectively.
This technical museum designed by architect Marijan Haberle became operational in 1959. Unlike other scientific museums, this is of a more general category and does not specializes in any particular technical field.
Zagreb Technical Museum Departments
Zagreb Technical Museum departments include:
- Astronautics department with a Planetarium
- Energy transformation department
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- Essential Agriculture department with specimen glass bee-hives collection with live bees
- Fire fighting department
- Great personalities of Croatian Science and technology
- Mining, Geology, and Oil department with an original size mine model, together with a land survey and registry sub-department
- Means of air, naval, and surface transportation department
Zagreb Technical Museum Timings
The Technical Museum in Zagreb remains open from 9a.m. - 5p.m. on Tuesdays to Fridays. On Saturdays and Sundays it remains open from 9a.m. to 1p.m. On Mondays and public holidays the museum remains closed.
Zagreb Technical Museum is located in Savska Cesta 18, Zagreb, Croatia.
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