Archaeological Museum, Vranyczany-Hafner mansion

The Archaeological Museum is housed in the Vranyczany-Hafner mansion, which has one of the finest facades in the city of Zagreb. The museum collections consist of more than 450,000 varied artefacts and monuments, found in regions historically belonging to Croatia. In addition, the museum contains rich foreign collections as well.

The collections include Grecian painted vases, Italian stone monuments and of course the Vučedol dove and the Zagreb Mummy.

The Vranyczany-Hafner mansion was built in 1878-79 for Baron Dragan Vranyczany - Dobrinović and his family. It was designed by the architect Ferdo Kondrat, and known for its elegant interiors, particularly those on the bel étage (the actual second floor). Later the mansion was owned by Radivoj Hafner.

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