• The Roman Period Collection
• The Prehistoric Archaeology Collection
• The Medieval Archaeology Collection
• The Guilds Collection
• The Collection of Objects of Piety
• Militaria
• The Collection of Decorations
• The Collection of Plaques, Medals and Badges
• The Collection of Paintings, Graphics and Applied Graphics
• The Collection of Photographs, Photographic Equipment and Postcards
• The Collection of Architectural Documentation
• Zagreb in Homeland War Collection
• The Collection of Ivan pl. Zajc
• The Collection of Margita and Rudolf Matz
• Donation to the City of Zagreb: The Dr Ivan Ribar and Cata Dujšin-Ribar Memorial Collection
• Donation to the City of Zagreb: The Miroslav and Bela Krleža Memorial Space
• Donation to the City of Zagreb: The Collection of Mechanical Music Automata of Ivan Gerersdorfer
• Donation to the City of Zagreb: The Collection and Flat of the Architect Viktor Kovačić
• Donation to the City of Zagreb: Dr Ante Rodin's Collection of Old Packaging
• Donation to the City of Zagreb: The Collection of Tilla Durieux
• The Memorial Centre of the Rocket Attacks on Zagreb 1991/1995

Collection The Memorial Centre of the Rocket Attacks on Zagreb 1991/1995

Frano Petrić Street 4/I (Google maps)
Information and notice on: 01/638 33 76
e-mail: memorijalni-centar.raketiranja-zagreba@zagreb.hr



The Memorial Centre of the Rocket Attacks on Zagreb 1991/1995 was opened on May 2^nd 2013 in memory of the civilians who were killed and injured in the aggression on the capital city of Croatia during the Homeland War. The Centre was opened on the 18^th anniversary of the rocket attack on Zagreb, which was launched on May 2^nd 1995 by Serb aggressors as an act of retaliation against Croatia in the aftermath of the successfully conducted military operation “Flash”.

The Memorial Centre’s permanent exhibition showcases documentary films, newspaper articles and pieces of the rockets that landed on the Children’s Hospital, the Croatian National Theatre and other civilian institutions in Zagreb. Visitors of the Centre will also have the opportunity to view artefacts, photographs and documents that stand witness to this barbaric attack on civilians, as well as to the attempt at killing the Croatian political leadership in a rocket attack which targeted Banski Dvori in the Upper Town in 1991.