Direct · 1 hr 25
In the Baroque Erdődy manor, the Moslavina Museum traces rural life through archaeology, ethnology and local history.
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The Moslavina Museum occupies a former country manor of the Erdődy counts, built in the mid-18th century and given a historicist appearance in 1895. Its archaeology, ethnology and local-history collections follow life in Moslavina from prehistoric finds through rural traditions.
The museum’s gallery adds a changing art programme to the historic rooms. Nearby King Tomislav Square and Hoholac Park provide an easy route through the centre, where the modest urban scale contrasts with the manor’s formal Baroque origins.