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Designed by the Hungarian architects Korb and Giergl for the Millennium Exhibition 1896 in Budepest, its iron frame was transported to Zagreb after the exhibition, where the permanent pavillion was built by the famous Viennese designers of theatres in Central Europe Hellmer and Fellmer. It is a neo-classical exhibition complex and one of the landmarks of the city centre. The exhibitions are also held in the impressive Meštrović pavilion on Trg žrtava fašizma.
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Trg kralja Tomislava
Decorated with floor beds and fountains and lined with trees it is dominated by a horse mounted statue of King Tomislav.
Strossmayerov trg
Named after Josip Juraj Strossmayer, politician and Roman Catholic Bishop.
Moderna Galerija
Exhibits fine artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.
the Ribnjak is an English-style park complete with exotic plants, sculptures, and a children's playground. The park used to be the site of Bishop's fish pond.
The park of the Academy, connecting the Zrinjevac and Tomislav parks.
Rather specialised museum focusing on the history of institutions for the blind, writing systems for the blind and other visual impairments together with more modern developments. There is a dark room where you can experience what it is like not to see and identify objects in the dark.