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Museum of Hangovers in Zagreb (Quirky, Funny, Surprisingly Fun)

A small, playful museum in central Zagreb with a very specific theme — perfect for a rainy day, a friends trip, or a light stop before dinner.

Updated Jan 01, 20269 min readBrowse all guides

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Map: Museum of Hangovers + nearby center anchors

A quick orientation map for pairing a quirky museum stop with dinner or a bar.

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What this museum is (and what it isn’t)

Zagreb does quirky museums well, and the Museum of Hangovers (Muzej Mamurluka) is one of the most “only in this city” ideas. It’s humorous, story-driven, and designed to be experienced — not just walked through quietly.

Think of it as a fun, low-pressure stop: the kind that resets your mood and makes the rest of the day feel lighter.

Who should go

  • Friends: it’s quick, funny, and naturally conversation-friendly.
  • Couples: a playful stop if you’re doing a modern, not-too-serious city break.
  • Rainy-day travelers: an easy indoor anchor near the center.
  • Anyone tired of “serious” museums: this is the palette cleanser.

Plan your visit

  • Location: Vlaška street area (walkable from the center).
  • Time: plan ~45–75 minutes, depending on crowds and pace.
  • Check the official site for the current address, hours, tickets, and any age guidance.

Make it part of a Zagreb night

FAQ

Is this museum appropriate for kids?

It’s themed around hangovers and adult nights out, so it’s best to check the official site for current guidance before visiting with children.

How long does it take?

Most visitors are happy with about an hour. Treat it as a fun add-on, not a full-day activity.

Further reading

Keep exploring Zagreb

Use the guide list to build a trip that fits your pace — a few anchors, plenty of wandering, and at least one night walk.

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