Art Pavilion in Zagreb

The Art Pavilion in Zagreb and Trg Kralja Tomislava are situated together in the heart of Croatia's capital city. The Art Pavilion is a public pavilion that was built in 1895 and designed by Hermann Bollé, a renowned architect. The building houses a permanent collection of the finest Croatian and international artworks. The Trg Kralja Tomislava is a square named after King Tomislav, Croatia’s first king, and it is a gathering point for locals and tourists alike. The surrounding area is often the site of concerts, festivals, and other events. The pavilion also houses two notable sculptures: The Monument to the Unknown Hero and the Monument to the Croatian Six.