Croatian Museum of Naïve Art

Croatian Museum of Naïve Art is the world's first museum dedicated to naïve art, founded in 1952.

The intimate space of the Raffay Palace showcases some 80 selected works from an impressive collection of more than 1,900 pieces. The museum specializes in presenting the work of Croatian naive artists, especially those from the Hlebine School.

The vibrant colors and imaginative compositions make it a fascinating place for lovers of unique artistic styles. The exhibition changes regularly, presenting various aspects of this unique trend in art.