Croatian State Archives

The Croatian State Archives, built in 1913, is a stunning example of secessionist architecture and stands as one of the most important palaces from this period in Croatia. Combining elements of early Viennese secessionism with modern European architectural influences, the building is set within a picturesque park in Downtown Zagreb, part of the renowned ‘green horseshoe’ urban plan. Its interior is adorned with rich artistic works, including paintings, reliefs, chandeliers, and decorative furniture, creating an inspiring environment. The venue is well-suited for business meetings and high-class events, offering a unique backdrop that enhances the overall experience. As the central archival institution of Croatia, it plays a vital role in collecting and processing significant archival materials.