Designed by a Venetian architect in the late Renaissance style, with a large central clock tower and a surrounding stone barrier and railing with holes for cannons (both later additions). The building once housed the Ethnographic Section of the National Museum, one of the most important collections in the country, and worth seeing for the rich colours of local national costumes, textiles (weaving and lace), jewellery, agricultural, fishing and household objects.

Admission 5 -10kn.

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• Zrinka - Cambridge 19 April 2011
  it still housing the museum. At least it did last time I visited (in 2009)