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Črnomerec, Zagreb — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Črnomerec is a city district in the western part of Zagreb, with the Mimara Museum and the Zagreb Orthodox Cathedral on its list.
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Črnomerec sells itself on museums. A stay in Črnomerec puts the Mimara Museum, the Museum of Arts and Crafts and the Ethnographic Museum of Zagreb on one walking list, with the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum and the Croatian History Museum close behind. The Zagreb Orthodox Cathedral marks the church side.
Kallina House and Brigljević House carry the named housing.
About Črnomerec
What are the main landmarks in Črnomerec?
Collections dominate. The Mimara Museum, the Museum of Arts and Crafts, the Ethnographic Museum of Zagreb, the Nikola Tesla Technical Museum, the Croatian History Museum and the Croatian School Museum give the district six museums on one roll. Churches follow, led by the Zagreb Orthodox Cathedral, the Evangelical Church in Zagreb and the Church of Saint Blaise.
Houses are named too, Kallina House and Rosenfeld House and the Waidmann Hause. Statues close it, among them the Andrija Kačić Miošić Statue and Saint George slaying the Dragon.
What is the history of Črnomerec?
The date on the district is 1999. Črnomerec is one of the city districts of Zagreb, and the roll it carries runs from the Zagreb Orthodox Cathedral and the Church of Saint Blaise to a set of named houses. Kallina House, Rosenfeld House and Brigljević House are three of them. Statues of Marko Marulić, Petar Preradović and Don Frane Bulić stand on the same record.
Where is Črnomerec?
Črnomerec covers the western part of Zagreb, in Croatia, and the Ethnographic Museum of Zagreb and Kallina House stand among its addresses.
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Updated September 2026