This October, Zagreb will become home to a chocolate museum. This was great news for the chocolate lovers in Croatia, who now will have an opportunity to get an up-close look at the history, geographical distribution and cultural significance of their favorite delicacy. The museum will be organized as an interactive trip through space and time, actively involving all senses. There will also be a gift shop where visitors will be able to buy products of renowned Croatian chocolatiers. Zagreb has many interesting museums among which we highlight the Museum of Broken Relationships and the Mushroom Museum. With this new addition, Zagreb will join other cities such as those in Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Spain that are also homes to chocolate museums. If you are one of those who cannot resist a chocolate treat, make sure to visit Varšavska Street in downtown Zagreb for your daily dose of sweet.
This October, Zagreb will become home to a chocolate museum. This was great news for the chocolate lovers in Croatia, who now will have an opportunity to get an up-close look at the history, geographical distribution and cultural significance of their favorite delicacy. The museum will be organized as an interactive trip through space and time, actively involving all senses. There will also be a gift shop where visitors will be able to buy products of renowned Croatian chocolatiers. Zagreb has many interesting museums among which we highlight the Museum of Broken Relationships and the Mushroom Museum. With this new addition, Zagreb will join other cities such as those in Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Spain that are also homes to chocolate museums. If you are one of those who cannot resist a chocolate treat, make sure to visit Varšavska Street in downtown Zagreb for your daily dose of sweet.
In 2005, Secret Dalmatia was started from pure love for Croatia’s heritage, its incredible diversity, and beauty. We have since remained faithful to our initial mission – and are still today a boutique travel agency dedicated to showing the true, wholesome Croatia to the discerning travelers who want to experience our country and all our riches, not just see it.
A bottle of Croatian wine or rose liquor will go far in telling stories, and so will some of the praised olive oils. Keep the memory of the Adriatic alive with salt from centuries’ old pans at Ston or Pag Island or with a sample of Istria’s famed truffles. Lightweight travelers should consider typical spices like lavender or rosemary, herbal teas or candied orange peels and almonds.
