National Home Palace

The National Home Palace, located in the historic Gornji Grad of Zagreb, Croatia, is a stunning example of Neoclassical architecture. Originally built in the late 1830s for Count Karlo Drašković, the palace has a rich history, having served as a cultural hub for the Illyrian movement and the Croatian National Museum. Its grand hall, known as the Revival Hall, was a center for social gatherings and political events in the 19th century. After various transformations, including serving as the seat of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts, the palace is now home to the Institute for the History of Croatian Literature, Theatre and Music. Visitors can admire its impressive façade and explore its historical significance in Croatian culture.