The Croatian National Theatre

Famous among locals and visitors, the Croatian National Theatre was worked in 1895 by Viennese draftsmen Hermann Helmer and Ferdinand Fellner, the Croatian National Theater Hrvatsko Narodno Kazaliste sits at the northwest corner of Zagreb's "Green Horseshoe" in Donji Grad. Formally opened in 1894 by Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph I, this forcing yellow structure in Trg Marsala is a point of interest include in the Lower Town.

Worked in Neo-Baroque and Rococo styles with two little vaults at the front and a bigger arch towards the back, the building additionally brags a brilliant inside containing craftsmanships by Vlaho Bukovac, and The Well of Life by Ivan Meštrovi? if conceivable, attempt to take in one of the scene's general musical drama, artful dance, or dramatization exhibitions.