En promenad genom livet i det kommunistiska Jugoslavien
Beskrivning
Det enda kroatiska museet som täcker livet under kommunistiska Jugoslavien. Med hjälp av ett interaktivt tillvägagångssätt och en förstorad verklighetsprogram omvandlas Red History Museum till en pedagogisk lekplats för människor i alla åldrar. Besökare blir aktiva upptäcktsresande och lär sig om ämnen som intern politik, hemlig polis, musik, mode och många fler. Ta reda på varför den jugoslaviska socialismen var annorlunda än andra. Lär dig den komplexa historien som fortfarande påverkar det kroatiska folket. Ta en promenad genom tiden, bevittna det goda och det dåliga, ha bara kul när du fördjupa dig i jugoslaviskt liv, historia och kultur.
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Red History Museum är en nyöppnad unik interaktiv upplevelse av vardagen i det kommunistiska Jugoslavien - en helt annan tid i kroatiska historien. Med hjälp av ny och gammal teknik på ett 300 kvadratmeter utrymme kan besökare nu utforska och uppleva hur det var under jugoslaviska regimen. Dyk in i konsten, designen, politiken, hemliga organ och sättet för icke-jämställda. Lyssna på de största träffarna av tiden, bevittna historien som kommer till liv och lär dig de verkliga livshistorierna av människor som lever under den kommunistiska partis vaksamma öga.
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- Anpassat för rullstol
- Spädbarn och små barn kan åka i barnvagn eller sittvagn
- Servicedjur tillåtna
- Kollektivtrafiksalternativ finns i närheten
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Recensioner(191)
A tremendous little museum. Informative and engaging. The AR exhibits are superb
Very enjoyable experience lots to look at and see, expectations where met,
excellent well laid out tour with great information
Worth a trip. Very interesting.
Absolutely worth visiting. Interesting and informative. We teally enjoyed our visit. Loved that it was interactive. Totally recommended for all ages.
Just a very great experience. Found it by chance, but spent there a good couple of hours! The interactivity is great, and it connects you with all your senses!
An interesting couple of hours in what felt like a trip back in time. There’s a lot of reading and the museum would be improved by a more interactive experience. I enjoyed the video footage. The photo essays were good too.
A fascinating view of life in Yugoslavia, warts and all. There's a balanced account of 20th century Yugoslavian politics, covering the period leading up to WW2, the establishment of the Tito era and the disintegration of the regime following his death. There's also a trip through Mid Century Modern styling of 60s Yugoslavia. Some of that furniture would fetch a fortune at Camden Market. An emphasis on the everyday lives of ordinary families, shown through donated photographs. Excellent museum.
The weather was bad, and I happened to find it while I was going around museums in the old town. (It didn't come up when I searched for museums on Google Maps.) It looked interesting, so I went in and suddenly found out that he was the owner. When someone seemed to enter, they started explaining the building in English. Of course I had no idea, but I was able to enter safely. The content is quite maniacal, from the formation of the Communist Party, to the independence of Yugo, to the daily necessities of the time. But it was punchy and interesting.
Sad to just read a lot of signs. Interesting subject and certainly more fun for those who lived in the country during communism and recognized the few objects that existed.
