ZAGREB, Croatia — One morning, shrieking whistles yanked me out of a deep sleep. ... Art and history lovers stay in the neighborhood and proceed to the Croatian Museum of Naive Art, ...

A Time Machine Bound For Zagreb’s Fascinating Past Zagreb has been a bustling hub of art, commerce, and innovation since 1094—that’s nearly 1,000 years’ worth of history to explore!

The small Museum of Naive Art proves delightful, displaying quirky landscapes and cityscapes by Croatian artists that play with notions of what proper art might be. The whole city is quirky.

With their striking folk motifs and bright colors, the naive paintings of Kovacica in Serbia have gained international recognition. The practice has even been added to UNESCO's cultural heritage list.

The world’s very first Naïve Art Museum can be found in Zagreb, where around 2,000 works are dedicated to the work of naïve artists of the 20th century. Just a short walk away, ...

The idea of a story for the Magazine was inspired by Dan S. Chill’s lecture about naïve art at the opening of “Return to Innocence,” the new exhibition at GINA Gallery for Naive Art in Tel ...

The village’s naïve art gallery, established in 1955, now holds the works of nearly 50 recognised artists and hosts some 20,000 visitors each year.

Pavel Babka, gallerist and naïve art expert shows painting of a girl in traditional Slovak multi-layered skirt in the village of Kovacica, Serbia, Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic) ...

Art’otel offered the perfect mix of relaxation and exploration, making it an ideal base for a stylish getaway in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb. Whether strolling through the quaint, cobbled ...