Built in the 17C, this palace acquired its impressive twin-coloured Rococo façade, adorned with medallions and a lovely balcony, when it came into the possession of the noble Sermage family in 1759. Pass under the porch to enter the courtyard, embell..

The massive white outline of this old castle, half-stronghold, half-palace, rises up in the midst of parkland, fringed by old ramparts. Initially built in the 12C, it was altered in the 14C (circular towers) and in the 16C (when it acquired its curre..

The first rooms of this museum relate the history of the city and its important figures, such as Vice-Roy Nadäsdy and the writer and statesman, Ivan Kukuljevic-Sakcinski, author of the first dramatic work in Croatian (1840). The keep is devoted to th..

This gallery, located upstairs in the Sermage Palace, displays a collection of paintings covering the 15C to the 19C, most of which originally belonged to the town's leading citizens. European Schools of art from the 15C to the 19C are represented (D..

This delightful small square, full of café terraces in the summer, is lined with palaces and arcaded houses. Take the time to admire Sermage palace (corner of Bakaceva). Built in the 17C, it owes its handsome two-tone Rococo façade to the Sermage f..

This former Jesuit, and subsequently, Paulinian church, built between 1642 and 1646, rose to the rank of cathedral when the diocese of Varaždin was created in 1957. The façade, remodelled in the 18C, bears the coat of arms of its sponsor, Count Gašpa..

This pleasant park criss-crossed with footpaths is the perfect place for a stroll. Look out for the statue of Vatroslav Jagic, historian of Slav languages, as well as one of the weather columns that Croatians are so fond of. The park is also home to ..

As you stroll round this square, admire the monuments such as Herzler palace , built in 1795 and now home to a fantastic entomological collection and the wonderful Patacic palace (1764), on the corner of Gundulica, whose Rococo façade is one of ..

This fascinating museum located in Herzler palace will enchant even those who don't care too much for insects. Its outstanding museography places the spotlight on insect collections exhibited in cases, drawers and slide shows... The social and privat..