Zagreb: Museum of Hangovers Entry Ticket
Central Croatia, Croatia
Self-guided visit to the world's only Museum of Hangovers: 8 rooms of true stories, a driving simulator, balance challenges and a dark room you explore with a UV flashlight.
Highlights
- Explore all 8 rooms of true stories and the strangest things people woke up with
- Try the driving simulator and balance challenges
- Use a UV flashlight in the dark room; take and email photos at photo stations
- Plan 30-60 minutes for a self-guided visit at your own pace
- See the world's only Museum of Hangovers, a 5-minute walk from the main square
Description
The world's only Museum of Hangovers is a self-guided, interactive museum 5 minutes from Zagreb's main square. Plan 30 to 60 minutes.
Walk through 8 rooms of true stories and see the strangest things people woke up with.
Try the hands-on stations: a driving simulator, balance challenges with special goggles, and a dark room you explore with a UV flashlight to find hidden drawings.
At the photo stations you take funny pictures and send them straight to your email. Just tap SEND TO EMAIL.
There is no guide. You explore at your own pace, and the front desk explains how everything works when you arrive.
Includes
- Entry to all 8 rooms
- UV flashlight for the dark room
- Photo stations with send-to-email
Excludes
- Guide (the visit is self-guided)
Important Information
- The visit is self-guided, there is no guide. Plan 30-60 minutes. Open daily 10:00-22:00. Holiday hours 2026/27: 24 Dec 10:00-17:00, 25 Dec closed, 31 Dec 10:00-18:00, 1 Jan 13:00-22:00. On 1 Nov, 18 Nov, 26 Dec and 6 Jan we are open 10:00-22:00.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
It is an interactive, self-guided museum in Croatia featuring 8 rooms with true stories and unusual items found after hangovers.
The museum is a 5-minute walk from Zagreb's main square, in central Croatia's capital city.
Visitors usually spend between 30 and 60 minutes exploring the museum at their own pace.
Yes, the museum has photo stations where you can take pictures and email them to yourself.
The museum is generally suitable for all ages, but check the website for any specific age recommendations or restrictions.
Visitors can try a driving simulator, balance challenges, and use a UV flashlight in the dark room.
No, the museum is self-guided, allowing you to explore the exhibits at your own pace.
Basic museum etiquette applies; check the official website for any specific COVID-19 or visitor guidelines in Croatia.
Check the museum's official website for current opening hours and plan your visit accordingly.
This is the world's only Museum of Hangovers, located specifically in Zagreb, Croatia.
