Landmarks, museums, nature and viewpoints, ranked by how often travellers look them up.
Landmark · Varaždin
church in Varaždin, Croatia
Landmark · Varaždin
Patačić Palace is Varaždin’s most important Rococo palace, built in 1764 and known for its ornate façade and the social life once centred there.
Landmark · Varaždin
Catholic monastery and church in Čakovec, Croatia
Landmark · Varaždin
Herzer Palace is a separate location of Varaždin City Museum, associated with natural-history displays including the World of Insects.
Landmark · Varaždin
The Franciscan monastery and Church of St John the Baptist form a prominent Early Baroque complex in central Varaždin with a notably tall bell tower.
Landmark · Varaždin
The Ursuline convent and Church of the Nativity form a Baroque Varaždin complex linked with the arrival of the Ursulines and girls’ education in the early 18th century.
Landmark · Varaždin
Patačić-Puttar Palace on Zagrebačka Street was created around 1745 by joining three houses into a Late Baroque corner residence with an oriel window.
Landmark · Varaždin
The Zagreb Cathedral Chapter Palace is a single-storey Baroque residence on Draškovićeva Street, distinguished by its carved portal, decorated façade and voluted gable.
Landmark · Varaždin
Drašković Palace is a major Baroque residence on Varaždin’s Korzo, historically linked with the period when the city was Croatia’s political centre.
Landmark · Varaždin
Opposite the Old Town ramparts, Keglević Palace is a Baroque residence remodelled in Rococo style around 1775.
Landmark · Varaždin
Oršić Palace is an Early Neoclassical Varaždin residence completed in the early 19th century, distinguished by its stone portal and restrained façade.
Landmark · Varaždin
St Roch’s Chapel on Zagrebačka Street is Varaždin’s votive chapel, built after the town was spared a plague threat.