Monuments & Statues in Zagreb

Zagreb • Monuments & Statues

Located in the heart of Zagreb at Ban Jelačić Square, this statue commemorates Ban Josip Jelačić, a 19th-century Croatian nobleman and military leader. The statue was originally erected in 1866, removed in 1947, and reinstated in 1990, symbolizing national pride and unity. The statue faces south towards Serbia, reflecting a historical stance of defense and strength.

Zagreb • Monuments & Statues

The Monument to the Radić Brothers commemorates Stjepan and Antun Radić, pivotal figures in Croatian politics known for advocating Croatian interests in the early 20th century. This striking monument, sculpted by renowned artist Ivan Sabolić, stands as a powerful symbol of national pride and political history. Located in a serene park setting, it offers visitors a moment of reflection and a glimpse into Croatia's tumultuous past.