The Museum of the City of Rijeka was founded on April 11, 1994, by a decision of the City Council of the City of Rijeka and renamed the Museum of the People's Revolution. The museum is located in the park of the Governor's Palace, in a building that was designed in 1976 by architect Neven Segvic for the purpose of the museum.
Over the last 10 years, numerous materials have been collected that have been processed, documented and restored. Also, numerous studies have been carried out at the site where the museum operates. Various valuable exhibitions have been prepared at the museum, and extensive catalogs of urban history topics have been printed and published. The main topics describe bridges in Rijeka, city parks, Ricina and many other values of this city.
Former Museum of the People's Revolution Rijeka
The present-day Rijeka City Museum is on the premises of the former Rijeka National Revolution Museum. The previous museum was founded on May 30, 1961. The Old Museum was established by the decision of the City People's Committee of Susak municipality. At that time, the board was based at the home of Count Laval Nugent, located at 12 Petr Zrinski Street in Sušak. Already 15 years later (in November 1976) the Museum of the People's Revolution was relocated to a new, modern and purpose-built building. The museum material from the holdings of the Museum of the People's Revolution after its renaming in 1994 has been stored in the relevant collections of the Museum of the City of Rijeka.
An interesting exhibition of the museum today is the building itself, especially because of the year of its construction and its historical value for the city of Rijeka. An interesting exhibition is certainly a collection of materials on the first torpedo in Rijeka, and visitors to the museum enjoy various exhibits related to shipbuilding, navigation and various other props that have a connection with the sea.
Over the last 10 years, numerous materials have been collected that have been processed, documented and restored. Also, numerous studies have been carried out at the site where the museum operates. Various valuable exhibitions have been prepared at the museum, and extensive catalogs of urban history topics have been printed and published. The main topics describe bridges in Rijeka, city parks, Ricina and many other values of this city.
Former Museum of the People's Revolution Rijeka
The present-day Rijeka City Museum is on the premises of the former Rijeka National Revolution Museum. The previous museum was founded on May 30, 1961. The Old Museum was established by the decision of the City People's Committee of Susak municipality. At that time, the board was based at the home of Count Laval Nugent, located at 12 Petr Zrinski Street in Sušak. Already 15 years later (in November 1976) the Museum of the People's Revolution was relocated to a new, modern and purpose-built building. The museum material from the holdings of the Museum of the People's Revolution after its renaming in 1994 has been stored in the relevant collections of the Museum of the City of Rijeka.
An interesting exhibition of the museum today is the building itself, especially because of the year of its construction and its historical value for the city of Rijeka. An interesting exhibition is certainly a collection of materials on the first torpedo in Rijeka, and visitors to the museum enjoy various exhibits related to shipbuilding, navigation and various other props that have a connection with the sea.
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