Updating Map... About The Museum of Army Collections from the Croatian Homeland War
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All that is currently available is the outside display of vehicles, aircraft and destroyed buildings. Still interesting place to stop if you have ten or fifteen minutes to spare.
It was very interesting seeing the various military vehicles and planes. On the southern entrances to the city of Karlovac, between the Karlovac-Slunj-Plitvice-Split state road and the Korana River, in the suburb of Turanj, lie the remnants of Austrian army barracks, a witness to the...More
This memorial commemorates the residents of Turanj who were killed in the Croatian Homeland War.You can see the actual MIG plane crashed at the display, bullet fired walls, various Tanks, Tractors converted to war like vehicles. No Entrance fees. We were on our way to...More
Even though the renovation on the building that had been nicknamed the "Hotel California" by soldiers wasn't completed yet, it was very interesting seeing the various military vehicles and planes. Seeing the weapons of war up close and personal...even some destroyed...did add an additional element...More
Hey, this was a freebie and great to see some of the military items from the USA on display. Too bad the Hotel California was not yet open for business...it will be several shops. War is hell...nuf said!
We caMe there because we thought it's a big museum but found out that it's a tank parking lot with few tanks and two crushed planes
Lots of different machines from war period. Its free to visit and under construction is a museum that is next to it.
On the road from Karlovac to Plitvice you'll pass this small town with an army collection from the war in the 90's. From This point onwards we noticed the houses with bulletholes and houses torn apart. Quite unexpected, no frills and therefore very impressive.
Very interesting and free outdoor museum presenting a very good insight on the war with a nice collection on site
Great idea, interesting exhibits for its originality and explanations with each exhibit, which return you to the past. Museum need refurbishment, but you see that they work on it and then it could be really interesting for local guests but also for many foreigners passing...More
