Cannabis Museum Zagreb
The Cannabis Museum ticket is a set of rolling papers and filter tips, so you can smoke the museum ticket.
The museum 250 square meters inner and 150 square meters in the outer part is one of the most modern Cannabis museums in the world, and the most modern one in Europe even the Marijuana is still illegal here.
Countries of Southeast Europe have a long-term history of hemp cultivation. In 1949, the former Yugoslavia was the world’s third-largest hemp producer, growing 200,000 acres of hemp crops. After the breakup of ex-Yugoslavia, independent states such as Croatia began passing laws against Cannabis.
After several decades of extermination and criminalization of cannabis, a young team from Croatia, led by Mr. Tvrtko Kracun – the owner of the hemps.hr company, decided to open one of the largest and most modern cannabis museums in the world – Cannabis Museum Zagreb.
Stretching over 4000 square feet, the museum presents a wide range of cannabis use and its benefits – including morphology, millennial history, cultivation, and life cycle of the plant, as well as recreational, medical, and universal use of cannabis.
The museum also contains a wide variety of exhibits, and in several showcases, You can find products from US and Canadian markets which can now be seen for the first time by the Croatian public. Even though, a majority of residents in the States and Canada, take these products for granted.
Outside the museum, various workshops, screenings, and panel discussions about Cannabis are taking place in a nice environment.
Without a doubt, the Cannabis Museum will come in handy to a lot of people not just from this region but rather from around the world, to learn about the benefits of the plant as well as the benefits for the market.
Location
Zagreb
Zagreb is the capital and largest city of Croatia. It is situated on the slopes of Medvednica mountain, in the Carpathian Basin, and on the banks of the Sava river. Zagreb has a rich and diverse history, culture, and architecture that reflect its long and turbulent past.
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