A smaller museum focusing mainly on the life of Croats in DNV. They also organize excellent artistic concerts and scientific lectures for lay people.

Personally, I am a Croat living in Slovakia, so I can say that this museum fulfilled all my expectations regarding the history of Croats in Slovakia. Quite beautiful and beautifully made.

(Translated by Google) It's nice that Croats have something like that in Slovakia. (Original) Lijepo da Hrvati imaju tako nešto u Slovačkoj.

A great place for a child's leisure time if you want something to do for 1-1.5 hours. It will be better if the child is not alone, they will have more fun. Entry for children over 6 years old

Since 1989, a festival of Croatian culture has been held in Devínská Nová Ves every year in June. From the very beginning, the Croatian cultural association in DNV has been active not only within the association framework, but also an important co-organizer of cultural and social activities in the entire Devínska Nová Ves district. Visit this place and you won't be disappointed.

Didn't know that something like this exist :) Nice place

Amazing place! I really enjoyed my visit!

not quite intresting

(Translated by Google) Good and quality museum, lots of interesting artifacts in the area. (Original) Dobré a kvalitné múzeum,hodne zaujímavých artefaktov na tom priestore.

(Translated by Google) Small, spacious, fewer exhibits, open until 5 pm also on Sundays, parking, playground in front of the museum. ;-) (Original) Male, priestranne, menej exponatov , otvorene do 17 hod aj v nedelu, možnost parkovania, ihrisko pred muzeom. ;-)

Small museum with great heart...

The entire staff was exceptionally nice and willing to answer all questions, how Croats came to Slovakia and their life was described very nicely everywhere, the exhibitions contain rare pieces and it was very interesting to see how the culture of Slovaks and Croats intermingled. I definitely recommend a visit.

The museum is small but interesting. I recommend combining it with a tour of the opposite Devín Village Museum and asking, asking, asking.