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Livadić castle Livadić castle, the home of Samobor museum, was constructed in several stages on the estate of the noble Kralić family. It was first marked on the map of Samobor in 1764. At the end of the 18th century a court councillor Franjo honourable Tisztpataky had bought the estate and built a new, comfortable castle. In 1809 his widow bequeathed the whole estate including the castle to her nephew Ferdo Livadić who remained its owner until his death in 1879. That was the castle’s golden period. Musician, lawyer, judge, principal Ferdo Livadić invited many eminent guests to his castle mostly people from the Illyrian Movement circle: Vraz, Gaj, Drašković, Rakovac, Vukotinović and Preradović. This is where a famous Croatian patriotic song “Još Hrvatska nij’ propala” was first sang, as Ferdo Livadić wrote music and Ljudevit Gaj lyrics. After Livadić the castle changed many owners and in 1948 it became the home of Samobor museum. You can see many different collections in the Museum of Samobor with exhibits that are the evidences of the continuity of life in Samobor region. There is a geologic, archeologic and cultural and historic collection, and the collection dedicated to the memory of Ferdo Livadić. On display are also hundred years of Samobor economy: art collection of portraits, sacral works, sculptures, landscapes, graphics and a special ethnographic collection of artefacts from Samobor region. In the town vicinity worth seeing is the palace Podolje situated in the valley of Lipovečka Gradna. The available data referring to the palace are from the 15th and 16th centuries.
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Livadićev dvorac Livadićev dvorac, u kojem se danas nalazi Samoborski muzej, nastao je u nekoliko građevinskih etapa na posjedu plemenitih Kralića. Na karti je Samobora prvi puta ucrtan 1764. godine. Krajem XVIII. stoljeća posjed kupuje dvorski savjetnik Franjo pl. Tisztpataky i na njemu podiže novi, udobni dvorac. Njegova udovica cijeli posjed s dvorcem oporučno 1809. godine ostavlja svom nećaku Ferdi Livadiću, u čijem posjedu ostaje do njegove smrti, 1879. godine. To je bilo zlatno doba dvorca. Glazbenik, pravnik, načelnik, sudac, školski ravnatelj, Ferdo Livadić, u svom dvorcu ugošćuje mnoge ugledne ljude svoga doba, ponajviše ilirce: Vraza, Gaja, Draškovića, Rakovca, Vukotinovića, Preradovića. Tu je prvi puta zapjevana ilirska budnica “Još Hrvatska nij’ propala”, koju je Ferdo Livadić skladao na stihove Ljudevita Gaja. Kasnije je dvorac mijenjao vlasnike, da bi se 1948. godine u njega počeo useljavati Samoborski muzej. Danas su u Samoborskom muzeju raznovrsne zbirke s izlošcima koji su svjedočanstvo kontinuiteta života u samoborskom kraju. Tu su geološka, arheološka i kulturno-povijesna zbirka, te zbirka posvećena Ferdi Livadiću. Prikazano je i stoljetno samoborsko gospodarstvo, a u muzeju se nalazi i umjetnička zbirka portreta, sakralnih djela, skulptura, veduta, grafika i brojnih djela umjetničkog obrta, te zasebna etnografska zbirka predmeta samoborske okolice. U blizini grada vrijedno je, među ostalim, razgledati dvor Podolje, u dolini Lipovečke Gradne, o kojem najstariji podaci sežu u XV. i XVI. stoljeće. Adresa: Livadićeva 7, Samobor