a really wonderful collection of artifacts from the stone age to the middle ages and everything in between. particularly strong in the Roman and early christian periods. Countless coins, weapons, jewelry, household objects, statues, and mosaics. And a really well done historical narrative. One of the best museums in Croatia.

I'm never sure about small, regional museums in touristy towns, as they often turn out to be a rip-off, but I was pleasantly surprised here! It was reasonably priced (20kn adults, 10 conc.), in a nice building with pleasant gardens that we sat in for a while. Plenty of interesting Roman artefacts inside and out, including some huge, very well... More

ok, so it was really cheap to get in, and we got it half price with our Split card but it wasnt worth the walk, I dont know if they are in the middle of revamping or something but it was pretty poor.

Don't be daunted if the museum gate is "closed" -- they see you on camera and will ask if you want in. Inside, there is a reasonable entry fee. What an enormous number of well preserved artifacts for such a compact museum- urns, glass, gold jewelry, hair ornaments, weaopns and so on. The Museum covers stone age, bronze age, Greek,... More

The museum is small but fairly interesting. If you come with your own smartphone, you can enjoy a fantastic wifi audio-guide which will make the displays come alive. You have to take the time to hear about the artifacts to really appreciate them.

The museum is a great way to get to know Croatian history. It has some artifacts and is only an hour or so of time. It is free on Mondays and Thursdays! The Mestrovic musuem is one block away and there is swimming down some stairs across the street. Easy bus and taxi access- but a 1.7 km walk from... More

It is bait chaotic and needs restoration and updating but if you are interested in the history of this area it is a must visit.

The museum's pretty interesting, but it's not so customer friendly, not interactive at all so it can be a bit dull

Full of interestking exhibits. Well worth visiting