Croatia’s oldest museum, the Split Archaeological Museum, is situated just a 10-minute walk from downtown Split. Housed within its walls is a vast collection of over 150,000 ancient, medieval, and early-Christian artifacts. Visitors can explore the country’s largest collection of gems, admire pottery recovered from the waters of central Dalmatia, and view armor that dates back thousands of years. The museum offers a comprehensive look into the region’s rich historical and cultural heritage, providing a tangible connection to the past through its meticulously curated exhibits.
Split Archaeological Museum (Arheoloski Muzej Split)
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