Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments — Attraction in Grad Split

It’s free and worth a visit if you have time to kill in Split. The museum is about a 20 min walk from the main centre of Split and contains interesting artefacts such as ancient coins and sarcophagus. Learn about Queen Jelana, King Justin and lots of other interesting people throughout history. The museum could do with a renovation and there was a lot of space for the number of items on display. There wasn’t any air conditioning so it was very warm inside, but we were the only people in there and there was a lot of space so it wasn’t so bad. The top floor doesn’t have any English translation. Overall, an interesting place to visit and better than some places where I’ve had to pay an...

Located in an accessible location, it has two parking placesnearby, with its spaciousness and impressive exhibits the ,place has to be visited. Especially since there are two unique places to see nearby: Meštrović Gallery and Kaštelet. The exhibits tell the story of the development of culture, showing not only the richness of the heritage, but also how much it has contributed to our present day and how important it is to know it. The staff is available and very friendly. Being in Split and not visiting these places - you...

Went here as we were out walking and we weather wasn't great. Read somewhere that it was one of the five best museums in Split. I hope they were wrong. Even though the admission was free and the weather was cool this museum was very warm and empty, not just of people but of things to see. Huge building but only a few few items on display. We could see a row of displays on the 2nd floor but most of them were closed off. We left after 10 minutes, we had seen everything, played the piano and gotten bored and too hot to...