Split City Museum — Attraction in Grad Split

The ground floor is initially very interesting, giving lots of info about the palace and the people that lived there and were involved with its history, with a few artifacts (including one of the sphinx's) that are really fascinating to learn about.

From there on up, things are a different story. There is a severe lack of English material accompanying most of the exhibit items, which wouldn't be so bad if they were sectioned, or organised, at all. The exhibits are pretty randomly placed, even seeming like a pile of furniture left in the corner of the room rather than a historical item. One smaller room off to the side had hardly any light, a strange, two floor array of items with no descriptions whatsoever... Pretty disappointing. Go on a walking tour if you'd like to know...

We got free entry with the split 72 hour card. If you are staying 5 nights or more in peak season (3 off peak I think) then just take proof to the tourist information and they'll give you the card for free! The card includes 3 free museums and lots of discounted museums, trips and restaurants. Thought this museum was interesting for half an hour but steep for the entrance fee we would have paid. Is a good video presentation of the history of the palace which was...

The first floor is nice and explains a lot about the city.

The other floors are not in a chronological order ans it’s quite hard to follow the story of the city.

There a lot of artefacts but for the vast majority their description is in Croatian.

Also most panels are only in Croatian or English.

There is potential, the city has almost 2000...