Museum is quite poor in comparison with such places in Sibenik or Split where they really worth visiting. However in Trogir it's a 100-th position in a list of attraction. The museum consists of three parts: collection of stone-cutting artefacts (wouldn't call them masterpieces), gallery of Croatian 20-th century painter and the main museum. The main part of museum are 5 or 6 rooms with furniture, some routine stuff, portraits, 19-th century postcards, old newspapers and so on. Frankly, the whole complex of museum is OK, but the main part is such boredom.

The thing why I didn't put 2 stars is a three-room space for a kind of modern art which is 1) free ('cause museum complex is not), 2) may be interesting for somebody who would want it be so.