Archaeological Museum Split

The Split Archaeological Museum is not within the boundaries of the old city. After leaving the Golden Gate, walk all the way north, through the alley behind the National Theater, and walk for another 15 minutes. The building complex to which the museum belongs is composed of the outer gallery and the main building. Most of the cultural relics excavated from the coast of Dalmatia are stored here. The preservation requirements of stone cultural relics are not high. A large number of exquisite sarcophagus sculptures and stone reliefs that should be used for building exterior decoration are displayed in the outdoor corridor. What's interesting is that the ticket office of the museum is not near the corridor at the entrance, but in the main building, which needs to pass through a large green space. The main building is also the main exhibition hall of the museum. Ancient Greek pottery, ancient Roman glass, and earlier boneware are displayed chronologically. At the same time, a large number of historical currency displays are also the highlights of the museum.

Adult ticket 40kn, closed at 2-4 pm. The museum is not big, with an indoor exhibition hall on the first floor, and there are many sarcophagus steles on the courtyard porch outside. The exhibits are quite rich, and the productions concentrated in the Bronze Age are very rich. It’s a pity that the text is limited and the level of understanding is average

Split Archaeological and History Museum, in the north of Diocletian’s Palace, a short walk of 15-20 minutes, easy to navigate with Google. Tickets are not expensive. If you are a lover of archaeology and cultural relics, this is a worthy visit. There are many artifacts, coins, and sculptures from the Greco-Roman era. The museum is small but rich in cultural relics