Top Things to do In Hvar 2021

"The Split National Theater is located outside the Diocletian’s Palace, on the only way to the Split History Museum. The architectural appearance of the Grand Theater is in the Renaissance style. This Grand Theater is also one of the oldest theaters in Croatia. One. The pale yellow building exterior is very eye-catching from nearby. Both foreign dramas and Croatian local dramas have many fans in the local area."

"Split City Museum is an unremarkable old-fashioned building hidden in the lively old city. After passing through a small courtyard, it is the front desk of the museum. Visitors to the museum have no one other than us, and they have become a chartered venue. As the largest port on the coast of Central Dalmatia, the city of Split developed entirely around the seaport. Through the excavation of Roman stone carvings, navigation materials from the Middle Ages, and the display of the furniture of the noble class, the history of maritime trade development centered on Split can be seen."

"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."

"The fare is 15KN cheap, and you can see it shortly after entering the old city. A small museum exhibits books, documents, paintings and costumes from different periods in the history of Trogir. The outside is inconspicuous and easy to miss. If you have time, you can take a look. Anyway, the ticket is very cheap."

"The museum displays archaeological discoveries from all over Istria, especially artifacts from the 2nd to 6th centuries AD."