Collections showcasing art, archaeology, maritime history, and cultural heritage from Split's rich past and contemporary scene.
Housed in the Cosmacendi Palace, this museum displays medieval coins, jewelry, weapons, and religious artifacts spanning from Roman times through the medieval period. The collection provides crucial context for understanding Split's layered history. The palace itself is architecturally significant with restored Renaissance rooms and period furnishings offering glimpses into how split's aristocracy once lived.
Dedicated to Croatia's most famous sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, this gallery occupies his former residence and studio. The collection includes his most celebrated works: sculptures, reliefs, and drawings showcasing his evolution as an artist. The building itself, designed in Art Deco style, complements the artistic presentation. Mestrovic's work captures the spiritual and emotional essence of Croatian culture.
This comprehensive museum houses extensive collections of Roman glass, coins, pottery, and stone inscriptions recovered from Split and surrounding regions. The collection beautifully illustrates the city's transformation from the Roman era through the Middle Ages. Notable items include mosaics, sculptures, and artifacts from Diocletian's period, offering deeper understanding of ancient Split's role as a major Roman port.