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Trogir City Museum 
Nestled in the heart of Trogir, the charming Trogir Museum opened its doors in 1966. It's housed in an enchanting complex of palaces and houses that have belonged to the Garagnin-Fonfogna family since the 18th century. As you step inside, the first r
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The main city square
The transformation of Trogir's main city square, which stands where the Roman forum once did, kicked off back in the 1300s. This historic project began with the building of the commune's loggia and the council chamber. Today, the square is a bustling
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Split Archaeological Museum
The Split Archaeological Museum, Croatia's oldest museum, has a captivating history that's intertwined with the country's rich cultural tapestry. Founded in 1820 by the decree of the Dalmatian government in Zadar, it owes its inception to a special v
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Prokurative
Prokurative, officially known as Republic Square, is a charming spot in Split that brings to mind the elegance of Venice's St. Mark's Square. Nestled just to the west of the bustling Riva, this square is a delightful blend of history and architecture
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Gallery Studio Naranca
Art Studio Naranča opened its doors in 1983, starting out as a small design studio crafting unique arts and crafts pieces. It wasn't until the early '90s, when the gallery relocated to a larger space on Majstora Jurja Street in the heart of Split's D
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Atelje Vasko Lipovac
Nestled in the heart of Croatia, the gallery dedicated to Vasko Lipovac is a treasure trove for art lovers. This space showcases a rich collection of contemporary sculptures, paintings, and other works by the namesake artist. Vasko Lipovac, a Croatia
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Jaksic Gallery
Nestled within a charming family yard, the Jakšić Gallery is a treasure trove of artistic wonders. Each corner of this gallery tells a story, as it showcases the creative talents of the Jakšić family. You'll be mesmerized by the vibrant paintings of
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Museum of The Island of Brac
Exploring the island of Brač is like flipping through the pages of a living history book. In Škrip, the island's oldest settlement, the past feels almost palpable. Picture this: ancient Illyrian town walls dating back to 1400 BC, once proudly standin
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Museum of St Francis
Nestled within the historic walls of the St. Francis Monastery in Šibenik, the Museum of St. Francis offers a captivating blend of history and art. Here, the Franciscan Conventual monks have left a legacy that stretches back centuries, showcased thro
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Sibenik City Museum
If you're ever strolling through the charming streets of Šibenik, a stop at the Sibenik City Museum is a must. Established back in 1925, this gem is just a stone's throw from the Cathedral, nestled in what was once the Prince's Palace. Imagine this:
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Hvaroom Gallery
Tucked away like a hidden gem, Hvaroom is both an art studio and a cozy living space, where creativity flows as freely as the Adriatic breeze. This charming gallery showcases the works of talented artists like Maja Jelušić and Ana Kolega, with recent
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Square & Cathedral of St. Stephen
When you find yourself in Hvar, every winding street seems to usher you toward Hvarska pjaca, the heart of the city’s public and social life. It's the largest square in Dalmatia, and you can feel its pulse as locals and visitors mingle. On the easter
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Hvar Franciscan Monastery
Just a short, leisurely walk from Hvar's bustling square, you'll find yourself embracing the soothing sea breeze along the waterfront, eventually leading you to the serene Franciscan Monastery. This tranquil haven invites you to immerse yourself in i
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Palace Biankini
In the 19th century, during the age of sailboats, Stari Grad became a hub for the shipping industry and naval construction. Today, it proudly showcases its maritime legacy at the Palace Biankini, home to an impressive naval collection. This collectio
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Vapor Art Gallery
Nestled in the charming Sea Gate medieval Tower, right by the Morska vrata town entrance, Vapor Art Gallery is an enchanting spot in Korčula that art lovers simply must visit. This delightful gallery showcases a stunning array of works from prominent
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Korcula Town Museum
Nestled in the heart of St. Mark’s Square, the Korčula Town Museum, or Gradski muzej Korčula, sits proudly opposite the majestic Cathedral Sveti Marko. This fascinating museum resides within the historic Gabrielis Palace, an architectural gem from th
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Bishop's Treasury Museum
If you ever find yourself wandering through the charming cobbled streets of Korcula Old Town, make sure to swing by the Bishop’s Treasury Museum. Nestled in an elegant two-story palace on Sveti Marko Square, this hidden gem, also known as the Abbey T
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Museum of Ancient Glass
The Museum of Ancient Glass in Zadar is a treasure trove for anyone with a penchant for history and artistry. Nestled in the heart of this charming Croatian city, the museum offers a delightful souvenir shop where you can purchase fascinating publica
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People's Square
The People's Square in Zadar is the heartbeat of the city, echoing stories from the medieval era to the present day. As you wander through this lively hub, you're instantly swept up by its energy and charm. It's a place where history meets the hustle
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Croatian National Theatre Zadar
When you think of Zadar, you might picture its stunning coastline or ancient Roman ruins. But nestled in this historic city is a gem for theatre lovers: the Croatian National Theatre. This cultural institution has been captivating audiences with its
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Archaeological Museum Zadar
As you stroll past the glass facade of the Archaeological Museum in Zadar, you'll catch a mesmerizing reflection of the ancient Forum and the iconic Saint Donatus. These landmarks are intertwined with the Museum's history, dating back to efforts from
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Roman Forum Zadar
In Zadar, you'll find an ancient treasure: the Forum, built by the first Roman emperor, Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian. This historical gem is backed by inscriptions in stone from the 3rd century, marking the completion of its construction. Once, a gra
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Sea Organ
Zadar presents a captivating blend of architecture and music, with its world-famous Sea Organ as the star attraction. Nestled right beside the intriguing installation called the Greeting to the Sun, this unique organ produces music powered by the sea
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The Greeting to the Sun
Nestled at the western tip of the Zadar Peninsula, the Greeting to the Sun is a must-see marvel in the Zadar port. This dazzling installation offers breathtaking views of the Zadar Channel, the nearby islands, and, of course, the famously stunning su
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Zadar Sphinx
The tales surrounding the Sphinx in Zadar and the treasure supposedly hidden beneath it have sparked the imaginations of locals for generations. This intriguing replica of an Egyptian Sphinx features an eagle relief and uniquely, fingers instead of c
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National Museum of BiH
The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a true gem for history buffs and curious travelers alike, opened its doors on February 1, 1888. Initially nestled beside the Sarajevo Cathedral, it later found its permanent residence in Marijin Dvor. Th
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Fort Lovrijenac
Fort Lovrijenac, also known as St. Lawrence Fortress and affectionately dubbed “Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar,” is a stunning fortress and theater perched 37 meters above sea level, just outside the western wall of Dubrovnik, Croatia. This iconic structure i
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Etnografic Museum Rupe
The Ethnographic Museum in Dubrovnik is a hidden gem that traces its roots back to the early 20th century. It began with a modest collection focusing on traditional culture, which expanded significantly thanks to the generosity of Jelka Miš, a notabl
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Sponza Palace
Nestled in the heart of Dubrovnik, Croatia, the Sponza Palace, also known as Palača Sponza or Divona, stands as a remarkable piece of 16th-century architecture. Its intriguing name comes from the Latin word "spongia," referring to the spot where rain
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Rector's Palace
Nestled in the heart of Dubrovnik, the Rector's Palace, or Knežev dvor in Croatian, stands as a testament to the city’s rich and layered history. From the 14th century until 1808, this palace was the bustling center of power for the Republic of Ragus
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Cultural History Museum Dubrovnik
The story of the Cultural History Museum in Dubrovnik begins in 1872 with the founding of the Patriotic Museum. Back then, it housed a modest collection of cultural history artworks. Things took a significant turn after World War II, when Dr. Božo Gl
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Archaeological Museum Dubrovnik
In 1872, the Patriotic Museum opened its doors in the enchanting city of Dubrovnik. By mid-1873, the first museum exhibit graced the commune building, showcasing treasures primarily from the Dubrovnik Republic era. Among these remarkable pieces, the
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Dubrovnik Maritime Museum
Nestled within the storied walls of Fort St. John, the Maritime Museum in Dubrovnik is a treasure trove of seafaring history. Founded in 1949 by the Yugoslav, now Croatian, Academy of Sciences and Arts, it became part of the Dubrovnik Museums in 1987
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Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik
The Museum of Modern Art in Dubrovnik is a captivating blend of history and creativity. Founded in 1945, this cultural gem occupies a building with a story as intriguing as the art within it. Originally constructed between 1935 and 1939, it was envis
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Archaeological Museum of Istria
In 1802, when Marshal Marmont started collecting stone monuments at the Temple of Augustus, he had no idea he was laying the groundwork for what would become a remarkable museum collection in Pula. Fast forward a century to 1902, and the unearthing o
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