Museums & Attractions

Your CitySightseeing ticket unlocks up to 40% off entry fees at selected museums and attractions across Split. Simply hold on to your ticket and present it at the front desk to enjoy your exclusive discount. Make the most of your visit — explore more, save more, and experience Split’s top cultural highlights for less.

Archaeological Museum in Split

If you visit only one museum in Split, make sure it is this one!
Founded in 1820, the Archaeological Museum in Split is the oldest museum in Croatia and home to more than 150,000 artefacts that reveal the rich history of Dalmatia.
For a limited time, the museum is hosting a series of large-scale monumental exhibitions, bringing rarely displayed objects from its vast collections into the spotlight. The permanent indoor display has temporarily stepped aside to make room for these impressive thematic exhibitions, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience extraordinary artefacts that are not usually on display.
The museum itself is a destination worth visiting. Located in the wider city centre, just a 10-minute walk from Diocletian’s Palace, the historic building is surrounded by a beautiful lapidarium and peaceful garden, filled with ancient stone monuments, inscriptions and sculptures. It is the perfect place to pause, breathe and escape the crowds of the old town while still immersing yourself in the story of Split.
Walking through the museum grounds, visitors encounter centuries of history carved in stone. Together with the nearby archaeological site of Salona, managed by the museum, the experience offers a deeper understanding of the origins of the city and the wider region.
The Archaeological Museum in Split is more than a museum visit. It is the key to understanding the cultural identity of this region.

🚌 RED LINE – bus stop 4

📍 Zrinsko-Frankopanska 25, 21000 Split

🌐 www.armus .hr

Salona Archaeological Site

Before Split, there was Salona.
Just a few kilometres from the city centre lie the impressive remains of Salona, the ancient capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and one of the largest cities on the eastern Adriatic over 2,000 years ago.
Today, visitors can walk through the ruins of a once thriving city, past the amphitheatre, basilicas, city walls and early Christian cemeteries and experience the place where the story of Split truly begins. Scan the QR codes across the site and watch as augmented reality reconstructions bring ancient Salona back to life.
Surrounded by open landscapes, Salona is also a perfect photo spot and a beautiful escape from the crowds of the old town. A visit here is not just a trip to archaeological ruins. It is a chance to discover the true origins of the city and the spirit of Dalmatia.

🚌 GREEN LINE – bus stop 5

📍 Don Frane Bulića 91, Manastirine, 21210 Solin

🌐 www.armus.hr

Croatian Maritime Museum Split

Perched within the historic Gripe Fortress, the Croatian Maritime Museum offers an immersive journey through centuries of Adriatic seafaring, from traditional vessels to modern navigation. Its rich collections feature ship models, nautical equipment, uniforms, and maritime artefacts, showcasing the evolution of naval life. Visitors can explore the fortress’s stone ramparts while enjoying panoramic views, making the museum both a cultural and visual experience. Together, the museum and fortress bring Croatia’s maritime heritage vividly to life for all who visit.

🚌 RED LINE – bus stop 3

📍 Glagoljaša 18, 21000 Split

🌐 www.hpms.hr/en/

Olive Museum Klis

Welcome to the Olive Museum in Klis, a unique museum dedicated to the history, culture, and tradition of olive growing in Dalmatia. Located within the Stella Croatica ethno-agro park, the museum presents the importance of the olive tree and olive oil, which have been central to Mediterranean life for thousands of years.

Special offer: Blue Line visitors can enjoy a hands-on cooking workshop, followed by a delicious lunch in a rustic ambience surrounded by a Mediterranean garden.

For Green Line visitors: join the Green Gold workshop for an olive oil tasting experience and discover all the subtleties of extra virgin olive oil.

🚌 BLUE LINE – bus stop 3

🚌 GREEN LINE – bus stop 2

📍 Mihovilovići 21C, 21231, Klis

🌐olivemuseumklis.com

Klis-fort

Welcome to Klis-fort, one of the most important historical fortifications in Croatia, located on a rocky ridge above the village of Klis, near the city of Split. Because of its strategic position between the mountains Mosor and Kozjak, the fortress controlled the main passage between the Dalmatian coast and the inland for centuries and played a crucial role in the defense of Dalmatia.

🚌 BLUE LINE – bus stop 4

🚌 GREEN LINE – bus stop 3

🚌 Klis-zonsondergang

📍 Trg Mejdan 10, 21231, Klis

🌐tvrdavaklis.com

The Meštrović Gallery

A stunning seaside villa, former home of Croatia’s greatest sculptor Ivan Meštrović, displays around 100 marble, bronze and wood masterpieces in timeless elegance. Breathtaking art, architecture and horticulture. Surrounded by Mediterranean gardens and sweeping Adriatic views, it offers a unique blend of art, architecture and inspiration

🚌 RED LINE – bus stop 6

📍 Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića 46, 21000 Split

🌐 https://mestrovic.hr/galerija-mestrovic/

Museum of Illusions Split

Our interactive installations can be experienced through a pre-booked guided tour or can be explored at your own pace, either way, be prepared to have your mind blown. Contact us for all the details and get ready for an exhilarating adventure!

🚌 RED LINE – bus stop 7

🚌 Split-wandeltocht

📍Ulica Andrije Kačića Miošića 2, 21000 Split

🌐 split.muzejiluzija.com/en/

Stadium Tour Poljud

Welcome to Poljud Stadium, the iconic home of HNK Hajduk Split and one of the most recognizable sports landmarks in Croatia. Often called the “Poljud Beauty,” this remarkable stadium was designed by the renowned Croatian architect Boris Magaš and opened in 1979 for the Mediterranean Games. Its unique shell-like structure and impressive architecture made it one of the most innovative stadium designs of its time.

🚌 RED LINE – bus stop 5

📍 Poljudsko šetalište, 21000, Split

🌐 hajduk.hr

Hidden Dalmatia Visitor’s Center

Welcome to the Hidden Dalmatia Visitor Center in Dugopolje, a modern multimedia and educational center dedicated to the natural heritage of Dalmatia, especially the mountain Mosor and the Dalmatian hinterland. Through interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and virtual experiences, visitors can explore landscapes, caves, wildlife, and traditional stories that reveal the region’s lesser-known natural treasures.

🚌 GREEN LINE – bus stop 4

📍 Sv. Nikole Tavelića 1, 21204, Dugopolje

🌐 skrivenadalmacija.hr

Diocletian’s Dream Virtual Reality Experience

Step back into 305 AD and experience Diocletian’s Palace as it was over 1700 years ago. Diocletians Dream is a dynamic VR 360° 3D experience that tells the story of Emperor Diocletian in a fresh and original way, offering a completely new perspective on cultural and historical heritage.In just 15 minutes, this immersive VR journey brings the history of Split to life.
The experience is available in English, German, Italian, French, Croatian, Spanish, Polish and Portuguese”

🚌 SPLIT WANDELING

📍 Zagrebačka ul. 1, 21000, Split

🌐 https://diocletiansdream.com

Game of Thrones Museum Split

Welcome to the Game of Thrones Museum Split, a unique attraction located in the historic center of Split, close to the famous Paleis van Diocletianus, one of the filming locations used in the popular TV series Game of Thrones. The museum invites visitors to step into the world of Westeros and explore the connection between the show and Croatia.

🚌 SPLIT WANDELING

📍 Bosanska ul. 9, 21000, Split

Etnographic Museum Split

The Ethnographic Museum Split offers a glimpse into the everyday life, craft, and creativity that shaped Dalmatia through the centuries. From finely detailed traditional costumes to handmade objects once used in homes and workshops, the collection reveals the human stories behind the region’s heritage.

Step out onto the Vestibule terrace and see Split from a different perspective — where ancient stone, sea light, and city life meet.

🚌 SPLIT WANDELING

📍 Ul. Iza Vestibula 4, 21000, Split

🌐etnografski-muzej-split.hr

Museum of the City of Split

Split City Museum (Muzej grada Splita – MGS) presents the rich history and cultural heritage of Split from ancient times to the present day. The main exhibition is located in the historic Papalić Palace, a beautiful Gothic-Renaissance palace within Paleis van Diocletianus.

Visitors can explore the museum’s new exhibition telling the story of the city through archaeological finds, historical artefacts, artworks, and multimedia displays. The museum also includes additional venues such as the Substructures of Diocletian’s Palace, the Old City Hall on People’s Square (Pjaca), and the Emanuel Vidović Gallery, offering further insights into the artistic and historical development of Split.

🚌 SPLIT WANDELING

📍 Papalićeva ul. 1, 21000, Split

🌐 mgs.hr

Museum of Fine Arts

Step into a vibrant cultural hub showcasing an impressive collection of artworks from the 14th century to contemporary times. Explore diverse exhibitions, engaging educational programs, and unique artistic experiences in the heart of Split. Complete your visit with an exclusive discount in the museum shop, adding a special touch to your journey through creativity and heritage

🚌 Split-wandeltocht

📍Ulica kralja Tomislava 15, 21000 Split

🌐 galum.hr

Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments

Temporarily Closed for Renovation
Expected to reopen in September 2026.

The Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments (MHAS in croatian) is the only museum in the country founded with the unique mission of researching, collecting, presenting, and studying the remains of the material and spiritual culture of the Croats from the medieval period, from the 7th to the 15th century, particularly from the time of the early medieval Croatian state from the 9th to the 12th century.