Museum of Fine Art

5euros entry. There were no temporary exhibits when I visited but the main exhibition upstairs was enough. Beautiful old hospital building provides a circuit gallery of really interesting artworks of many genres. Fascinating. So many captivating portraits. I was literally the only person in the gallery and felt very important wandering amongst the works. Fantastic...

What a treasure in the heart of Split. If you have some time in Split, this museum is worth a visit. In just 2 hours you can see the main collections and appreciate the evolution of local art from medieval icon-painting to contemporary exhibitions.

I didn’t have high expectations and was amazed by exhibition. It’s very good - to my taste, good selection of art prices, very-well organized structure of the museum and amount of works. Just perfect!

I was really surprised by how good both the main collection and temporary exhibitions were, especially considering it’s a museum in a small city and definitely not the main attraction here

I really enjoyed my visit here, it was so quiet, just two others visitors in the galleries. Organised around a central open quadrangle I think there is something for everyone here. The museum exhibits works from the 14th Century onwards, hence allows you to see how styles have changed through the centuries from medieval paintings and wood carvings through to modern abstract art. There is also a small display of contemporary video art which I think will expand in the future and some 70's black & white photos. I've included a representative cross section of all the works on display with my review.

Museum is in a well restored hospital building. Two separate collections from 14th century to contemporary art. It's nice but would need more clarifications on the development of the art. There are several Tintoretto's paintings in the churches of the islands. He must have had students, but not visible here.

Lots of paintings and some sculptures. €5 entry for adult. For me inside there wasn’t much exciting pieces to see. I just like the architecture. We were there to escape the crowd. However, there a cafe inside and it looks nice. Also there is a free toilet near the ticket counter area which I would have come used instead of spending €1.

Interesting. Worth visiting during a rainy day like yesterday. The visit is kinda chronological. Some beautiful pieces, allows to know some Croatian artists. Toilets and a coffeeshop inside. The entrance for the permanent exhibition costs 5euros.