Split Ethnographic Museum

Ethnographic museum · Split

Split Ethnographic Museum

Ethnographic museum · Split

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Ul. Iza Vestibula 4, 21000, Split, Croatia

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Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null
Split Ethnographic Museum by null

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Exhibits on Croatian culture, folk costumes & crafts, terrace  

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Ul. Iza Vestibula 4, 21000, Split, Croatia Get directions

etnografski-muzej-split.hr

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Ul. Iza Vestibula 4, 21000, Split, Croatia Get directions

+385 21 344 164
etnografski-muzej-split.hr

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restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Aug 14, 2025

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On the Grid : Ethnographic Museum

"The Ethnographic Museum is located in a quiet part of the Palace, near where the emperor’s chambers used to be. The secluded area is actually one of my favorite parts of the Palace, because it feels so peaceful and has a beautiful view of the tower as well as the Riva. The museum showcases the history of Croatian people through everyday objects like clothing, jewelry, pottery, furniture and weapons. Right next to the front desk of the museum is a table with handmade glasswork. If you’re lucky, you might catch someone crafting a beautiful glass pendant. A really mesmerizing process." - Leslie Yeh

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Miles Macdonald

Google
Very quiet when I visited, I guess more tourists go for the boat trips, but I came to Split for the history & culture. I've been to Ethnographic museums in many countries around the World. The emphasis of the exhibition here is on the traditional costums worn by dalmatian & coastal people in previous centuries. But I would like to have learnt more about how people lived and worked in those times.

Nigel Marsh

Google
Become immersed in the clothing, lifestyle, work and culture of the region and the country with an hour's visit to this well organised Museum. Most exhibits have translation into English. The staff are friendly and entry is free if you have the Split tourist card, which is itself free if you are staying for 5 nights. It is a huge space inside the historic walls of Diocletian Palace, so, even if it's busy, you won't feel crowded.

Maria Garcha

Google
Free entrance with your (free )Split Card. Beautiful part of the old town. Exhibits are in Croatian and English and feature mostly traditional clothing, jewelry and furniture. Worth an hour of your time. The building itself is gorgeous.

Diana Dascalu

Google
Fantastic, small museum with a collection of traditional arts and crafts objects from Croatian culture. In addition, it gives you access to the Vestibule terrace, with a breathtaking view of the old town. It’s free with the Split card, and only 3eur entrance for a regular ticket.

David Scott

Google
The best museum in Split! Great exhibition of regional historical costume and other local cultural history. Well laid out and spacious, and has an outside terrace with chairs to enjoy the view. It’s also possible to climb to the top of the palace for great views of the city around the open dome of the palace.

Emilia Albingier

Google
Great spot, must have in Split. Really charming lady showed us their wonderful view point. 10/10

Lukasz Zbylut

Google
Great museum, with great access to the roof of the rotunda, and excellent folk costumes and artifacts

Halley Chen (HC)

Google
Very informative museum and you can also climb to the top of the dome and see the bell tower and rooftops of the old town.