Trogir City Museum

Really enjoyed this Museum — was one of my highlights of our Trogir visit! Well worth the entry fee for the amount of artifacts, history, and educational resources about the history of Trogir.

It's worth picking up the promotional leaflet as you go in. It has more information than shown against the bits and bobs inside, although they do have English translations. NB. Embarrassingly for such a tourist venue, there are NO WCs for visitors!

Worth a visit to see what life would have been like for one of Trogirs powerful families or if you have wondered what the buildings you walk past are like inside. An interesting, if slightly random collection of curios dating from ancient Greece to the 20th century. There's a couple of exceptional pieces, a carving of a cockerel captured from an Ottoman galley and an excellent relief of the Madonna by one of the masters of Trogir. There is an small art gallery of impressionistic potraits, landscapes and some excellent modernist ceramics by local artists. The leaflet provided is very informative and there is a lot to read about the various items and history of Trogir. Its an eccentric museum, worth it to just to wander around the building, and let's face it, there are worse things to spend 4 euros on in Trogir. A welcome break from the crowds and you can soak up the old city vibe by sitting in the courtyard.

4 EUR per person. We were there an hour before closing time, and I wished we had maybe like 15-30 min extra time but because we were there so late, we were all alone which was nice. The museum is amazing and it’s so cool to see that the city hasn’t changed much. I can only recommend you go in and see the place.

While in Trogir it was worth visitin Trogir City Museum as part of Trogirs cultur, history and heritage but as well as one of my favourite artist Salvador Dali had an exhibition Hidden Faces. #laphotographiebleue #indirasart

Very nice museum on the city of Trogir, lots of old pictures and relics from the monumental past, dating back to the 2nd century.. and as a bonus the galery on painter and poet Cata Dujšin Ribar. Being alone wandering through the rooms of the museum it was a wonderful experience losing tracks in time.

Tickets cash only. The first thing that you see when you enter Trogir. Not expensive, great place to see some art and get in touch with local history. You’ll walk around the whole thing in about 30minutes.

For some reason the oldest part of the exhibition was closed when I was there and I wasn't informed about that before buying the ticket