Muzej grada Splita

City Museum is located in the Gothic-Renaissance palace of the noble family Papalić, built during the 15th and 16 century. Papalic palace built by the project of George the Dalmatian, with its courtyard, a loggia and a well and the assembly room on the first floor with a preserved Gothic ceilings and opulent kvadriforom belongs to the most beautiful cultural and historical monuments of Split. City Museum collects, preserves and presents material and spiritual history of the city. Museum Collections include a collection of paintings, sculpture, graphics, Furniture, textile, jewelry, pottery, porcelain, glass, arms, signet, decorations and various other items of applied art, numismatic collections, archival collections, a collection of stone monuments, photographs, drawings, plans and maps, posters, old and rare books as the youngest collection of toys. The long and rich history of the city of Split was presented through the best and most representative pieces from collections that are exhibited chronologically in the permanent exhibition on the ground floor and two floors of the Museum of Split.

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