Ethnographic Museum houses ethnography of the whole Dalmatia. It houses a collection of traditional costumes, jewelry, lace, weapons, toys and tools. Best of all you can climb the Roman terrace encircling the top of the vestibule, and the views are reason enough to visit the museum.

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.

This museum is part of Dioclecian's Palace - an incredibly well-preserved ancient historical site

Visiting this museum is a must! The contents alone warrant this, however the museum also has access to the rooftop of the Vestibule! The views are wonderful! Just don't lean too far over or try taking a selfie! Attached two photos one from within the Vestibule and one looking into it :-)

(Translated by Google) If you are splitting and want to experience a remarkable event in your kee you will discover the story and still experience something superior. I feel like I was filling right away as I walked into the museum. I remembered his charms through history, and I experienced something superbly while I looked at such a beautiful view from the terrace. I think it is suitable for every age and age. It's nice and while you come out of it you will come up with the knowledge and feel that you have tried something new and exciting. (Original) Ako ste u splitu i želite doživjeti znameniti događaj u kejem ćete otkriti povjest ,a opet doživiti nešto vrhunski.Takav sam osječaj ja imala koji mi se ispunijo odmah dok sam zakoračila u muzej.Osjetila sam njegove čari kroz povjest ,a nešto vrhunski sam doživjela dok sam pogledala tako lijep pogled s terase.Ja mislim da je prikladan za svaki uzrast i dob.Jako je lijep,a dok izađete iz njega ćete izaći sa znanjem i osjećam da ste probali nešto novo i uzbudljivo.Svakako posjetiti.

Cultural heritage of Dalmatia

No words. This museum, no... This divine treasure of human history is so unbelievably ethnographic I nearly lost my metaphorical excrement as soon as I entered the lobby. The wooden paddle forks were endearingly large as was the overly enthusiastic room on salt educationally learnful. "Salt". SAAAAAAAAAAAL-

5 Kuna to go to the vestibule is the best value attraction in Split. Escape the crowds below and see the city from another angle. Also the woman working on reception was incredibly friendly and helpful.

So many things inside but quite boring for those who don't know much about ethnography. A plus is that you could look at the vestibule from the top

Amazing exhibitions; permanent ones with traditional costumes, jewellery and furniture from the olden days and visiting ones about the sea and fishing, long traditions of Croatian coast. I have learned so much, thank you!

It was home of the Roman emperor Diocletian. Great historic place. It will put your imagination on fire.

I recommend to pay the 5 kuna fee to go on the rooftop, the views on Split and the Diocletian’s Palace are impressive.

Museum is cheap, has some interesting exhibits and comes with a great view from the vestibule, whose entrance is around the corner. Cons are that while everything is labeled and translated into English, the information boards in each room are in dry, highly specific and very boring academic language (at least in English; they are also in Hrvatski, Deutsch, Français and Italiano). More simple-language narratives and fewer words overall would have been nice. For example, I noticed that a lot of the clothes were festooned with Austro-Hungarian coins. That’s interesting and unusual. Would have been nice to know how, where and why that got started. Also, the place is mostly breeze- and shade-cooled, even though there was at least one heat pump. God knows how Dalmatians survived in these heavy, wool outfits! Bathrooms / WC was free and clean.

A strange experience! Housed in 2000 year old walls in old town Split, the exhibitions show bizarre mixes of posters of orientalist paintings (several of Jean-Leon Gerome) (yes, mostly inspired by Egypt) together with beautiful local folk dresses, knives, jewellery, handicrafts etc, no more than 150 years old. I giggled my way through in 15 minutes (included toilet break).

Really fantastic museum! The exhibits were thoughtful and quite extensive. The terrace view of the palace grounds was simply amazing.

(Translated by Google) A very well preserved place, a typical cruise ship stop where it is worth getting off and getting lost in its streets (Original) Un lugar muy bien conservado , una típica parada de los cruceros en el que merece la pena bajar y perderte en sus calles

Cool museum, lots to see.

Museum with lots of historic aspects of Croatians history

Für 3€ kann man sich alte Trachten, ein paar Gegenstände und ein paar Fotos ansehen. Und Zugang zur Terrasse, wo wir zufällig von unten einen Chor hören konnten. Sauberes WC und netter Weise auf das Gepäck aufgepasst.

(Translated by Google) A friendly, calm and cool museum. The rooms are pretty and full of history, as are the costumes, and you can learn about the history of the city. (Original) Un musée sympathique, calme et frais. Les salles sont jolies et porteuses d'histoire, ainsi que les costumes, et on en apprend sur l'histoire de la ville.

This is a very clean and spacious museum full of colourful exhibits. Like some of the other museums I wish there was more information around the exhibits. 'This is a man's outfit from the 19th C' isn't really that informative.

(Translated by Google) The Ethnographic Museum is one of the most attractive museums in Split. Its popularity is in the center of Diocletian's Palace. (Original) Etnografski muzej je jedan od najatraktivnijih muzeja u Splitu.Velika mu je prednost sto je u centru Dioklrcijanove palace.Obabrzno posjetiti.

Extensive collection of clothing, jewellery, and weapons, charting the history of Croatia. Well worth a visit, it is very large with several levels and is not that expensive to go to (unlike some other attractions). You also have access to the top of the vestibul with panoramic views of the city.

(Translated by Google) Everywhere you go, you can go up high. (Original) 구석구석 다니면 높은곳에 올라갈수 있다.

(Translated by Google) Museum to visit. One of the most interesting points is the visit to the roof with a beautiful panoramic view of the whole of the square and seen from the tower of the chapel. (Original) Musée à visiter. L'un des points les plus intéressants c'est la visite du toit avec une belle vue panoramique sur l'ensemble de la place et vu de la tour de la chapelle.

Small but very impressive, a must for everyone interested in folk art - textiles and woodcarving in particular. Most of the exhibition is in croatian, english, italian and german. It is not so much a museum about the history of the city and more about local customs. I found the traditional textile work very lovely - the museum shop also carries some books (8-13 euro) on the topics. To avoid standing around like we did - the entrance is not the big glass door facing the rotunda although it might look like that, instead it is a smaller door on the other side - follow the triangles.

(Translated by Google) For lovers of old costumes, during the time of Jánošík in Slovakia. Don't expect anything more. But one must leave them there nice nice and tidy. You hide from a steamy day in air-conditioned rooms and there is also a toilet ... (Original) Pro milovníky starých krojů, za dob Jánošíka na Slovensku. Nic více nečekejte. Ale jedno se musí nechat mají tam hezký čisto a uklizeno. Schováte se před parným dnem do klimatizovaných místnosti a WC tam je taky...

Interesting exhibition, well planned place. Worth visiting :)

Very nice small museum for people intrested in etnography. For most tourists might be a bit borning. The opening hours were 10-18 in september, but they are seasonal. For 3 euros great experience. Two suggestions: add a few chairs to the rooms and a bit longer texts about folk costumes. Hvala!

Interesting to see something of the history of Croatia. Too bad it's mostly traditional clothes. But with the Split card it is free and definitely worth our time

This was a highlight for us of Split. We loved the museum. Small enough, but big enough. Perfect for all ages. My 9 year old loves it and really brought history to life. Highly recommend you to go!

extremely fascinating museum with exhibits showcasing the ethnographic history of traditional garments, jewellery, and other handicrafts (furniture, toys, fishing gear) of the dalmatian region. most written information is in several languages including english. very fair price at £3/person, we spent a good 2.5 hours there and would have stayed longer, only had to leave because of closing time. best if you start exploring on the top floor and work your way down - it's a bigger museum than it appears! anyone remotely interested in fashion history or traditional garment making will find this a gold mine, even though some of the garments are replicas many are still original pieces. my only tiny critique is that some of the museum lighting could use reworking - many exhibits are in glass cases and the lamps are angled so that the light bounces poorly and it's difficult to see or photograph items sometimes. however this did not detract too much from my overall enjoyment of the museum.

Generally nice place, not too expensive, you can see very nice collection if folk costumes but it's not too rich after all. Also a huge disadvantage is lack of terminal.

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.

Sehr schönes Museum zu einem guten Preis. Für nur 1,50 Euro können SchülerInnen die Ausstellung über das frühere Leben des kroatischen Volkes besuchen. Auf drei Ebenen erfährt man mehr über das damalige Leben, welche Kleidung und welcher Schmuck getragen wurde und welche Spielzeuge Kinder hatten. Sollte auf keinen Fall ausgelassen werden.

An absolute gem. It flawlessly weaves together Croatia's history and traditions through its exhibits. A delightful balance of old-world charm and modern presentation makes it a must-see.

Thoroughly enjoyed this museum. It’s a small gem, really worth visiting and taking the time to see everything.

Worth it for the tower view and a few interesting and unintentionally funny things to see. Don't go out of your way to see or cancel other plans for it though if doesn't suit.

This is a lovely museum in the old town of Split. It houses a collection of historic costumes, jewellery and photos of the area and, when we visited, a temporary exhibition on the ground floor of photographs from East Africa. The building itself is also beautiful and there are great views from most of the windows across old Split. If you're visiting, ask about how to get to the roof terrace, which is actually above the old vestibule of the Roman palace - very quiet and peaceful with great views as well.

This museum have a nice colection of typical clothes of Dalmatia region, few objects, guns and jewellery. The terrace os a great additional spot, with a great view of the old town and nice breeze. The entrance price is about 3€

Great place

Nothing special. Costumes, photos, jugs. Very tiny. It's better to enjoy nature.

An excellent museum that I would certainly recommend.

Not too big but full of surprises!

Fairly small but well presented museum.

(Translated by Google) The service told me I was dressed as a "bum." I was told to leave the museum and not to return. (Original) Usluga mi je rekla da sam obučen kao "klošar". Rekli su mi da napustim muzej, te da se ne vračam.

(Translated by Google) The best places to see in Split Sphinx and beautiful Roman architecture good (Original) 스플리트에서 가장 볼만한곳 스핑크스와 아름다운 로마시절의 건축물 굿

(Translated by Google) PLN 30 for viewing stones and moisture 🤦 (Original) 30 zł za oglądanie kamieni i wilgoci 🤦

Very cool place to visit!

(Translated by Google) In one place the centuries behind us and the codes are here now. (Original) Na jednom mjestu stoljeca koja su iza nas a koda su tu sad.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful costumes and exhibitions (Original) Przepiękne stroje i wystawy

I generaly dont like etnography museums. This was the best etnography museum I have seen.

Nice collection. Interesting to read about history and culture.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum (Original) Museo molto interessante

(Translated by Google) Super good (Original) Super dobro

(Translated by Google) Friendly museum with a large ethnographic collection of the area. Access to the roof of the dome included in the entrance ticket. (Original) Musée sympathique munie d'une grande collection ethnographique des environs. Accès au toit de la coupole compris dans le ticket d'entrée.

(Translated by Google) Very well. Pass if you are in Split (Original) Très bien. Passage obligé si vous êtes sur Split

(Translated by Google) Worth to see (Original) Warto zobaczyć

Thanks for trip. Good place to meet Crotians history. Really good prepared.

Super

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum, small, so visit quite fast with the remains of a church of the 7th century. Everything else is mainly about the 19th century. Beautiful costumes and lace. So restricted vision of Dalmatia. Access to the upper paying terrace extra. (Original) Musée intéressant, petit, donc visite assez rapide avec les vestiges d'une église du 7ème siècle. Tout le reste concerne principalement le 19ème siècle. Magnifiques costumes et dentelles. Donc vision restreinte de la Dalmatie. Accès à la terrasse supérieure payante en sus.

It was interesting

(Translated by Google) A lot of general culture .... (Original) Muita cultura geral....

(Translated by Google) very good (Original) Muy bien

(Translated by Google) Interesting (Original) Interesante

(Translated by Google) it's worth a visit (Original) vrijedi posjetiti

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit. (Original) Warto odwiedzić.

Interesting museum to visit both for the exhibits (traditional clothing, jewelry) and for the building itself, which is part of the ancient Diocletian Palace and over the years parts of the space were used as a mansion, convent, and church. Nice outdoor spaces and views over Old Town Split. Entry is 20 kn ($3).

(Translated by Google) Very well preserved and interesting place. (Original) Lugar muy bien conservado e interesante.