Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments

The Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments presents artifacts, sculptures, weapons, and stone monuments from the medieval period across several exhibition halls.

Established in 1893 in Knin, the museum relocated multiple times through Sinj and Klis before settling in Split, where it opened its current building in 1976.

The collection includes 20,000 medieval artifacts, including jewelry, weapons, and Latin inscriptions that document the development of early Croatian society from the 7th century.

Located at Meštrovićevo šetalište 18, the museum displays 25 percent of its collection in permanent exhibitions focusing on the early medieval Croatian state.

The museum maintains Europe's largest collection of Croatian Latin epigraphic monuments, featuring names of rulers and religious leaders carved in stone from the 9th century.

Location: Split

Inception: August 24, 1893

Website: http://www.mhas-split.hr/

Website: http://mhas-split.hr

GPS coordinates: 43.50442,16.42212

Latest update: March 15, 2025 16:10