Croatia is home to a rich and diverse museum scene, with over 200 institutions scattered across the country, showcasing its history, culture, and art. In 2018, Croatia saw record visits to the museums across country, with over 5,4 million visitors. [1] The oldest museum, the Archaeological Museum in Split, dates back to 1820, while the capital, Zagreb, has the highest number of museums (54), offering everything from contemporary art to historical exhibitions. Cities followed with museum numbers are, Split (18), Dubrovnik (16), Rijeka (5) and Osijek (4). [2] [3]
Museums in Zagreb: [4]
Art galleries in Zagreb:
List of Museums and Galleries in Split: [5]
List of Museums and Galleries in Dubrovnik: [6]
List of Museums and Galleries in Croatia, listed under counties
This is a list of the most-visited museums in Croatia in 2024 by annual attendance statistics. [9]
Name | Visitors in 2024 | City | County |
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Archaeological Museum of Istria | 641,452 | Pula | ![]() |
Dubrovnik Museums | 517,338 | Dubrovnik | ![]() |
Nikola Tesla Technical Museum | 377,132 | Zagreb | ![]() |
Split City Museum | 288,060 | Split | ![]() |
History and Martime Museum | 193,291 | Pula | ![]() |
Klovićevi Dvori Gallery | 139,815 | Zagreb | ![]() |
Homeland War Museum | 134,398 | Dubrovnik | ![]() |
Zagreb City Museum | 111,847 | Zagreb | ![]() |