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The stone courtyard of the Papalić Palace in Split, with an outside staircase rising to a balustraded loggia, a red Split City Museum banner and potted palms, in daylight.
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Split City Museum

Split City Museum occupies the Papalić Palace, a Gothic-Renaissance town house of the 15th and 16th centuries inside Diocletian's Palace, built around a courtyard with a loggia and an outside staircase. The museum opened here in 1952 and, after restoration, reopened in 1992 with a display tracing the history of Split from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.

Nearby

Golden Gate

monument

Cathedral of Saint Domnius

church

Statue of Gregory of Nin

statue

Temple of Jupiter

religious building

Gallery of Fine Arts

art museum

Diocletian's Palace

palace

Froggyland

museum

Split Archaeological Museum

museum

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