Top Museums in Croatia

I suggest visiting early in the morning around 9 AM before the crowds show up. You’ll get better photos and a nicer experience, trust me!

My advice is to keep an eye out for any concerts or events happening there. I stumbled upon a live performance that made my visit super special!

If you’re like me and love to take photos, avoid peak hours like noon when the lighting is harsh. Late afternoon is perfect for that soft glow!

I recommend bringing some cash if you want to grab a souvenir from the small shops nearby. They do take cards, but you might get a better deal with cash.

I suggest arriving just before noon, like around 11:45 AM, because the crowds start to thicken after that. You’ll have a better experience viewing exhibits with fewer people around.

I think the best part of the museum is the interactive exhibits! Make sure to spend time at those, but also remember to read the info panels for some fun facts.

My advice is to grab a coffee and snack at the museum’s café before you start. It’ll give you a break, and you won't feel rushed wandering around. Plus, it’s a nice spot to relax

My advice is to spend some time in the sensory rooms that most visitors kinda breeze through. Those were the best part! I think sticking around till around 4 PM is great, it wasn’t too crowded then

I suggest booking your tickets online to skip the lines; I wasted 30 minutes waiting! Plus, it’s a few bucks cheaper. Don't forget to bring your curiosity, you’ll want to explore everything!

I suggest visiting the museum on a weekday morning around 10 AM when it's less crowded. You’ll get a more relaxed experience and can really enjoy the art without rushing. Plus, the staff are super friendly and more available to chat!

My advice is to check out the temporary exhibitions if you can. I stumbled upon one that was really interesting! Just make sure to dedicate a bit more time for it though; I thought I could rush through and ended up missing some cool stuff.

I recommend buying your tickets online to save time and avoid the lines. I did this and it was totally worth it, plus there were some discounts for students

I suggest buying tickets online in advance to save time at the entrance... It gets pretty busy, especially on weekends, and skipping the line feels great

My advice is to visit on a Wednesday. The museum feels way less crowded, and you can really take your time admiring the exhibits without feeling rushed.