OMIŠ TOWN MUSEUM

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Discover centuries of history at the Omiš Town Museum, featuring rare archaeological treasures from the New Stone Age to modern times, including Emperor Tiberius’ marble head and medieval artifacts from the historic Principality of Poljica. Located at the Eastern Town Gate, this compact museum offers a fascinating journey through Omiš’s rich cultural heritage with educational exhibits perfect for all ages. An ideal starting point for exploring the Old Town’s historical significance in Dalmatian and Mediterranean history.

WHAT’S INCLUDED 

  • Access to permanent exhibition with archaeological, cultural and historical artifacts
  • Collection spanning from New Stone Age to modern period
  • Ancient Roman artifacts including Emperor Tiberius’ marble head
  • Medieval Principality of Poljica monuments and exhibits
  • Renaissance and Baroque period stone artifacts
  • Venetian and Omiš noble family coats of arms
  • Early Christian church furniture from St. Cyprian complex
  • Educational programs and creative workshops for children
  • Documentation of local cultural heritage

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED 

  • Guided tours (not mentioned)
  • Workshop materials or additional activity costs
  • Senior citizen programs

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

  • Founded in 1986
  • Located adjacent to Eastern Town Gate at Old Town entrance
  • Artifacts from multiple archaeological sites including Omiš fortifications, Old Cemetery, Brzet church complex, and Church of St. Peter
  • Features rare finds from ancient Oneum settlement in Baučići hamlet
  • Includes luxurious archaeological discoveries and imperial inscriptions
  • Notable exhibits: 15th-century stone balustrade and stone grain measure pot
  • Educational mission extends to all age groups
  • Museum serves as bridge between cultural heritage and public
  • Systematic collection and preservation of Town of Omiš cultural legacy

CANCELLATION POLICY 

  • No refunds

ITINERARY 

  • Enter through Eastern Town Gate into Old Town
  • Visit museum building adjacent to the gate
  • Explore permanent exhibition chronologically from New Stone Age artifacts
  • View Roman period displays including Emperor Tiberius’ marble head
  • Examine medieval Principality of Poljica monuments
  • Browse Renaissance and Baroque period collections
  • Participate in available educational programs or workshops (if scheduled)
  • Learn about local intangible cultural heritage preservation efforts