Arheološki muzej Narona

One of the Best Places To Visits in Grad Metković Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very nice as this was long time ago Roman city of Narona (and Greek one before that) and you can see it in the museum. Worth of visit while visiting amazing river Neretva. Sehr interessantes Neobično mjesto gdje su pronađene iskopine Really impressive in situ at one of the most important Roman locations at the east xoast of Adriatic. Medium sized, but very significant. Very good staff, knowledgable and polite. It is by far the best archeological in Croatia. Small but focused on one thing, all the artifacts are well presented. Plus - they have probably the best gift shop ever. And believe me - I've seen a lot archeological gift shops... Very interesting in situ in a small cute town. Only 4 EUR for a group of five or more, otherwise 6 EUR. They have biggest Roman statue collection outside of Italy. I enjoyed it. Fantastyczne miejsce z pięknie zachowanymi eksponatami. Duzo ciekawych informacji o eksponatach i czasie, z którego pochodzą. Very beautiful and modern. Interesting and interesting pieces. Entry price: 40 kuna per adult - I think it’s worth it. Also very friendly employees. ! Also accessible for handicapped people ! A very interesting museum, indeed. The receptionist very welcoming, informative. The entrance fee of 6 EUR (Apr23) reasonable. The Narona Archaeological is a true gem that offers a unique and immersive experience into ancient Roman life. What makes this truly special is its location - built directly on the excavation site of the ancient temple in the city of Narona. As you walk through the museum, you're literally stepping on the same ground where Roman citizens once lived and worshipped. This innovative approach to preservation and presentation brings to life in a way that few other museums can match. The exhibits are meticulously organized, guiding visitors through a journey back in time. You'll get a vivid sense of how people lived in the Roman city of Narona, with artifacts and displays that paint a detailed picture of daily life, commerce, and culture in this important ancient settlement. The museum's design seamlessly integrates modern architecture with the ancient ruins, creating a striking contrast that enhances the overall experience. Information panels and interactive displays provide context and depth to the artifacts on show. Whether you're a buff or just curious about the past, the Narona Archaeological offers a fascinating and educational experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Roman or archaeology. This is not just a collection of artifacts; it's a window into the past, built on the very site where that unfolded. Don't miss this opportunity to walk in the footsteps of ancient Romans and experience firsthand. Very nice built in place around the archeological find. Lots of artifacts, coins, pottery, etc found in the area going back to BC. Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. The staff were really nice and explained everything to us before we entered the museum. I loved the fact that it was built in situ, so at the site where the ruins had been found. It was quite fascinating to imagine the Romans walking on the same place, looking at the same things I was looking at. I also appreciated the fact that the was very modern and had a ramp wheelchair ramp. The collection of the is pretty small, but nevertheless worth checking out. Once you're done with the indoor part, you should definitely climb on the roof and enjoy the view of the Neretva vally. :) The site is of significant importance. There are many exhibits. The sculptures are magnificent, especially for all and archaeology lovers. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.