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Visiting the museum
How to find us, how to arrange a visit and what applies to prices and accessibility.
The museum is on the ground floor of a palace at Fra Nikole Ružića 1, in the historic core of Šibenik. Visits are arranged in advance — that is how we can open the exhibition and prepare the multimedia part.
How to arrange a visit
Call or send a WhatsApp message
+385 99 8663 905 — the public number for visit bookings and availability enquiries.
Give a date and group size
Individual visitors should book a day ahead, groups a few days ahead.
Or use the form
The form on the Contact page sends your enquiry straight to the museum's mailbox; we reply within a few working days.
Getting there and landmarks
- on foot: about 5 minutes from the Cathedral of St James, through the old town
- the bus station is about a 10-minute walk away; the ferry and town port are nearby
- by car: the nearest car park is by the Šibenik waterfront, the rest of the way on foot through the town
- airports: Split (Kaštela) about 45 km, Zadar about 60 km
Prices and accessibility
Admission is free — the museum charges no tickets, for groups or individuals. Accessibility is confirmed: the space is on the ground floor, without steps, and an accessible WC is available inside the museum. If you need help getting here through the old town, contact us before your visit.
Nearby historical sites
After the visit we recommend a walk to the Šubićevac Memorial Park (Park of the Executed), a protected cultural property at the site where the fascists executed prominent anti-fascists from Šibenik in 1942. Across the town there are numerous memorial plaques with the names of fallen fighters and victims of fascism.