Top Things to do in Kvarner Bay Islands
What to do and see in Kvarner Bay Islands, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County: The Best Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Kvarner Bay Islands, Croatia including Ultramarin art, Losinjski Museum, Krk Island Maritime Heritage Interpretation Centre, Kuca Rabske Torte, Muzej Apoksiomena, Beli Visitor Centre, The Old House Of Vrbnik, Kosljun - Monastery Museum, The Museum of Church Art, The Town Museum.
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1. Ultramarin art
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Decorative objects made of driftwood
2. Losinjski Museum
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Krk Island Maritime Heritage Interpretation Centre
4. Kuca Rabske Torte
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4.5 based on 50 reviews
Kuća Rabske torte is a museum of Rab cake. You can see alive how is made, learn about it, taste it, you can even go to a workshop and try to make it yourself. In the evening it becomes a relaxing oasis in the heart of town noice where you can eat local snacks and drink finest Croatian wine and bear
Reviewed By ivant522 - Gentilly, France
Great selection of traditional Rab Cake and Cookies in old city with great terrace and shadow in morning and afternoon. Recommended to visit.
5. Muzej Apoksiomena
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4.5 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By Dream828869
Absolutely amazing museum with sooo many fantastic details, from the bottom to the roof. Interesting for kids also. Must see when on Losinj/Cres.
6. Beli Visitor Centre
7. The Old House Of Vrbnik
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
A residential medieval house built at the end of the 15th - early 16th centuries has never been redesigned. The last owners, the family Feretić, were childless, therefore the house stood in desolation for 35 years. Thanks to a private initiative in 2017 it was restored and turned into a museum. You will plunge into the atmosphere of the past centuries and see how at that time people built a place, what objects of everyday life they used and how they cooked their food.
8. Kosljun - Monastery Museum
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4.0 based on 65 reviews
Only 750 meters from Punat lies the islet of Kosljun. It is known for the Franciscan monastery. The islet has a museum with an ethnographic collection. The monastery also owns a rich zoological collection of a large seashell and unique animal specimens, such as the one-eyed lamb. The monastery also has a rich library with around 30,000 titles. It includes the Ptolemy's atlas printed in Venice in 1511 (one of the three preserved copies). The monastery is a zero category monument.
9. The Museum of Church Art
10. The Town Museum
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