Etnografski Muzej Split

The Ethnographic Museum of Split is the most established ethnographic exhibition hall in Croatia, situated in the complex of the southeastern quadrant of Diocletian's Palace, straightforwardly alongside Peristyle, the focal piazza of the castle, in a working with uncommon social and chronicled design importance. Within the historical center working there is additionally one of the most established chapels in the royal residence - Church of St. Andrije de Fenestris from the seventh century, made amid the Severa Grand adjustment of one of the six rooms cubiculums from the fourth century situated in the western piece of the Diolecianian Emperor's apartment.Later the updates were the complex of the previous religious community of Sv. Clare, who kept a comparative game plan of rooms as amid the cloister's work. Through the exhibition hall there is a porch on Vestibulu. The Circular Vestibul is an entry, the internal entryway to Peristyle.