Live show of glass making was Great.
Interesting and well laid out exhibition, with a workshop where visitors can see and witness glass production. Easily done in an hour.
There's not much to see. Also, they are understaffed or the staff is not to keen on entertaining guests, We waited for the demonstration on making glass for more than 45 mins but no one showed up.
Nice colection of fine glass. Impressive.
Wasn't easy to follow the exhibition in some rooms. However the screens on wall contained interesting information.
Pity that they won't allow photos inside :/
Interesting objects of ancient glass, outline description in English. However the curation needs to improve relating objects to specific sites and commentary on social usage in more detail. Does not allow photography for no discernible reason - a major self blow as it limits social media promotion. Live demonstrations of glass blowing
Nice to see! You can't take photos in museum.
disappointed, very little inside. the professional glass blower was in vacation and we were not told before hand. no photos inside.
Wonderful place if you like museums or glass. Shows the history of glass making and different types of glass found throughout history. They also make glass and show it to you, but we missed that because we went late. Try finding out when the make glass live and go. Completely worth the 30 kuna entrance fee.
Interesting collection of ancient glass objects, and fantastic live demonstration of glass blowing.
It's amazing, I care about ancient glass now. There is a free audio tour and no photography inside
Interesting modern museum where you can learn about various theories on how people discovered the process of glass-making, you can learn what the Roman glass was made of, and see many exquisite ancient pieces of glasswork, as well as the modern ones. You can also observe the glass-making process live.