Lapidarium Museum, Novigrad – guided museum tour
About Lapidarium Museum, Novigrad – guided museum tour
- Languages: Croatian, English, Italian
- Duration: 30 minutes
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Veliki trg 8A, 52466, Novigrad
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Overview & Description
The visit to the Lapidarium Museum will consist of a guided tour through the museum’s permanent exhibition.
It consists of architectural elements (door sills, lintels, openwork window panels, coats of arms, etc.) and liturgical inventory (altar plates, ciboria fragments, pilasters, capitals, etc.), originating from between the 1st and the 18th century.
Highlights
The Lapidarium Museum contains a permanent collection of archaeological remains – mostly pre-Romanesque stone works from the Novigrad ex-cathedral. The fragments of the inventory are stunning, featuring delicately carved intertwining patterns, familiar Christian symbols, and an array of animals and mythical beasts. Particular attention is drawn to the Mauritius Ciborium, one of the rare, wholly preserved early medieval ciboriums in Europe.
Additional information
Guided tour through the museum’s permanent exhibition
Visitors with reduced mobility: the entrance to the Museum is provided by a gravel ramp
The museum is located on the ground floor, so access is possible from other sides
Tickets purchased online do not expire and may be used for admission during regular operating hours on any day the museum is open
All groups of 10 people or more must book their visit at least seven days in advance
About Lapidarium Museum, Novigrad – guided museum tour
Important information
- Languages: Croatian, English, Italian
- Duration: 30 minutes
-
Veliki trg 8A, 52466, Novigrad
Take me there
- Languages: Croatian, English, Italian
- Meeting point: Veliki trg 8A, 52466, Novigrad
- Duration: 30 minutes
Overview & Description
Highlights
The Lapidarium Museum contains a permanent collection of archaeological remains – mostly pre-Romanesque stone works from the Novigrad ex-cathedral. The fragments of the inventory are stunning, featuring delicately carved intertwining patterns, familiar Christian symbols, and an array of animals and mythical beasts. Particular attention is drawn to the Mauritius Ciborium, one of the rare, wholly preserved early medieval ciboriums in Europe.
Additional information
Guided tour through the museum’s permanent exhibition
Visitors with reduced mobility: the entrance to the Museum is provided by a gravel ramp
The museum is located on the ground floor, so access is possible from other sides
Tickets purchased online do not expire and may be used for admission during regular operating hours on any day the museum is open
All groups of 10 people or more must book their visit at least seven days in advance
