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Glossus Humanus, Shell Museum Cavtat
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Glossus Humanus, Shell Museum Cavtat
About
The World of Mollusca We are honoured to present you our collection of sea shells, Glossus Humanus. We are a family of divers, travelers and great admirers of the sea. Our collection started as decoration for nursery room and now counts over 3500 different species from all oceans of the world. As our collection increased over years and as the biodiversity decreases daily we felt obliged to offer our treasure to public and spread admiration we have for marine life and its preservation. In just one year we have become a top attraction in Cavtat, a simple must see, especialy for families with kids. Our museum is funded only by our own achivements so we can't thank you enough for your support in our quest to be the best advocates of the sea.
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Closed
Monday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Accessibility
Assisted listening devices · Assistive hearing loop ·
Accessibility
Assisted listening devices · Assistive hearing loop ·
Amenities
Wi-Fi · Free Wi-Fi ·
Crowd
Family-friendly ·
Location
Sv. Nikole 6, 20210, Cavtat, Croatia
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105 reviews
David Bowman
a week ago
We stumbled upon this place by chance on our way to the airport. It's a lovely little museum and the owner is very passionate and knowledgeable. Entry is €7 per person.
robert payne
4 months ago
Just happened to stumble across this place when in the area with my partner. Was absolutely amazed, super interesting & well worth the visit. The lady who owns/works at the museum Ines has incredible knowledge on every shell and piece of art exhibited and is more than happy to share any information she can give you. Couldn't have asked for a better guide!
Shirley Galbaw
3 months ago
A must do in Cavtat for sure. Over 3000 shells and so much to learn! The museum is run by a kind family who has been collecting these shells over 20 years. The dedication, love and energy put into this venture is nothing short of surreal. The variety, knowledge and kindness of the owners is heartwarming. If you have a few bucks to spare, do explore their handmade jewellery section
John Winterbottom
a month ago
An amazing collection of incredible shells from all over the world. Designs beyond your imagination and some so intricate and delicate it's difficult grasp how they were created. Well worth a visit and small charge to support the families work.
seraphina
4 months ago
My friends and we fortunate enough to discover this place and meet the owner of the museum who generously shared her hard work, passion and story with us. It was the highlight of our day. Beautiful because of the shells and the sentiment behind them.
Martin Templeton
2 weeks ago
A unique collection of shells, expertly laid out and kept to a high standard it seemed. €7 to enter per person, it's a nice little way to break up the day 🐚
Helen Whale
4 months ago
What a wonderful little museum! A fantastic collection, presented in a beautiful space, by people who really care. A real highlight of our visit to Cavtat - the conversation just as much as the gorgeous shells. Thank you.
Milena Estevam
2 months ago
Amazing place. Adorable and passionate owner of the collection answered all our questions about their collection and the way the Little Theater in Cavta was brought back to life. Very worth the visit and the chats!
Natalia Dudzińska
3 weeks ago
Amazing experience. The owner is really helpful, you can learn many interesting facts about shells and sea creatures. Highly recommended 🐚👍🏻
Monika M.
3 weeks ago
Highly recommended. The collection is impressive and highly varied, and the staff is very kind. Fun educational activities for kids. Friendly pricing with discounts for certain groups. Free wifi. Don't miss out on the informational slides on the telly! One thing that I would recommend is lifting the shelves a little as it is difficult to read the information on the bottom one otherwise.
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