Tito's Museum

Tito’s Museum on the Brijuni Islands offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the life and legacy of Josip Broz Tito, the former Yugoslav leader who made these islands his summer residence for over three decades. Located within Brijuni National Park, the museum is part of a broader collection of cultural and historical exhibits, but its main focus is the memorial collection dedicated to Tito himself.

The highlight of the museum is the photography exhibit “Josip Broz Tito na Brionima,” which features over 200 photographs documenting Tito’s time on the islands from his first visit in 1947 to his last in 1979. The images are organized into five categories, capturing both his private moments and official duties, and offering insight into the political and social atmosphere of the era. Alongside the photographs, visitors can view ethnographic objects, decorative items, and memorabilia related to Tito’s life and the history of Brijuni.

The museum is open to the public on weekends and Mondays from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, and visitors typically spend less than an hour exploring the exhibits. While the museum is compact, it stands as the top-rated attraction in Brijuni National Park and provides a unique perspective on 20th-century history in Croatia. For those interested in Tito, Yugoslav history, or the cultural heritage of the Brijuni Islands, this museum is a memorable stop.