On the small islet of Košljun, covering an area of only 0.072 km² and reachable by boat from the nearby town of Punat (5 km away), you will find four thematic museum collections: archaeological, sacred, ethnographic, and natural history. Košljun is also a true biodiversity oasis that will take your breath away! 

In the heart of Krk, within the 12th-century Church of St Quirinus, you can explore the Cathedral Treasury, managed by the Diocese of Krk. This impressive collection includes stone fragments and valuable artworks from the 9th to the 16th century, among which the gilded Frankopan pala by master Paolo Calori from 1477, commissioned by Ivan VII Frankopan, stands out.

Strolling through the city, you will encounter numerous galleries. Two, Decumanus and Fortis, are primarily exhibition spaces, with the Fortis gallery also featuring a sales section. Other city galleries and souvenir shops offer unique works such as paintings, ceramics, and local handicrafts for purchase.

Just 4 km from Krk lies the small village of Kornić, home to an ethnographic collection housed in a 19th-century stone house. Here, visitors can see what a cooper’s workshop looked like, the tools used for working the land, and methods for storing oil. From the cellar to the bedroom, you can explore every room!