Froggyland

Really unique and interesting. Cheaper if you pay with cash.

English translations weren’t great but that’s what made it so funny. I would recommend!!

It was one of the most interesting museums I have ever been to. The amount of work and detail that went into these scenes is amazing. The best part is the funny captions for each. This is a must-see if you visit Split.

Ferenc Mere was a genius. The positions the frogs are in are a true work of art. I never expected such a place to exist, but it was a wonderful experience and would highly recommend the visit while in Split. (I really recommend seeing the frogs in funny poses.)

Oh my goodness. Absolute highlight. Totally bonkers, utterly unique and a celebration of both frogs and humanity. 5 ribbits, would go back, would recommend.

Unfortunately you are not allowed to take photos of the exhibits but they really were fascinating. They had lots of black and white photos on the walls, which the "artist" had based his frogs on. There are over 500 frogs in here and they have all been positioned with care to make them look realistic. Definitely something you should do when visiting Split!

Froggyland is genius and bonkers. If you love quirky places, and want something unusual this is definitely for you. Even if you don't, then this is a must visit. Don't question the ticket price, it's honestly worth every penny. I couldn't live it more.

Absolutely unhinged - from the core concept of explaining Hungarian rural life through the medium of dead frogs, to the number and density of notices demanding that you pay attention and read the details.

The most comprehensive frog museum I have been to. Far from competition!
It also made us thinking...
Are frogs maybe the better people?...

Froggyland is an unmissable trip when visiting Split. Just literally so many frogs. I've never seen anything quite like it.

A truly biblical experience - the frogs made me see things in myself and society that I have never seen before. The expressions in their nice glass eyes were both dulled and lifeless, but profound and knowledgeable after their 100 years on this cursed earth. Anyone who seeks to elevate their psychological state to The Frog Plane must visit here, or else.

A very unusual experience! I’m not quite sure what I expected reading the leaflet but the museum was certainly... interesting. The room contains displays of hundreds of stuffed frogs arranged in various positions to simulate scenes such as a circus, building site, school playground and many more... I’d imagine most will be unexpectedly entertained by the exhibits, it’s worth popping in for ten minutes!

I’m not sure it’s 15€ good (12€ cash) but I praise its ambition. Also I bought the most expensive fridge magnet I own from there too for €9

A surprisingly interesting exhibition. From the outside you could be forgiven for walking past it, but it's definitely worth the visit to see to work and details that go into the frogs.

The most amzing place. Reccomend it very much. Took a few beers with my friend before going and we had a great time.

This was a highlight of our Mediterranean cruise last week. What a quirky, unusual and very artistic little museum. I would recommend a visit, take in the oddness of it all and enjoy some very interesting froggy shenanigans! Oh, and don't forget to sign the visitor book. 🐸🐸🐸

Such a fun and unique experience. Def quite small but worth it! No picture allowed inside. Loads of unique souvenirs. Honestly can’t describe how insane this attraction is you just have to see the frogs for yourself.

One of those unique attractions you won't see anywhere else. No photos allowed within the museum but I found it made you appreciate the frogs in all their glory.

Froggyland is a whimsical, wonderful little museum. Excellent little souvenirs, too. If the idea of frogs doing human things does not thrill you, then simply do not go?

Literally life changing. I laughed. I cried. I smiled.

Weird and wonderful, one of a kind exhibition which focuses on taxidermy frogs, definitely don’t skip this