Franciscan Museum and Gorica Gallery in Livno, established in 1995, dates back to the 19th century (at that time they were housed at the Monastery of St. Ivo in Livno and Cathedral in Bistrica).

The Museum has valuable collections of artefacts dating back from the past up until the 16th century. The most interesting artefacts include the oldest preserved woolen mantel in Europe (300 x 170 cm, over 3600 years old) found at Pustopolje, Kupres. Worth visiting are collcetions of antique monuments, collections of old weapons, sacral collection and the collection of fra Mihovil Sucic's surgical equipment. The Gallery displays a permanent exhibition of Gabrijel Jurkic's works. He was one of the most eminent local artists. More information about the Museum and the gallery can be found at: www.fmgg-livno.com. Guided tours, visits on weekends and during non-working hours are available by appointment only:

phone: +387 34 200 922
phone/fax: +387 34 200 923
e-mail: info@fmgg-livno.com

address: FMGG, Gorička cesta bb, 80101 Livno

Visiting Hours:
Mon – Fri: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Saturday (June – August): 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Entry fee:
Adults: 5 KM
Groups (per person): 4 KM
Children and Students: 1 KM

Guided Tours:
Adults: 30 KM
School groups (per person): 20 KM


Franciscan Monastery in Tomislavgrad has a Museum with archaeological, ethnographic, sacral and African exhibitions. The most significant archaeological finding is the Duvanjska ploca (stone-carved slate) found in the 1960s near the village of Prisoj, dating back to the 2nd century. The Ethnographic collection is comprised of traditional attire and jewellery, sacral collection of the 17th and 19th century chalices, and the African collection of artefacts brought from Africa by Franciscan missionaries.
address: Trg Fra Mije Čujića 1
phone/fax: +387 34 353 928; 352 447