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Posjećenost Hrvatskih Muzeja U 2017. Godini Izvor Podataka Posjećenost hrvatskih muzeja u 2017. godini Izvor podataka: godišnji anketni upitnik MDC-a upućen na Registar muzeja, galerija i zbirki Republike Hrvatske. Dobiveni su podaci 137 muzeja iz registra A, što predstavlja odaziv od 86 %. Uz to dobiveni su podaci i od 12 muzeja iz registra B i 4 muzeja iz registra C. Ukupan broj posjeta u 153 muzeja koji su ispunili upitnik za 2017. godinu iznosi 4.662.111. Broj Ustanova Grad posjetitelja Arheološki muzej Istre ( i Arena) Pula 486966 Muzej grada Splita ( i Dioklecijanovi podrumi) Split 357745 Galerija Klovićevi dvori Zagreb 314767 Dubrovački muzeji - Arheološki muzej, Kulturno-povijesni muzej, Etnografski muzej Dubrovnik 235549 Tehnički muzej Nikola Tesla Zagreb 170767 Arheološki muzej Zadar Zadar 162470 Muzej Vučedolske kulture Vukovar 122721 Mjesta sjećanja - "Vukovarska bolnica 1991." Vukovar 116596 Povijesni i pomorski muzej Istre - Museo storico e navale dell' Istria Pula 108893 Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - Muzej krapinskih neandertalaca Krapina 105989 Muzej prekinutih veza Zagreb 105586 Prirodoslovni muzej Rijeka Rijeka 99195 Narodni muzej Zadar Zadar 96447 Muzej Domovinskog rata Dubrovnik Dubrovnik 81035 Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu Zagreb 78739 Muzej suvremene umjetnosti Zagreb 77998 Muzej grada Zagreba Zagreb 77324 Moderna galerija Zagreb 76060 Muzej moderne i suvremene umjetnosti Rijeka Rijeka 65009 Dvor Trakošćan Trakošćan 62880 Muzej Mimara Zagreb 60118 Gradski muzej Vukovar Vukovar 59552 Muzej za umjetnost i obrt Zagreb 59261 Etnografski muzej Zagreb Zagreb 57750 Gradski muzej Varaždin Varaždin 56163 Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - Muzej "Staro selo" Kumrovec Kumrovec 54288 Hrvatski muzej turizma Opatija 50330 Muzej Like Gospić - Memorijalni centar "Nikola Tesla" Smiljan Smiljan 49553 Umjetnička galerija Dubrovnik Dubrovnik 47025 Dvor Veliki Tabor Desinić 41746 Gradski muzej Senj - Tvrđava Nehaj Senj 38431 Muzej antičkog stakla u Zadru Zadar 37749 Arheološki muzej u Splitu Split 34552 Etnografski muzej Split Split 33771 Etnografski muzej Istre - Museo etnografico dell'Istria Pazin 32523 Muzej grada Pazina Pazin 32228 Prirodoslovni muzej Dubrovnik Dubrovnik 31725 Muzeji Ivana Meštrovića - Galerija Meštrović Split 29016 Muzej Slavonije Osijek 28001 Gradski muzej Sisak Sisak 27088 Muzej grada Rijeke Rijeka 26395 Muzeji i galerije Konavala - Zavičajni muzej Konavala Čilipi 24192 Gradski muzej Karlovac Karlovac 23887 Pomorski i povijesni muzej Hrvatskog primorja Rijeka Rijeka 23012 Stalna izložba crkvene umjetnosti (SICU) Zadar 22249 Narodni muzej Labin Labin 21385 Hrvatski muzej naivne umjetnosti Zagreb 20967 Muzej grada Šibenika Šibenik 20.486 Gradski muzej Čazma Čazma 16717 Muzej grada Trogira Trogir 16510 Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - Muzej seljačkih buna Gornja Stubica 16372 Zavičajni muzej poreštine Poreč 16293 Arheološki muzej Narona Vid 16185 Zavičajni muzej Ozalj Ozalj 16109 Hrvatski školski muzej Zagreb 15836 Muzej otoka Brača Nerežišća 15570 Muzejsko-memorijalni centar Dražen Petrović Zagreb 14014 Prirodoslovni muzej Metković Metković 13969 Muzej likovnih umjetnosti, Osijek Osijek 13918 Muzej grada Umaga - Museo civico di Umago Umag 13811 Dubrovački muzeji - Pomorski muzej Dubrovnik 13255 Memorijalni muzej Spomen-područja Jasenovac Jasenovac 12805 Hrvatski prirodoslovni muzej Zagreb 12370 Hrvatski povijesni muzej Zagreb 12167 Muzeji Ivana Meštrovića - Atelijer Meštrović Zagreb 11839 Muzej grada Koprivnice Koprivnica 11.257 Muzej grada Đurđevca Đurđevac 11244 Muzej Turopolja Velika Gorica 11163 Muzej Međimurja Čakovec Čakovec 11140 Gradski muzej Korčula Korčula 11080 Gliptoteka HAZU Zagreb 10772 Galerija umjetnina Split 10184 Galerija umjetnina grada Slavonskog Broda Slavonski Brod 10184 Gradski muzej Vinkovci Vinkovci 8793 Muzej Valpovštine Valpovo 8665 Hrvatski pomorski muzej Split Split 8585 Gradski muzej Požega Požega 8557 Zavičajni muzej Biograd na Moru Biograd na Moru 8302 Gradski muzej Bjelovar Bjelovar 8095 Muzej grada Kaštela Kaštel Lukšić 8092 Strossmayerova galerija starih majstora HAZU Zagreb 7840 Prirodoslovni muzej i zoološki vrt grada Splita Split 7669 Zavičajni muzej Našice Našice 7434 Muzej prehrane "Podravka" Koprivnica 6932 Zavičajni muzej Ogulin Ogulin 6499 Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - 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