Novalja City Museum & Talijanova Buža
Gradski muzej Novalja
A museum in the town center showing archaeology and olive culture, with access to an underground aqueduct carved in the Roman era.
The Novalja City Museum is in the town center and displays Roman amphorae, early Christian artifacts, and traditional olive oil pressing tools. The museum is the entrance to the Talijanova Buža, an underground aqueduct about 1 km long that the Romans carved to bring fresh water from the Caska direction into the town. Some sections can be entered with a guide. Tickets cost a few euros, the visit takes about an hour, and it is a good choice on a rainy day or during the midday heat.
Opening hours
Summer approx. 09:00–13:00 and 18:00–22:00; off-season by reservation
Nearby sights
- Straško Beach
- Zrće Beach
- Caska & Ancient Cissa
- Kolansko Blato Ornithological Reserve
- Pag Triangle
- Gligora Dairy
- Ručica Beach & Metajna Moonscape
- Lun Olive Gardens