A small purpose-built museum on the edge of the old town, housing a collection of medieval and Renaissance stone carvings recovered from the cathedral and other buildings around Novigrad. The collection itself is specialised — capitals, choir screens, fragments of altars — but the building it is presented in is exceptional.
The architects (Randić-Turato) built a dark, almost cave-like concrete pavilion right at the water's edge, with the stones presented like sculpture against polished walls and large windows opening onto the sea. The whole building can be visited in 45 minutes; combined with a walk along the adjacent town walls it makes a short, distinctive morning.