Radojković Castle in Škrip – historical fortress and Museum of the Island of Brač

Radojković Castle is one of the most important historical buildings in Škrip and a key part of the cultural heritage of the island of Brač. Located in the old town, this castle is today known as the headquarters of the Museum of the Island of Brač , making it an unmissable destination for tourists.

History and significance

The castle was built in the 16th century as a defensive fortress, during a period of frequent attacks and insecurity on the Adriatic. It was built to protect the local population and serve as a safe haven.

Like other forts in Škrip, it was built of quality Brač stone and represents an example of typical Dalmatian defensive architecture.

What to see

Today, the castle has a new function and offers a rich content:

  • permanent exhibition of the Museum of the Island of Brač
  • archaeological finds from the Illyrian and Roman periods
  • ethnographic collections and depiction of traditional life
  • history of stonemasonry and seafaring
  • authentic stone architecture and courtyard

Opening hours and visit

  • working hours depend on the Museum of the Island of Brač (seasonally most often 9:00 – 17:00/19:00)
  • Entrance is charged through the museum.
  • recommended visit time: 45–60 minutes

Location and access

  • located in the center of Škrip
  • easily accessible on foot
  • near other sights and churches

Why visit Radojković Castle?

  • one of the most important cultural attractions on Brač
  • a combination of a historic fortress and a modern museum
  • ideal for learning about the island's history in one place
  • an excellent choice for families and cultural tourism

Advice for tourists

A visit to Radojković Castle is best combined with a tour of the entire Škrip, including the Uja Museum and other historical sights.