Froggyland is a quirky museum in Split featuring over 500 taxidermy frogs arranged in humorous human-like dioramas. It offers a bizarre and unique glimpse into everyday life scenes recreated entirely with preserved frogs.
Froggyland is a one-of-a-kind museum located in Split, Croatia, showcasing a collection of more than 500 taxidermied frogs arranged into detailed dioramas depicting human activities such as classrooms, sports, workplaces, and social scenes. Created by Hungarian taxidermist Ferenc Mere in the early 20th century, the exhibit is both artistic and eccentric, offering visitors a humorous yet technically impressive display of craftsmanship. The frogs are posed in carefully constructed miniature environments that reflect everyday life, making it one of the most unusual museums in Europe. Visitors typically spend around 20–60 minutes exploring the 21 scenes on display.