The Budva City Museum is located in the Old Town in a building dating back to the early nineteenth century, and houses a permanent exhibition of its archaeological and ethnographic collections, while the ground floor of the museum houses valuable stone exhibits, and its archaeological collection includes many of the pieces discovered during archaeological excavations in Budva, such as gold Hellenistic and various types of vases, jewelry, ornaments, tools, utensils, glass, clay, silver dishes and other collectibles dating back to the fifth century BC, which combine the cultures of the Greeks, Romans and Byzantines in this region, and the ethnographic collection includes a large number of exhibits dating back to the eighteenth centuries and early twentieth century.