Archaeological heritage represents the identity of the nation in which it is found, and that is also the specific aspect which makes these nationas unique. Every area or region has it's own individual history that is intertwined with many interior and exterior influences, from the results of technological advances and development throughout history or to the consequences of warfare and conquests, Croatia has a rich history and many examples of diverse architecture and archaeological heritage, from findings that date the stone age and sites where the Early man lived, to first Ilyrian, Dalmataen, Histrian tribes, ect. to the Greek colonisation and conquests of the Roman Empire that have left some of the most significant and exemplary sites of Croatia's cultural heritage. After the Fall of the Roman Empire, on the territory of Croatia, occur further influences of Byzantine Empire. All of these diverse cultures have contributed to Croatian cultural heritage that is known today. Interpretation of the heratige about which I will talk about in this work is one of the most efficient methods of preserving the heritage, it encourages awareness and awakens sentiment in individual tourist as well as in the local communities, this is exactly the crucial factor which contributes to preservation of the heritage. Foreign visitors are mostly educated individuals who know the concept of interpretatiton and respect the heratige sites as a part of the world heritage. while the way of thinking of local community is still far from ideal, it is because of the lack of education on this important subject. Interpretation in Croatia has good and bad examples, but it is important to stress that there is always room for progress and improvement of conditions that we should follow when it comes to archaeological sites that are currently not getting enough attention and significance in Croatian society.