The building was built as a home for Bozo Banac a local ship owner in the neo-Renaissance/Gothic style and in 1950 was converted into a...

The ethnographic museum was opened in 1991 in the newly renovated building of the Rupe Granary. The granary dates from 1590 and was built by...

The Dubrovnik summer festival was founded in the 1950s during a time of increased theatre and music events worldwide. The summer festival was intended to...

Fort Lovrijenac is a fourteenth century fortress that stands just outside the city on a steep cliff beside the sea. The fort looks over the...

A trip to the city of Dubrovnik is not complete without a walk along the city’s walls. The wall stretches for two kilometres around the...

The Modern History Museum in Dubrovnik contains a collection of documents that date from the Croatian Homeland War in 1991 and 1992. The museum also...

The Dominican Monastery in Dubrovnik was erected in the fourteenth century and it is hidden behind the Sponza Palace. The cloister was designed by Maso...

The archaeological museum has seven separate collections. The prehistoric collection includes recently excavated ceramic artifacts from the Gudnja cave. The antique section contains recently recovered...

The Dubrovnik City Museum is housed in the Rector’s Palace. The Rector’s Palace is the former residence of the Prince of the Dubrovnik Republic. A...

The house of Marin Drzic serves as a theatrical museum and memorial to one of Croatia’s most important writers. The exhibits are arranged to appear...

Inside St John’s Fortress is the Aquarium and Maritime Museum. The Aquarium holds a large selection of fish and other maritime dwellers in the twenty-seven...

The garden was designed by Dr. Sc. Bruno Sisic in conjunction with the National Academy of Science and Art in 1859 although Maximilan of Habsburg...

This garden was created by a Dubrovnik nobleman Ivan Gucetic in 1502. The gardens were designed to fit along a terrace above the sea. Here...

Lopud Monastery is in a prominent position on the northern side of the island. The monastery is fortified and stands above the quay that the...

The mausoleum was constructed in 1921 for the well known ship owner’s family of Racic from Cavtat. The building was constructed entirely from white stone...

The Balthazar Bogisic Collection contains items acquired by the lawyer and cultural archivist Bogisic. This collection includes further paintings by Vlaho Bukovac and a large...

The gallery is dedicated to Vlaho Bukovac, an artist who was born in Cavtat but travelled worldwide to paint society portraits in cities such as...

The picture gallery in the church of St Nicola was founded in 1952 by Cvito Fiskovic. The collection includes paintings, sculptures and pottery relating to...

Fort Sokol was built on the site of an Illyrian and Roman fortification and some of the former brickwork was included in the construction of...

Around the Konavle region are three walking trails. One passes old churches and stone crosses to reach Cilipi. The “Ronald Brown” trail climbs to the...