Dubrovački muzeji / Dubrovnik Museums
| Ulica Pred Dvorom 3, Dubrovnik |
3 oranları
9.33/10.00 |
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+385 20 321 422 |
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Тодор Андреев (30.09.2017 15:53)
Много красив музей, като всичко тук.
Много красив музей, като всичко тук.
ROBERTO SANCHEZ (27.08.2017 20:47)
Lovely old building
Lovely old building
Tomislav M. Bonic (27.08.2016 15:01)
See: Rector's Palace (Knežev dvor).
During the period of the independent Republic of Ragusa/Dubrovnik (1358-1808) the Gothic-Renaissance Rector's Palace was its administrative seat with Rector's (Duke's) flat/apartment, council halls, courtrooms, prisons etc. Now it is the Cultural History Museum and the seat of Dubrovački muzeji/Dubrovnik Museums that, in addition to the Cultural History Museum, include the Maritime Museum in St. John Fortress (Tvrđava sv. Ivana/Sveti Ivan), the Ethnographic Museum in Rupe (former Republic's granary), the Archeological Museum (ground floor of the Revelin Fortress) and the Museum of Contemporary History with the Croatia Homeland War (1991-1995) permanent exhibition in the Imperial Fortress on Hill Srđ. There are also several museum as separate institutions: the Dominican Monastery Museum, the Franciscan Monastery Museum, the Treasury of the Cathedral, the House of Marin Držić (theatre museum dedicated to Marin Držić - one of the greatest Croatian and European Renaissance playwrights), the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (Villa Banac in Ploče neighbourhood near the old city), the Natural History Museum (near Jesuit Staircase) etc. So, if you have time, you can see a multitude of different and various valuable artefacts in Dubrovnik.
See: Rector's Palace (Knežev dvor).
During the period of the independent Republic of Ragusa/Dubrovnik (1358-1808) the Gothic-Renaissance Rector's Palace was its administrative seat with Rector's (Duke's) flat/apartment, council halls, courtrooms, prisons etc. Now it is the Cultural History Museum and the seat of Dubrovački muzeji/Dubrovnik Museums that, in addition to the Cultural History Museum, include the Maritime Museum in St. John Fortress (Tvrđava sv. Ivana/Sveti Ivan), the Ethnographic Museum in Rupe (former Republic's granary), the Archeological Museum (ground floor of the Revelin Fortress) and the Museum of Contemporary History with the Croatia Homeland War (1991-1995) permanent exhibition in the Imperial Fortress on Hill Srđ. There are also several museum as separate institutions: the Dominican Monastery Museum, the Franciscan Monastery Museum, the Treasury of the Cathedral, the House of Marin Držić (theatre museum dedicated to Marin Držić - one of the greatest Croatian and European Renaissance playwrights), the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (Villa Banac in Ploče neighbourhood near the old city), the Natural History Museum (near Jesuit Staircase) etc. So, if you have time, you can see a multitude of different and various valuable artefacts in Dubrovnik.
