Best museums and art galleries to visit in Dubrovnik
The museums in Dubrovnik offer a window into the city's fascinating past and rich cultural heritage spanning from ancient times to the present day, making it a haven for history enthusiasts. Choose from several captivating museums and galleries.
The museum of the Croatian War for Independence is located on the ground floor of the Imperial fort on Srđ mountain. It has around 500 showpieces from the period 1991 to 1995.
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The Ronald Brown Memorial House was opened in his honour after his tragic death in 1996 in a plane crash. In Dubrovnik it is also known as Dulčić - Masle - Pulitika gallery.
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Marin Držić is a peculiar persona in Croatian literature and culture, exceptional for his writings, as well as in attitude and actions. Therefore, explanation of his life is often inconsistent, but his works were always extremely appreciated. House of Marin Držić is located in the very center of the Dubrovnik Old Town.
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Dubrovnik natural history museum opened to public in 2009., but its collections date back to 1872.
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Having lived more than one thousand years on the Adriatic coast the Croats have protected, handed down and enriched the Mediterranean heritage in seamanship and shipbuilding. World-wide successes were achieved within the ranges realised by the independent Dubrovnik Republic in the 15th and 16th century.
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The Ethnographic collection that has been gathered since the first decade of the 20th century was first displayed in 1950.
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