George A | Mar 7, 2018

The Rector's Palace is a palace in the city of Dubrovnik that used to serve as the seat of the Rector of the Republic of Ragusa between the 14th century and 1808. It was also the seat of the Minor Council and the state administration. Furthermore, it housed an armoury, the powder magazine, the watch house and a prison. The rector's palace was built in the Gothic style, but it also has Renaissance and Baroque elements, harmoniously combining these elements.

Evelyn Chao | Apr 1, 2018

3 stars only because it’s closed from Nov 21st 2017 to May 31st 2018 but there’s no announcements because there’s no official website, at least I can’t find it & closure information is not on general Dubrovnik info sites.

David Ball | Aug 12, 2017

We visited here because it was included in the Dubrovnik card. There's a few different things to see in here, and the architecture is amazing, but many items and areas lacked explanations to make it interesting and relevant enough. We spent maybe 30 minutes in here. Perhaps could have been better as part of a guided tour.

Tim Neill | Sep 26, 2017

one of the Museums with something actually in it. not heaps of things to look at but it's nicely presented and the architecture nice. worth it if you have free entry but not for the standard price

Reinhard Schoeller | Sep 12, 2017

Monday: visited the Palace and Museum. Well organised and presented to get an impression of some of the figures of the Republic of Ragusa. And other things such as rooms, paintings, furniture, weapons, cutlery, ... Wednesday: attended a concert of the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra at the court. The concert and the atmosphere were excellent and very enjoyable.

Shanon Denzine | May 5, 2018

Only reason I give this review is that Dubrovnik Card website didn't mention that it was closed for repairs. Looks awesome on the outside, left to winner what's inside. Could've been a factor in buying 3 day pass vs 1 day pass as it's closed so less things to see that pass is good for.

Victor | Apr 6, 2018

Is it a palace or a museum? this beautiful 14th century and elegant building is just stunning.

Hans Groener | Apr 16, 2018

Seems to be very beautiful, but it's closed until May 31, 2018, due to restorations...

1978stburek | Jun 1, 2018

What to say. See it by yourself. Dream place in dream city.

Alberto Cabas Vidani | Jun 29, 2018

Beautiful tiny old palace. Maybe it's a little expensive. We bought the Dubrovnik card which included it and saved a lot.

Anita Cremer | Aug 17, 2018

The architecture is beautiful but the museum itself is not worth visiting. I expected to get a brief overview about the history and culture of Dubrovnik which I didn't. Inside you'll find different paintings and sculptures of hardly known artists/sculptors, a former prison cell and a few portraits of well known Croatian people (politicians, scientists, writers) in rather unpretentious palace attire. The explanations are very insufficient.

Satish Chandran | Jul 15, 2018

Well maintained tiny little palace within the old town. They have a museum, a coffee shop and an exhibition space. The place looks great from the outside at night. Entry fee applicable.

Marcin M. | Aug 7, 2018

Great place for visiting during old town trip. Worth to visit with Dubrovnik card. Toilets are modern, big and clean.

Alvin Chia | Jul 20, 2018

Mediocre exhibits of Croatian culture and history. Insufficient descriptions or explanations for tourists to appreciate the exhibits on display. Thankfully the tickets are included in the price for the Dubrovnik Card. The place itself looks amazing and was even used for a scene of ‘Game of Thrones’.

Christina Hsieh | Aug 9, 2018

We went there for a concert that is part of the Dubrovnik Summer festival. It was great and memorable!