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The city walls are considered to be one of the most grandiose fortification monuments in Europe and are an example of how fort architecture developed.

The Maritime Museum was founded in 1949 at the initiative of the Yugoslav (today the Croatian) Academy of Sciences and Arts; since 1987 it was been a part of the

The Rector’s Palace was the center of government and the official residence of the rector of the Dubrovnik Republic.

The 1-day Dubrovnik Pass entitles you to a 1-day bus ticket with 24-hours of free transport using city transport buses.

This museum was originally the birthplace of Vlaho Bukovac, one of the most famous Croatian painters and founders of modern Croatian painting.

A gallery located opposite Dubrovnik Cathedral and alongside the Rector’s Palace, at the address Držićeva poljana 1, opened in 1997 as a memorial space to American diplomat Ronald Brown.

Dubrovnik Natural History Museum, Museo Patrio, was established and based on a private collection by pharmacist and ship owner Antun Drobac.

The Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik was founded in 1945, when it was housed in the Cerva-Pozza Palace in the Pile area.

The Ethnographic Museum has its origins in the collection of traditional culture that began to be formed in the first decades of the twentieth century.