• The Franciscan Church and Monastery - Among the largest and most magnificent Franciscan monasteries, featuring a pharmacy museum and a fascinating collection of ancient manuscripts.
• Dominican Monastery - A hallmark of Dubrovnik’s cultural and artistic legacy, and one of Croatia’s most important architectural landmarks. This historic monastery doubles as a small museum and is a prime example of Gothic architecture on the East Adriatic.
• Rector’s Palace - Originating from the 15th century, this palace is a blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles and once served as the seat of the Rector of the Republic of Ragusa.
• Maritime Museum - A compact museum dedicated to collecting, studying, exhibiting, and publishing materials that highlight Dubrovnik’s maritime history. Given Dubrovnik’s rich seafaring past, the Maritime Museum is an excellent place to explore and learn about this heritage.
• The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary - A centuries-old cathedral built on the remnants of an earlier 7th-century cathedral. The area surrounding the cathedral is one of the most scenic and photogenic spots in Dubrovnik.
• Ethnographic Museum “Rupe” - Housing over six thousand five hundred items, this museum is a significant monument showcasing the rich and diverse ethnographic heritage of the Dubrovnik region.

• Guided tours by local professionals

• Admission fee to Maritime Museum: Adults 5.33 EUR, Children 2.66 EUR
• Admission fee to Ethnographic Museum: Adults 19.30 EUR, Children 8.20 EUR
• Admission fee to Rector’s Palace: Adults 15.30 EUR, Children 8 EUR

Avoid the crowds with this exclusive private tour for your group! Wander through the historic streets of Dubrovnik and explore its rich heritage. Visit the Franciscan Church and Monastery, one of Dalmatia’s most exquisite medieval buildings, and admire the unique monuments in the Old Town. Explore the Dominican Monastery, a cultural and architectural gem, and discover how the Dominicans influenced Dubrovnik’s history. Travel back in time at the Rector’s Palace, once the hub of government and the rector’s home. Proceed to the Maritime Museum, where the city’s illustrious maritime history is showcased from ancient to modern times. Through sightseeing and storytelling, delve into the 12th-century Dubrovnik Cathedral and its importance to the city’s identity. End your journey at the Ethnographic Museum, where the traditions, customs, and cultural heritage of Dubrovnik are beautifully preserved.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.