Sponza Palace is located in the top left hand corner of Luza Square as you enter from Stradun. Originally a customs house and mint, this collanaded palace survived the 1667 earthquake that destroyed much of Dubrovniks Old Town, and shows what the original architecture along...More

Located at a very strategic point : opposite the Church of St. Blaise , adjacent to the gate to to the Old Port , and near the Clock Tower .The beautiful building , built in the early 16th Cent. , survived the great earthquake of...More

This building used to be the customs house and the mint dating back to the early 16th century. Now it is the State Archives. I enjoyed it, not a lot of it is in English but you can get the idea pretty quickly. Cool building...More

25 kuna entry. Not part of Dubrovnik Card scheme. The room of the memorial to the Defenders of Dubrovnik has a little in English and makes one think. Not much to be seen in the rest of the palace, but architecturally beautiful and has, currently,...More

The palace is rich with Gothic architecture... however, all the war history is mentioned in Croatian language with no translation... The communication gaps draws away the attention and attraction from the palace

We stumbled on this place after a long walk along the stradun and this place is situated at the end of it, facing directly on Orlando’s column. We tried to entry and luckily it’s free. This palace is a nice piece of Architecture. The building...More

We paid 25 Kuna each and after 3 minutes walked out; it is all in Croatian and there are no subtitles in English or any other language to explain what we are seeing. We asked for our money back and was told by the guy...More