RECTORS PALACE

The Rector's palace was once the administrative center for the city of Dubrovnik, and today is a perfect example of a blended architectural style with a Gothic base and renaissance and baroque elements. Today the Rector's palace is home to the office of the cultural historic departments of the Dubrovnik museum. The palace has exhibition halls that put on display the antique furniture and objects that were used on a daily basis. 

The Reactors Palace once functioned as an administrative center for the city of Dubrovnik Republic. The Palace was destroyed more than once since its construction first in a Gothic architectural style. With later additions, the palace has gained beautiful elements of both Romanesque and Baroque architectural styles. The beautiful structure also features works of talented and renowned artists like Onofrio Della Cava and Pietro di Martino of Milan.

The palace is divided into several parts the Minor and Major council hall, Rector's residence, courtroom, administration office, prisons, arsenal, and gunpowder storehouse. As one of the popular places to visit in Dubrovnik, Rector’s Palace is currently home to the Cultural historic department of the Dubrovnik museum and features several collections of furniture, objects of daily use, and paintings by various artists both local and popular, among other things. The museum's exhibitions also put on display a collection of old coins used in the city and a collection of pharmaceutical arms and utensils. 

Highlights

• Learn about the history and cultural aspects of this amazing structure built as an administrative center for the city. 
• Observe the in-house museum which features several exhibition rooms with collections of old coins, daily use objects, antique furniture and more.
• Relish the various paintings on dialog in the museum, both by local and popular artists who are famous among art lovers will enjoy. 
• Explore the stunning palace and its various rooms with an amazing blend of elements of Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque architectural styles. 
• Admire the museum also features a great collection of the pharmaceutical arms and utensils of the 15th century Domus Christi Pharmacy.