Rector's Palace Dubrovnik

... city were awesome!!! Bit of a worry though, as the main entrance was ´Pile Gate´ and one of the focal tourist stops was the Rector´s Palace. Not going in there I thought, or is that being too anal? We decided to save walking the walls and higher part of ...

... Pharmacy are kept in the Franciscan Monastery Museum, among other highly valued and priceless objects of Dubrovnik's historic and cultural past. The Rector's Palace was built in 1435 and was the seat of government during the many centuries of ...

... spent the day in the walled city.  Had a 2 hour walking tour with a lovely local guide.  Afterwards visited the Rector's Palace and then walked all around the walls taking photos and enjoying the scenery.  It is only 2 kms around the walls ...

... cliff bar...and that actually counted as a day of school.  At 2:30, we continued our lessons by going on a tour of the Rector's Palace.  I am getting pretty good at reading buildings and classifying what style they are in.  Rob let us out for the day at 4, ...

... was also very good. After our coffee we popped our heads into the 3 main tourist attractions of the old town - the rector's palace, the cathedral and another old palace which I have forgotten the name of. Unfortunately, the price of entry had risen ...

... well preserved, desptie the bombardment in the 1990s war with the Serbs. We were shown the main sights including the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan and Dominican Monasteries and the beautiful old churches. the city sits on a peninsula overlooking the sea ...

... , it is not always open.  I started to walk thru the gates to the harbor and thought I should go and visit the Rector's Palace so I did.  I am glad, it was quite interesting.  One thing though, if I were in charge of a city, there is ...

... days, the Rector governed the city. He was elected for a short period of time, and was not allowed to leave the Rector's Palace for his entire government period, in order to make him work. We visited this Palace which has a museum with many odd objects ...

... Breakfast at our room,self catered. Bought excursion tickets for tomorrow. Visited the Dominican Monastery and Museum. Visited the Rector's Palace. and Museum. Both are Gothic Renaissance in style. Ate Dalmatian ham for lunch. Ate in our room,self ...

... and the Franciscan Monastary, both prime examples of Dubrovnik's religious and cultural history. Another important site is the Rector's Palace. This 15th century building was once the government seat of of Dubrovnik's Republic. Today the palace is a ...

... in Dubrovnik and Korcula (more on this in an upcoming Korcula report); and an evening concert in the intimate courtyard of the rector's palace by Sir James and Lady Jean Galway -- one of the best classical music concerts I've ever attended, and we got to ...

... recent war. We then walked down Pred Dvorom past St.Blaise's Church (which was undergoing restoration), the City Hall and the Rector's Palace. After a break for lunch we then went on a walk around the city walls starting near Pile Gate. The walls gave ...

  Another early morning as we will only be here in Dubrovnik, Croatia until noon. This was a major tourist resort on the Adriatic Sea until much of the town was destroyed in the 1991 war between Croatia and Serbia.  It was ...

... don't look at the damage maps or give more than a passing thought to the innumerable red roofs. The city walls, the Rector's Palace, the monasteries and the churches, the world's oldest pharmacy...these are what draw the tourists, and these are what they ...

... paintings and relics inside it, and analyzed just the exterior of a Franciscan monastery. We later saw the exterior and interior of the Rector's Palace I won't get into the history of each place, as these entries are lengthy as it is, but I assure you it ...