Dubrovnik · MUSEUMS
10 reviewed
Out of 10 museum visits on the site, these 10 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Step into Dubrovnik’s Red History Museum in the 1953 T.U.P. factory complex and explore Yugoslav communist life through interactive, hands-on scenes.
“viktor was very informative and if you are interested in history this is a great tour.”
Skip the line at Dubrovnik’s Love Stories Museum with a mobile ticket. Romantic legends, film loves, selfies, and a Love Wall.
“Loved our time spent in the love museum this afternoon, the guy was so welcoming and friendly. It truly is a lovely hidden gem and worth the small admission fee it charges.”
A guided stop at Shell Museum Cavtat with 3,500+ seashell species, family-friendly facts, and easy access near Dubrovnik Airport for $8.41.
“An extensive shell collection, beautifully displayed with informative labels. Amazing colours and shapes to view at your leisure. I recommend a visit.”
Skip-the-line Love Stories Museum ticket in Dubrovnik with interactive Love Wall, film-room romance, and global letters for $10.
“it was very reading heavy but quite sweet. the rooms at the top where you can write a message and pin it to the walls was lovely.”
A one-hour, ticketed stop in Dubrovnik packed with 14 interactive photo sets, illusions, and a tall selfie ring lamp for playful pictures.
“Looking for something fun to do when in Dubrovnik? Don’t miss the chance to check out the Museum of Selfies! They are a variety of scenarios that you can play around and create the most amazing pictures!”
A 1-hour Banac Museum visit in Villa Banac, Cavtat, with Croatian sparkling wine and van Gogh artwork, plus easy panoramic views.
“Short video showing history of the property followed by a short guided tour of a couple of the rooms within the villa one of them containing the artwork”
Step into Villa Banac in Cavtat for a guided Banac Museum visit with coffee and fresh juice, plus big Dubrovnik views and art highlights.
“Great tour . Sadly we were only allowed juice or a coffee . Not both .”
See Van Gogh’s Sunflowers at Villa Banac in Cavtat. Guided art visit with skip-the-line entry for $9, plus time to stroll.
“My guide was a gem. It was so interesting talking with her about the exhibition. Her knowledge of the history of the building was very impressive. The Internet was not working to see the short video. But that did not deter her enthusiasm for her job. Glass of wine finished of a lovely morning. Thank you Rosemary. 😊”
Explore Cavtat’s Shell Museum with a small-world feel: 3,000 seashells, fun science screens, and optional guided or audio tours in multiple languages.
“This is a passionately and meticulously curated collection of shells. It is evident that the owner(s) of the museum have poured their hearts into this exhibit, by their vast number of specimens present and the attention they pay to detail in the creation of their very own interactive tour. I recommend getting the pass with the audio guide. I learned so much about the different shells in the museum!”
Private 2-hour English tour of Dubrovnik’s Rector’s Palace Museum: opulent rooms, standout artifacts, and St. Blaise Church context.
“The interior is very beautiful, the visit is quite quick.”
