Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Paul Ciprian (7 months ago)
A former Franciscan monastery, now open to all visitors. One of the first landmarks that you find, once you enter the Old town through Pile Gate. There is not much to see. You can walk through the cloister and the small inner courtyard and visit the small museum with just a few cult objects. It is beautiful, but not out of the ordinary. The air is cooler under the arches of the cloister. You need about 30 minutes for the visit. The church is more interesting, very beautiful and rich decorated.
A former Franciscan monastery, now open to all visitors. One of the first landmarks that you find, once you enter the Old town through Pile Gate. There is not much to see. You can walk through the cloister and the small inner courtyard and visit the small museum with just a few cult objects. It is beautiful, but not out of the ordinary. The air is cooler under the arches of the cloister. You need about 30 minutes for the visit. The church is more interesting, very beautiful and rich decorated.
Ana Almeida Déniz (9 months ago)
Very recommended monastery! The architecture is very beautiful and it also has a collection of precious items like jewellery and paintings. It is included in the Day Pass and in my opinion a must visit. The staff was also very nice
Very recommended monastery! The architecture is very beautiful and it also has a collection of precious items like jewellery and paintings. It is included in the Day Pass and in my opinion a must visit. The staff was also very nice
Lukasz Zbylut (10 months ago)
Step back in time at Dubrovnik's Franciscan Monastery. Marvel at the stunning cloister, explore a centuries-old pharmacy, and immerse yourself in tranquil history. A must-visit for culture and history lovers.
Step back in time at Dubrovnik's Franciscan Monastery. Marvel at the stunning cloister, explore a centuries-old pharmacy, and immerse yourself in tranquil history. A must-visit for culture and history lovers.
Tim Woods (11 months ago)
Another little gem. Free with the Dubrovnik Pass, probably not worth it without. But the cloister is a lovely space away from the packed hot streets. Keep an eye out for carved floor pieces that have been used on the inner wall. Most interesting element was the shell hole in the museum, and the corresponding impact point on the opposite wall. Up to that point I had no idea how damaged Dubrovnik got in 1991. If nothing else it's made me look up more about the tragic Homeland War.
Another little gem. Free with the Dubrovnik Pass, probably not worth it without. But the cloister is a lovely space away from the packed hot streets. Keep an eye out for carved floor pieces that have been used on the inner wall. Most interesting element was the shell hole in the museum, and the corresponding impact point on the opposite wall. Up to that point I had no idea how damaged Dubrovnik got in 1991. If nothing else it's made me look up more about the tragic Homeland War.
R C (15 months ago)
The church itself is absolutely gorgeous. We had the pleasure of attending a packed Mozart concert inside of it and the acoustics were amazing. The middle of the monastery is very peaceful, especially on a rainy day. Very calming. The museum itself is quite small but it is interesting to see the different relics. Tickets cost 6 euros a person but is also included with the Dubrovnik Pass.
The church itself is absolutely gorgeous. We had the pleasure of attending a packed Mozart concert inside of it and the acoustics were amazing. The middle of the monastery is very peaceful, especially on a rainy day. Very calming. The museum itself is quite small but it is interesting to see the different relics. Tickets cost 6 euros a person but is also included with the Dubrovnik Pass.
