A very cozy place in one of the Dubrovnik streets. Nice food, affordable prices, and very nice staff who do not annoy but will help and advise if needed. 5/5 recommend.
P.S. hold on with ordering much food - portions are legit huge.
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Lovely gentleman owner who lived through and survived the Yugoslavia war of independence in 1991/2. He’s refurbished and reopened his art gallery and is still there now, at 87 years young. He’s still campaigning for freedom & tolerance. Bought a large signed print of the mural that had been on the back wall of his gallery before fire destroyed it.
Top notch gifts that are authentic and traditional Croatian! The woman who was in there was really great and helpful and told us all about the history of the products, really interesting.
Great place. The location is very nice, you are in the old city + you avoid climbing the exhausting stairs everywhere. People working here are incredibly nice, helpful and charming. The rooms themselves are very clean, cheerful and spacious. Great place, even if it’s slightly more expensive than the motel next door, but definitely worth the money. I wish I stayed here the first time I landed in the city. I definitely know where to go next time :)
One of the most beautiful sacral buildings in Dubrovnik, the present-day Church of St Blaise,as constructed in 1715 in the flamboyant Venetian Baroque style. It was constructed by the Venetian master Marino Gropelli in 1706, on the commission of the Dubrovnik Senate which requested a new church on the site of the old 14th century Romanesque church.
St Blaise has been honoured as the patron saint of Dubrovnik from the 10th century. According to the chroniclers of Dubrovnik, St Blaise saved the people of Dubrovnik in the 10th century when the Venetians anchored their ships in Gruž and in front of the Island of Lokrum. The people of Dubrovnik believed the However, St Blaise revealed their intentions to the parish priest Stojko and thus saved the City from the night attack. The priest described him as an old grey-haired man with a long beard, a bishops cap and a stick in his hand. Precisely the way his statues on the city walls and towers look like.
The Franciscan Monastery and Church are located next to the church of St. Saviour near Onofrio's Fountain. The construction of the complex began in 1317 and works lasted for the whole 14th Century. According to legend, Francis of Assisi visited Dubrovnik on his world travels at the start of the 13th Century and it's since then that the Franciscans have worked in Dubrovnik.The Franciscan Monastery is famous across the world for its pharmacy which is the oldest working pharmacy in the world. When it began working in 1317, it was the third oldest in the world after Baghdad's and Padua's. Both of those pharmacies have stopped operating as pharmacies since, whie the Franciscan one in Dubrovnik still works today. The Franciscan Monastery houses a museum that is open every day.
Was fine, not the best, employees are following you everywhere and than they start to talk with each others. No directions so you have no idea where you are and if is something upstairs or not also some parts closed. So we have no idea if we even saw everything.
Amazing architecture and collection of art and other historical items. It was well worth the admission price. It was a nice break from the rainy day that we were having.
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