They had an excellent exhibit (I spent 2 hours there) but a fooolish rule against taking photos. They complain in print that they don't have enough funding, but then they won't let people take photos and share this. Misguided! Sharing photos would make the museum more popular. Also, all over the world, almost all history museums allow--even encourage--taking photos. There is no good reason for this museum to be different. In addition, they were rude and inconsistent in explaining the "no photo" rule. They said "you can take some but not too many", then they said "no photos". Then they just made up a number "you can take five". After this, the staff went around with their own friends and took lots of photos: not for work, just for fun. So, despite a really good exhibit, it was not a good experience.
Super
Very Informative museum
Extrem kleines Museum, Wechselausstellung zur den heldenhaften Verteidigern Dubrovniks stellte sich als reichlich widersprüchliche und billig produzierte Propaganda heraus - so werden selbst bestialische Anti-Personen-Minen mit Streuladung als Waffe des Widerstands verkauft.
Najljepša barokna palača gornjega grada.
Seen an exhibition about the homeland war in Dubrovnik , very insightful and so sad. Highly recommended
Atraktivne izlozbe u fantasticnom prostoru, nadamo se ipak ostvarenju novog muzeja sa stalnim postavom
Izlozba je izuzetno zanimljiva, interesantno postavljena, kustosi na raspolaganju. Obraduje period od 1.1 do 31.12 1945 u svim segmentima
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Nice building.
A bit confusing at first as the first floor is more of a dodgy gallery showing some local artist's paintings of animals and we thought that was it. But no you can go upstairs, there's a few more floors with fossils, skeletons, stuffed animals, geological displays. Quite interesting and killed a couple of hours but very little display explanation in English.