Sponza Palace
landmark · Dubrovnik · Croatia
- Address
- Stradun 2, 20000 Dubrovnik
- Links
- Google Maps
About
A 16th-century palace with a Gothic-Renaissance facade, one of the few buildings to survive the 1667 earthquake, now holding the state archives.
Good to know
- The atrium is open to visitors; check the opening hours.
Nearby
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Dubrovnik Cathedral
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Fort Lovrijenac
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