Rector's Palace Tours and Tickets

Visit Dubrovnik, one of the most beautiful cities of the Mediterranean, on your own terms with this tailor made, personalized tour, where you can change the itinerary any way you deem suitable. Travel in the luxury air conditioned minivan and enjoy the benefits of having your very own tour guide and driver. Don't miss this unique tour and visit some of the best destinations the Adriatic coast has to offer!

Combine city sightseeing with a sea kayaking and snorkeling experience on this full-day Dubrovnik Super Saver that saves you 10 percent! Begin the day with a casual walking tour of the city's UNESCO-World-Heritage-listed Old Town, strolling down the limestone-paved Stradun, the widest street in city of narrow lanes, as well as ancient churches and monasteries. Then, hop in a kayak and do some paddling in the azure-colored Adriatic, heading over to the leafy island of Lokrum. This tour is limited to no more than 20 people.

First timers, even third timers, should not miss this info-packed walking tour of Dubrovnik. Stroll the limestone-covered streets of Old Town, or Stari Grad, with a knowledgeable guide learning the secrets behind the palaces and plazas, cloisters and cathedrals. Start the tour in the morning, the best time of day to walk the streets of the city. Go from the clock tower to the Assumption Cathedral, traversing the entire Old Town while learning about the history of the place.

Discover Dubrovnik and the charming coastal town of Cavtat on this private half-day tour. Spend the morning exploring the highlights of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dubrovnik Old Town. Wander through the cloisters at the Franciscan Monastery, gaze up at Orlando's Column, and capture postcard-worthy photos of Sponza Palace, the Church of St Blaise and more. Then, soak up the impressive coastal views on route to nearby Cavtat, where you'll enjoy a personalized tour of the 6th-century town.

Dubrovnik is not called the 'Jewel of the Adriatic' for nothing. This full-day guided tour of Dubrovnik and its surroundings starts by weaving through the limestone-paved streets of the ancient Stari Grad, or Old Town, a UNESCO-listed gem. See the main sighs such as the Rector's Palace and the Assumption Cathedral. After, get an unforgettable view of the Old Town from Mt Srā‘ and then sample some locally made wine and edible Dalmatian specialties in the Konavle Valley. Finally, finish the tour in Cavtat and relax on its harbor which has been the site of parked boats for two millennia.

Get to know one of Croatia's most characterful cities when you go on a walking tour of UNESCO-listed Trogir. With just a small group for company, you'll explore the ins and outs of this coastal city, renowned for its blend of architectural styles and its historical fortification walls. Set off in the morning; over the course of several hours, you'll see highlights ranging from the Trogir Cathedral and Cipiko Palace to the Benedictine Monastery of St. Nicholas and beyond. As you go, learn all about its history from your guide.

Get the most out of your stay in Dubrovnik by booking this comprehensive combo out. First ascend via cable car Mt Srā‘, the craggy mountain that towers over the city, for jaw-dropping views of the walled medieval town. Then, head back down and go on a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik, strolling its limestone-blanketed streets and learning about the history of some of its most famous landmarks from St Onofrio's Fountain to the Cathedral of the Assumption.

See Croatia in style by island hopping around the Adriatic Sea. This memorable 7-day island-hopping extravaganza of the Dalmatian Coast starts in Dubrovnik, ends in Split and visits a few islands in between. Traverse the islands of Korāula and Hvar, lingering in the ancient villages that are sprinkled around the islands. Learn about the history of each place. Dine on some delicious local dishes. Lounge on the beach and swim in some of the cleanest waters in the Mediterranean. Take walking tours of Dubrovnik, Hvar and Split, plus get hotel accommodation and airport transfers.

Exploring Dubrovnik Old Town without a guide may mean you miss out on important highlights and their backstories. This private walking tour ensures you cover all the UNESCO-listed city's must-sees, get your bearings, and glean the background you want with a guide who's dedicated solely to you. Stroll the marble-paved Stradun, take in the Rector's Palace, Cathedral, Onofrio Fountain, and more, and get the full picture on Dubrovnik's history as a major medieval power.

Dubrovnik is known for its history and architecture, but appreciating its many sights can be difficult on a self-led tour. Forget the guidebook and learn from a local on a tour of Dubrovnik's Old Town, exploring landmarks including the Franciscan Monastery, Stradun monument, Cathedral of the Assumption, and more. Enjoy the intimate perspective of a walking tour as you gain insight into the city's far-reaching heritage and culture.

See the best of Croatia's mainland with this entertaining and educational 8-day guided tour. The trip begins in Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' and travels north-west along the coast to superlative Split to see the incredible Diocletian's Palace an early 4th-century retirement palace of a Roman emperor, Diocletian. Go on a walking tour through incredible Plitvice National Park with its amazing turquoise waterfalls, and then get history-laden tours of Trogir, Zadar, and Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Accommodation, transportation, daily breakfast and 5 dinners included.

See the southernmost swath of Croatia on this day trip from Dubrovnik to Konavle, a beautiful landscape of rustic villages, orchards and rocky mountains. After getting picked up at your hotel in Dubrovnik, head south stopping first in Cavtat, an erstwhile millennia-old Roman port city, and then Fort Falcon, a 14th-century fortress. Plant yourself at a winery for a while to sample some local wines, cheese and brandies and then walk along the Ljuta River before sitting down to have lunch.

Discover why Dubrovnik is nicknamed the 'Pearl of the Adriatic' on a 4-hour walking tour of the city's historic monuments and architectural marvels. Follow your private guide on a tailor-made tour of the UNESCO-listed Old Town and admire the grand medieval city walls. Walk through the landmark Pile Gate, visit St. Savior's church and the Rector's Palace, then tour the 12th-century Franciscan Monastery, famous for its quirky medieval Pharmacy and art museum.

Dubrovnik may be like a giant stone museum but within its tall walls there are some actual intriguing museums to explore. This guided tour of Dubrovnik's museum's takes you to some places you may have never thought to wander, thus enriching your experience here. Stroll around the medieval Franciscan Monastery, for example, and check out one of Europe's oldest still-functioning pharmacies. Gawk at Renaissance art in the Rector's Palace and learn about the city's rich sailing history at the Maritime Museum, among other museums the guide will take you to.

Learn why Dubrovnik is called the 'Pearl of the Adriatic' on this tour of the city's Stari Grad, or Old Town, and its thick centuries old city walls. See the monasteries and churches, the palaces and the burgher houses, learn the history behind them, and stroll the streets with your guide. Hear about daily life in Dubrovnik during the Middle Ages, as well as, during the battles in the early 1990s. Then ascend to the walls, getting great views of the city and the sea. This Combo is a great way to get two tours - of the city and the walls - at one discounted price.

Explore 16th-century history on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast on this 1-hour walking tour of Dubrovnik. Follow your guide on a tour through Dubrovnik's ancient streets and gain insight into the city's colorful past. Discover top sites of interest including Onofrio's Fountains and the Franciscan and Dominican St Saviour Church. Head along pretty Prijeko Street to the Old Port, and learn of the city's trading and maritime endeavors. During your tour, explore Croatia's rich folklore, and hear tales of ancient legend concerning Sponza Palace and Orlando's Column.

Get more for your money with this Dubrovnik Super Saver that combines a cable car trip up to Mt Srā‘ and a walking tour of the Old Town and the city walls. Ascend up the craggy Mt Srā‘ in the spacious comfortable cable car affording incredible views of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic. Then descend to the Old Town and begin an information-packed walking tour of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site. Finally, climb up to the walls, strolling along the medieval fortifications while learning about the fascinating history of the city.

Become acquainted with Dubrovnik in a short amount of time with this informative and entertaining 2-hour walking tour of this ancient seaside medieval city. Meet your knowledgeable local guide in the Old Town and stroll around, stopping at landmarks such as the Sponza Palace, the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan Monastery and the cathedral, learning about the city's intriguing history along the the way. Upgrade the tour for an extra hour to meander the incredible city walls or take in a museum or two.

Discover Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia on this 4-night tour from Dubrovnik. Explore Dubrovnik Old Town and its bevy of UNESCO-listed sights; journey through Župa Dubrovaāka valley to the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro; and trace the Neretva River delta to the towns of Poāitelj, Medjugorje and Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina. You'll enjoy ample free time to sightsee independently as well benefiting from the services of your guide. Daily breakfasts and four nights of 3- or 5-star accommodation in Dubrovnik are also included.

When you come to Croatia, a MUST see is the Pearl of the Adriatic coast which is full of history and culture. It has a history of over one thousand years and is visible in every part of this city. The city is a living museum, a live stage and has an ideal connection between its historical past and modern day. It is surrounded by medieval walls that are 1940 metres long and preserved in their original form. They are open to visitors and are the city's greatest attraction. Since 1979, the town has been under UNESCO protection.Dubrovnik is mainly a cultural destination, which beside from monuments of interest, offers a series of cultural events and festivals. Dubrovnik is a destination where you can enjoy a rest, and has extremely good air connections with all the larger European centres. Dubrovnik is a city that charms, a city that you fall in love with and always return to and discover more unique experiences.