Dominican Monastery Museum
The Dominican museum is located within the monastery's cloister. It houses the most important works by the Dubrovnik Painters School dating to the 15th and 16th centuries, canvases by Božidarević, Hamzić and Dobričević, votive jewelry, relics, manuscripts, incunabulas, valuable documents, bulls from various popes, an icon of the Virgin Mary with child and Titian's painting of St. Blaise, Maria Magdalena and the angel Rafael, which was recently restored. A large cross, the work of Paolo Veneziana from the 14th century, is found in St. Dominic's Church.
Address: Ul. Svetog Dominika 4, 20000 Dubrovnik
Phone: +385 20 322 200
Email: dominikanci.grad@gmail.com
Website: https://www.dominikanci.hr/samostani/hrvatska/dubrovnik
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