Ethnographic Museum “Rupe”

Included in the Dubrovnik pass this is definitely worth walking up the hill to visit. In fact the best of the museums I've seen in the town. I loved the large exhibition of b&w photographs taken by Jero Pugliesi mostly in the late 1890's showing what the town & people were like. The second floor showcases traditional life of centuries past through the agricultural instruments, and household furnishings & hardware. The third floor focuses on traditional costumes. You also get a good view of the town from third floor window.

Wonderful exhibits, well arranged by broad theme on each floor. Not crowded and well worth a visit. It’s located in a historic granary that survived the 1667 earthquake although suffered in the 1979 one.

Nice museum to learn more about Croatian traditions and history. And the view of the town is beautiful ! I visited that place with the 1 day pass, definitely worth to 6take it

Nice museum with 3 levels, ground floor with photography from 20th century, showing Dubrovnik city and life of it's citizens, rural areas, all black-white. Second and third floor have original items or reconstructions, mostly from XIX-XXth centuries, normal life items, like wooden barrels, table with belongings, items from some local workshops andall sort of daily life items. It's nice if you don't have interest in very old history like antic period, Roman empire or middle aged,because here you will find old but more relatable to our times museum. Entrance is free if you have Dubrovnik Pass, which I recommend to buy by internet before your arrival to Dubrovnik.

Nice museum. Comprehensive display. The museum was quite hot, especially the top levels. Would recommend more fans being added to the floors.

Ticket included in dubrovnik pass. The lady in reception was the friendliest among other museums! I would recommend to watch the video in front of the ticket office, very informative!

This place is a small 3-story museum that should be visited in Dubrovnik. The museum presents the history of life in this town, showcasing clothes, weaving machines, fishing tools, farming implements, kitchen utensils, and more. Additionally, there are windows that offer great views of the town.

A small museum with three floors, showing traditional costumes and home goods. The windows have great views of the city. Since this is part of the city pass, it is worth going for a quick look if you bought the pass. I wouldn’t recommend buying a ticket just for this, as it is quite small.