MOMAD Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik — Attraction in Dubrovnik

Exhibition was lovely to see and well worth a visit. Andy Warhol art was good to see. Was really looking forward to going on to the terrace to see the views from the pictures we had seen on-line.

However, a staff member was very very rude. When we came out of the indoor exhibition to go to the terrace exhibition from the entrance, a staff member proceeded to tell us we could only enter the terrace if we had paid to get inside; which we already had with another member of staff about 20minutes earlier after visiting the 3 floors. She was not helpful at all, as I kept asking how do we get on to the terrace and i kept explaining we had just come from inside. All she kept saying was we needed a ticket to the inside to see it, very rudely. Please get your fact straights before rudely speaking to people. She was so rude we didnt want to even show our ticket on our phones to her as we had no clue what the issue was since she seen us leaving the main inside exhibition. So after much frustration and going round in circles, we didn't get to see the full thing. When leaving we noticed a couple going up the way we had tried, where she had abruptly told us we couldnt. So who knows how you get on the terrace but definately ruined our experience as this was one of the main things we wanted to see, the view from the terrace. Could do with better signage saying about the terrace and where it is located and the staff member could have had some manners and have just politely asked to see our tickets if she didn't for whatever reason see us leaving the inside exhibition in the foyer....

Good "Game of Thrones" views across the bay to the old harbour and Eastern wall. Close to the beach, a short walk from the coach drop off point by the north east gate.

The ticket covers this gallery and various museums and galleries in the city. The collection contains a mix of enjoyable creations, by Croatian Artists, with a strong feel for early 20th century Paris. Other galleries extend this collection.

The top two floors had a temporary show of contemporary Chinese art using traditional Chinese brush techniques, often on a huge scale - with quirky compositional impact. The best stuff was knock out - all in the enterance fee.

Wheel chair access through the main enterence with a lift to all three upper floors. There is retail in the lobby with many art books and back catalogues. Limited refreshments via vending machine. This is a modern building made of attractive off-white stone, using beautifully simple, clean...

The Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik was founded in 1945, when it was housed in the Cerva-Pozza Palace in the Pile area. But the building in which this museum institution of modern and contemporary art has been located since 1948 was originally conceived and constructed as the prestigious family mansion of Dubrovnik ship owner Božo Banac. In the terms of a 2005 contract with its founder and owner, the City of Dubrovnik, the Museum of Modern Art was allowed the use of additional and associated premises, the Dulčić, Masle and Pulitika Gallery and, in 2008, it acquired the use of the Pulitika Studio (Atelier) An a cultural institution founded with the intention that it should collect, study and exhibit artistic material of modern and contemporary art, the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik has to date managed to assemble, through gifts and purchases, a valuable...