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Red History Museum
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Louis Šoletić Park
26-, Obala Stjepana Radića 27, 20000, Croatia
‪Škar Winery Dubrovnik‬
Lapadska obala 17, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Bon Appetit Bistro - Pizzeria
Obala Stjepana Radića 31, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Restoran Zrinski
Obala Stjepana Radića 33, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Porat Restaurant
Obala Stjepana Radića 30, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Amfora Restaurant
Obala Stjepana Radića 26, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Restaurant Prova Dubrovnik
Ulica Perice Padre 1, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Bistro Glorijet
Obala Stjepana Radića 16, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Urban & Veggie - Vegan Restaurant Dubrovnik
Obala Stjepana Radića 13, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Orka Restaurant
Lapadska obala 11, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Hotel Lapad
Lapadska obala 37, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Konoba-Pizzeria Blidinje
Lapadska obala 21, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Villa Amfora, Dubrovnik
Obala Stjepana Radića 26, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Hostel Petra Marina
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Hotel Adria
Radnička ul. 46, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Anchi Guesthouse & Bag Storage
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Rooms Baza
Obala Ivana Pavla II 14, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Red History Museum

Ul. Svetog Križa 3, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
4.8(659)
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attractions: Louis Šoletić Park, ‪Škar Winery Dubrovnik‬, Turistička zajednica Dubrovačko - neretvanske županije, restaurants: Bon Appetit Bistro - Pizzeria, Restoran Zrinski, Porat Restaurant, Amfora Restaurant, Restaurant Prova Dubrovnik, Bistro Glorijet, Urban & Veggie - Vegan Restaurant Dubrovnik, Orka Restaurant, Hotel Lapad, Konoba-Pizzeria Blidinje
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+385 20 205 247
Website
redhistorymuseum.com
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Mon10 AM - 8 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Red History Museum

Louis Šoletić Park

‪Škar Winery Dubrovnik‬

Turistička zajednica Dubrovačko - neretvanske županije

Louis Šoletić Park

Louis Šoletić Park

4.3

(32)

Open until 12:00 AM
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‪Škar Winery Dubrovnik‬

‪Škar Winery Dubrovnik‬

4.8

(152)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Turistička zajednica Dubrovačko - neretvanske županije

Turistička zajednica Dubrovačko - neretvanske županije

4.6

(15)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Game of Thrones & the Old City Grand Tour
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Tue, Dec 9 • 9:30 AM
20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Nearby restaurants of Red History Museum

Bon Appetit Bistro - Pizzeria

Restoran Zrinski

Porat Restaurant

Amfora Restaurant

Restaurant Prova Dubrovnik

Bistro Glorijet

Urban & Veggie - Vegan Restaurant Dubrovnik

Orka Restaurant

Hotel Lapad

Konoba-Pizzeria Blidinje

Bon Appetit Bistro - Pizzeria

Bon Appetit Bistro - Pizzeria

4.5

(576)

$$

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Restoran Zrinski

Restoran Zrinski

4.3

(354)

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Porat Restaurant

Porat Restaurant

4.3

(343)

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Amfora Restaurant

Amfora Restaurant

4.4

(374)

$$

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Reviews of Red History Museum

4.8
(659)
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5.0
4y

Our favourite in Dubrovnik!

Don’t miss this great opportunity to learn all about the years of socialism in Croatia, and have fun whilst doing so! We absolutely loved this place. The information is laid out succinctly and easy to understand. It gives you a very good understanding of socialism in Croatia - both the good and not so good.

Set in an old factory, the museum and exhibition is fully immersive and interactive - feel at home in a 1960s Yugoslav apartment, open kitchen cupboards to reveal objects and information, listen to music, sift through wardrobe and the clothes of the era- you really feel like you are transported back in time.

They also have a funky library and bar serving ice cold beers, cocktails and traditional soft drinks, and playing decent music - the best we heard on our stay in the city. And the museum shop is selectively stocked and reflects the exhibition, with great prints, t shirts and even face creams! Very cool.

We were surprised to find out that the museum is a private family run venture, set up without government support, which has obviously taken a lot of time, love and investment to get off the ground.

It is a perfect thing to do to escape the summer heat for 2-3 hours for the cost of a drink. We left feeling very grateful and...

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5.0
1y

Easily in my top 5 museums-- EVER! Love the layout of everything. First, you are given some really informative history of Yugoslavia, history of Tito, and of the Soviet movement in general. Next, the museum becomes almost immersive in a sense. You are introduced to a traditional home, a recreation of a staple home. You can almost imagine the family in this home, trying to survive the flames of totalitarian communist rule. You are free to open doors, taste candy, touch clothes, smell perfumes, and even play with children's toys from that era. Every door you open has a placard with a compelling story of what people's lives were like back then. My parents lived through life in the USSR back in the days of communist rule. All the stories they taught me, being a first-gen American, were brought to life again in this museum. The end of the museum features an exhibit depicting the personal stories of different Croatian people living through that time. My wife and I left inspired. Inspired to learn more history and do what we can to never let it repeat itself. If you keep an open mind, you will...

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5.0
2y

Red History Museum in Dubrovnik is an absolute gem, offering an immersive and educational journey into the past. The museum brilliantly encapsulates the essence of communism, aiming to foster a comprehensive understanding of life under this regime in Yugoslavia.

The array of items on display, coupled with informative articles, videos, and interactive images, creates a rich tapestry of historical insight. Our visit was incredibly enlightening, providing a deep dive into the daily lives of people during that era.

We spent around an hour exploring the exhibits, though visitors are welcome to take as much time as they need. There’s a wealth of information to absorb, making every minute worthwhile.

The owner’s friendliness added a personal touch to our experience, engaging us in fascinating discussions about the communist party in Greece. We even walked away with a handful of unique souvenirs.

If you have a Dubrovnik pass, make sure to use it here! You’ll receive a 20% discount on your ticket and a 10% discount...

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Ariella FurmanAriella Furman
Easily in my top 5 museums-- EVER! Love the layout of everything. First, you are given some really informative history of Yugoslavia, history of Tito, and of the Soviet movement in general. Next, the museum becomes almost immersive in a sense. You are introduced to a traditional home, a recreation of a staple home. You can almost imagine the family in this home, trying to survive the flames of totalitarian communist rule. You are free to open doors, taste candy, touch clothes, smell perfumes, and even play with children's toys from that era. Every door you open has a placard with a compelling story of what people's lives were like back then. My parents lived through life in the USSR back in the days of communist rule. All the stories they taught me, being a first-gen American, were brought to life again in this museum. The end of the museum features an exhibit depicting the personal stories of different Croatian people living through that time. My wife and I left inspired. Inspired to learn more history and do what we can to never let it repeat itself. If you keep an open mind, you will leave changed <3
Σταυριαλένα ΓκόντζουΣταυριαλένα Γκόντζου
Red History Museum in Dubrovnik is an absolute gem, offering an immersive and educational journey into the past. The museum brilliantly encapsulates the essence of communism, aiming to foster a comprehensive understanding of life under this regime in Yugoslavia. The array of items on display, coupled with informative articles, videos, and interactive images, creates a rich tapestry of historical insight. Our visit was incredibly enlightening, providing a deep dive into the daily lives of people during that era. We spent around an hour exploring the exhibits, though visitors are welcome to take as much time as they need. There’s a wealth of information to absorb, making every minute worthwhile. The owner’s friendliness added a personal touch to our experience, engaging us in fascinating discussions about the communist party in Greece. We even walked away with a handful of unique souvenirs. If you have a Dubrovnik pass, make sure to use it here! You’ll receive a 20% discount on your ticket and a 10% discount on souvenirs.
Sandy VSandy V
This museum is a must-see to understand the past and the idea behind the communism to create a viable community. There are many items to see, articles to read, with some videos and interactive photos and images. I think it could be added to the school curriculum in order to understand the ideas behind the politicians. It is mostly written for English or Croatian speakers. However, they have a little 'red' booklet available in other languages. It was an incredible visit, which gave me a better level of understanding from the past life of people under the communism in Yugoslavia. It took me about 2 hours to go through them, but there is no minimum time to spend. They aksi had an exhibition. Nevertheless, the downside of the visit was the toilets 🚻. There are many stairs to climb and a very narrow entrance to get through, which could be difficult to manoeuvre if you are tall, over 6 feet, and a bit overweight. There is a back garden with chairs, and at the end of it, there is another shop or gallery to visit.
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Easily in my top 5 museums-- EVER! Love the layout of everything. First, you are given some really informative history of Yugoslavia, history of Tito, and of the Soviet movement in general. Next, the museum becomes almost immersive in a sense. You are introduced to a traditional home, a recreation of a staple home. You can almost imagine the family in this home, trying to survive the flames of totalitarian communist rule. You are free to open doors, taste candy, touch clothes, smell perfumes, and even play with children's toys from that era. Every door you open has a placard with a compelling story of what people's lives were like back then. My parents lived through life in the USSR back in the days of communist rule. All the stories they taught me, being a first-gen American, were brought to life again in this museum. The end of the museum features an exhibit depicting the personal stories of different Croatian people living through that time. My wife and I left inspired. Inspired to learn more history and do what we can to never let it repeat itself. If you keep an open mind, you will leave changed <3
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Red History Museum in Dubrovnik is an absolute gem, offering an immersive and educational journey into the past. The museum brilliantly encapsulates the essence of communism, aiming to foster a comprehensive understanding of life under this regime in Yugoslavia. The array of items on display, coupled with informative articles, videos, and interactive images, creates a rich tapestry of historical insight. Our visit was incredibly enlightening, providing a deep dive into the daily lives of people during that era. We spent around an hour exploring the exhibits, though visitors are welcome to take as much time as they need. There’s a wealth of information to absorb, making every minute worthwhile. The owner’s friendliness added a personal touch to our experience, engaging us in fascinating discussions about the communist party in Greece. We even walked away with a handful of unique souvenirs. If you have a Dubrovnik pass, make sure to use it here! You’ll receive a 20% discount on your ticket and a 10% discount on souvenirs.
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This museum is a must-see to understand the past and the idea behind the communism to create a viable community. There are many items to see, articles to read, with some videos and interactive photos and images. I think it could be added to the school curriculum in order to understand the ideas behind the politicians. It is mostly written for English or Croatian speakers. However, they have a little 'red' booklet available in other languages. It was an incredible visit, which gave me a better level of understanding from the past life of people under the communism in Yugoslavia. It took me about 2 hours to go through them, but there is no minimum time to spend. They aksi had an exhibition. Nevertheless, the downside of the visit was the toilets 🚻. There are many stairs to climb and a very narrow entrance to get through, which could be difficult to manoeuvre if you are tall, over 6 feet, and a bit overweight. There is a back garden with chairs, and at the end of it, there is another shop or gallery to visit.
Sandy V

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