

Over the centuries, it has been accompanied by political troubles where it was destroyed, but it was rebuilt and reopened in 2017 and restored to what it once was.

Notwithstanding the later degradation of the Rector’s Palace, and especially after the abolition of the Dubrovnik Republic, it is a representative seat of administrative power in the out-of-town area of the Dubrovnik Republic. Over the centuries, it was accompanied by political troubles in which this area of the Dubrovnik Republic was located, from 1667, arson in 1806, until its destruction in 1991. After three and a half years of work, the Rector’s Palace was rebuilt and opened in May 2017 and restored to what it once was and is now available for cultural and social events.





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