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World Art Day 4/15 – Dubrovnik Hotel Celebrates its Heritage with New Art Discovery Package

World Art Day 4/15 – Dubrovnik Hotel Celebrates its Heritage with New Art Discovery Package

In honor of World Art Day on April 15Hotel Bellevue welcomes discerning travelers to experience Eastern Europe’s finest in art and culture. Carved into a cliffside in the heart of Dubrovnik and overlooking the Adriatic Sea, this charming seaside hotel is now offering the Art Discovery Package (343 EUR) — a luxurious three-night stay which includes two ‘Dubrovnik Cards’ to explore & learn about the ancient city though its many museums and art galleries.

ALH Bellevue Lounge_2Whether you’re a lawyer, marine biologist, writer or academic – there’s a museum for everyone! Options include: 

Cultural and Historical Museum allows guests to explore the court room, dungeon, and a scribe’s office as well as thousands of artistic paintings, furniture and everyday items between the 15th and 20th centuries.Istocni-dio-atrija-Knezeva-dvora-sa-spomenikom-Mihu-Pracatu_Courtesy of Cultural and Historical Museum Dubrovnik

Maritime Museum offers a rich history of Dubrovnik’s maritime trade through exhibits featuring atlases, old books of nautical theory, navigational instruments, submarine archeological finds of sunken ships and more.Maritime Museum Dubrovnik_Photo Credit_Patsy Wooters

Natural History Museum has acquired 1,117 specimens since 1872 which are on display to visitors throughout its extraordinary exhibits, one of them being a leatherback sea turtle caught in 1894.

House of Marin Držić transports museum guests to the 16th century as it showcases an interesting and modern audiovisual presentation from the best Croatian Renaissance writers and comedians.House of Marin Držić_Photo Credit_Courtesy of House of Marin Držić

Art Gallery Dubrovnik is in a former presidential mansion of Božo Banac, and now houses art from the end of the 19th century and the Croatian modern period.Art Gallery Dubrovnik

Rupe Ethnographic Museum shows how dedicated the residents of Dubrovnik were at preserving and storing wheat, barely, and millet in the 16th century, showcasing folk costumes and textile handiwork.etnografski-muzej-DSC_009_Courtesy of Rupe Ethnographic Museum

For full package details please visit https://www.adriaticluxuryhotels.com/special-offers/hotel-bellevue-dubrovnik-art-discovery.

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