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Dubrovnik Synagogue

The Dubrovnik Synagogue is housed in a building on Žudioska, the narrow street of the former Jewish quarter just off the Stradun. Said to date from the 14th century, it is still used for worship on the high holy days, and a small museum displays Torah scrolls, textiles and ritual objects of the city's Jewish community.

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Sponza Palace

palace

St Blaise's Church

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Dominican Monastery

museum

Rector's Palace

palace

Dubrovnik Cathedral

church

Stradun

street

Franciscan Monastery

religious building

Church of St. Ignatius

church

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