Audio Guide of Stari Grad Dominican Monastery

The Dominican Monastery Museum is generally open from 09:00 to 13:00 and from 17:00 to 19:00 in summer (June-September). Outside the season, it is best to check directly (+385 21 765 443) or verify on Visit Stari Grad, as opening hours may vary.

Admission costs a symbolic fee of around 30 HRK (about €4). Children under 12 usually enter free, but it is advisable to bring cash in case electronic payment systems are unavailable.

A full visit takes about 1 hour. It includes the Renaissance cloister, the Greek and Roman archaeological collection, and the spectacular 15th-century frescoes.

Founded in 1482, it is a jewel of Hvar’s heritage where Croatian, Venetian, and Dalmatian history come together. It houses The Last Supper, a unique Renaissance fresco in Croatia, as well as historical documents about island life.

Visit in the morning (before 11:00) in May-June or September to avoid crowds and heat. Tuesdays and Thursdays are usually less busy than weekends.

The museum has limited access due to its historic structure with stairs and uneven floors. Contact +385 21 765 443 in advance to ask about specific access or possible alternatives.

Within a 5-minute walk you will find: 1. Stari Grad Plain (UNESCO World Heritage Site)2. Tvrdalj Palace (residence of the poet Petar Hektorović)3. The old harbor with its traditional boats.

1. Wear comfortable shoes because of the cobblestones.2. Ask about guided tours in English/Croatian (available by reservation).3. If you plan to take interior photos, check whether you need additional permission (some frescoes have restrictions).