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War Photo Limited

  • CategoryMuseum
  • Duration1 hour
  • AdmissionAdult EUR 10 (~$11.50) · Child Students EUR 6 (~$7) with ID
  • Rating★ 4.7
  • PriceEUR 10 (~$11.50)
  • TransportOn a stepped lane north of Stradun, 4 minutes on foot from Pile Gate

War Photo Limited is a photojournalism gallery at Antuninska 6, on a stepped lane north of Stradun in Dubrovnik's Old Town, in Croatia's Dubrovnik-Neretva region. The gallery was founded to show work by war photographers, and it presents rotating exhibitions of conflict photography from around the world alongside a permanent exhibition on the wars in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s, including the siege of Dubrovnik.

Gallery of conflict photojournalism with a permanent exhibition on the wars in the former Yugoslavia.

War Photo Limited is a photojournalism gallery at Antuninska 6, on a stepped lane north of Stradun in Dubrovnik's Old Town, in Croatia's Dubrovnik-Neretva region. The gallery was founded to show work by war photographers, and it presents rotating exhibitions of conflict photography from around the world alongside a permanent exhibition on the wars in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s, including the siege of Dubrovnik. The exhibitions use large-format prints with explanatory captions, and the subject matter includes civilians, soldiers and the aftermath of fighting, so some images are graphic and may be distressing, particularly for younger children. The space is laid out over several rooms in a restored stone building, with low lighting that suits the black-and-white and colour prints. A visit normally takes about an hour, and many visitors find it the most affecting museum in the city. The gallery is open roughly May to September daily from 10:00 to 22:00, with shorter hours in April and October, and it closes from November to March. Adult admission is EUR 10 (about $11.50), with students paying EUR 6 on presentation of ID. It is a short walk of about four minutes from Pile Gate. Crowds are lighter than at the walls or the main museums, and the afternoon is a good time to visit as a break from midday heat, while the long summer hours mean an evening visit is also possible. The lane outside gives a pleasant view of stepped stone streets, which is a good photo spot. Photography inside is generally restricted, so visitors should follow staff guidance.

Practical information for War Photo Limited · Last updated September 2026
Admission Adult EUR 10 (~$11.50) · Child Students EUR 6 (~$7) with ID
Hours Roughly May-Sep daily 10:00-22:00; Apr and Oct 10:00-17:00; closed Nov-Mar
Typical visit 1 hour
Best time Afternoon, as a break from the heat
Getting there On a stepped lane north of Stradun, 4 minutes on foot from Pile Gate
Address Antuninska 6, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia

Location

Antuninska 6, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia

42.6420, 18.1093 View on map

Highlights

  • Permanent exhibition on the wars in the former Yugoslavia
  • Rotating exhibitions by leading war photographers
  • Large-format prints in a restored stone building
  • Long summer opening hours until 22:00
  • Short walk from Pile Gate

Tips for visiting

  • Check seasonal hours, as the gallery closes from November to March
  • Students pay EUR 6 with valid ID
  • Some images are graphic, so consider before bringing young children
  • Visit in the afternoon as a break from the midday heat
  • Follow staff instructions on photography inside

When to visit

Afternoon in summer as a cool indoor break, or evening during the long summer hours. It is closed from November to March.

Accessibility

The gallery sits on a stepped lane in the Old Town, and the building has stairs between levels. Wheelchair access is likely to be difficult; inquire in advance.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

About one hour.

Is it suitable for children?

The content includes graphic war imagery, so it suits older teenagers and adults better than young children.

Is photography allowed?

Photography inside is generally restricted; ask staff at the entrance.