WAR PHOTO LIMITED

An excellent war photojournalism gallery featuring bravery photojournalists covering different important wars. I was glad that I learnt about this gallery in a travel brochure and made it in my first day in Old Town. I highly recommend everyone visiting Old Town the first time to stop by this gallery first before visiting the rest of the attractions. The photos of the wars, especially what Dubrovnik had gone through, definitely set the tone to the rest of my days in town and I thought about those who fought fearlessly for justice and innocents. My respect to the soldiers and the photojournalists! As cliche as it sounds, photo speaks a thousand words. Thanks for the curation!

It’s opened a window into all the myths of the Balkan Peninsula for me as an Asian/Chinese. Really amazing storytelling work via war-time photos. However, my PoV is that the selection of works for End of Yugoslavia could be more balanced as now it seems one should point fingers only to Serbia/Yugoslavia, while the other villains were not in the picture, such as the NATO, which was descending just like an angel??? Big question mark.

Small museum with war pictures. Take a little time to reflect on the horrors of wars that Croatia, Kosovo, Serbia and Bosnia had to face in these past decades. It wasn’t so pleasant in the sense of a fun time, but it was very informative about the history of the conflicts and it’s an important moment not to forget that Dubrovnik it’s not only beaches and game of thrones. The pictures are sad but beautiful. 10 euros the entrance. It is worth it.

A Powerful and Thought-Provoking Experience War Photo Limited in Dubrovnik is an extraordinary museum that offers a deeply moving and educational experience. The exhibits are curated with great care, providing insight into the harsh realities of war through the lenses of world-class photographers. Each photo tells a powerful story, capturing moments of human struggle, resilience, and the tragic consequences of conflict. What stood out to me the most was the way the museum conveys not just the horrors of war, but also the humanity that persists even in the darkest times. The photography is raw and unfiltered, but it's presented in a way that encourages reflection and understanding rather than sensationalism.

very informative and well organized. i wish the captions were given right under or next to the photos though, because it gets a bit park in some spots of the exhibition room, making it difficult to read from catalog. the last section about wars from many other parts of the world could be better organized chronologically.

Forces a powerful confrontation with the brutality of and suffering caused by war. Saddens, angers, and makes one grateful that your life is characterized by safety and comfort. A stunning set of exhibits in a quiet environment that facilitates introspection and reflection.

Very large gallery, which affects and excites. Talk about the wars of Yemen, Yugoslavia and Kosovo. The museum is easily accessible: it is located in the street next to the entrance to the walls and is well signposted. Absolutely worth a visit!

Amazing photography documenting the savage nature of war. Must visit if you are a photographer, or into combat photography. They give 20% discount with the city pass.