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Members' reviews on WAR PHOTO LIMITED
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Visited in december 2023
J'ai adoré l'exposition les photos sont juste magnifique c'est un endroit très agréable et paisible .
Visited in november 2023
Une réalité dure mais incontournable
Un bon rappel
Un bon rappel
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Visited in october 2023
Like all war exhibits, there are the good and bad sides (of having an exhebition). Right now, Oct 2023, the Dubrovnik présentation in 50% Ukrainian, 50% "Yougoslavia no more"; not quite what i expected in Dubrovnik.
However, all the photos are an excellent reminder why humanity should have learned by now that war only has loosers. (Any) gains should have been discussed around the table, lives saved. Some of the photos are the hard, true cliches of what war in a prosperous town shouldn't be.
I left humbled. Saddened by what saw, glad that things, in western Europe at least, stable. Wishing stability will return ASAP to the people of Ukraine ????????.
However, all the photos are an excellent reminder why humanity should have learned by now that war only has loosers. (Any) gains should have been discussed around the table, lives saved. Some of the photos are the hard, true cliches of what war in a prosperous town shouldn't be.
I left humbled. Saddened by what saw, glad that things, in western Europe at least, stable. Wishing stability will return ASAP to the people of Ukraine ????????.
Visited in october 2023
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.
Visited in october 2023
Some hard hitting photography
Visited in october 2023
Really powerful, and worth a visit. They're keeping it current with photos from the war in Ukraine as well as the 1991-95 Homeland War. 20% off entry if you have a Dubrovnik Pass - even one for a previous day.
Visited in october 2023
Interesting museum. €10 entry fee is okay. Could easily spend a hour viewing and rwading about the photos. Educational look at the side of war most don't want to see or accept.
Visited in october 2023
Mit dem Dubrovnik Ticket kostet der Eintritt noch 8 Euro. Kinder bis 12 sind kostenlos. Man bekommt ein Exposee, in welchem die Geschichte zu jedem Foto erläutert ist. Dieses ist in mehreren Sprachen (sicher Englisch und Deutsch) erhältlich.
Im ersten Stock befinden sich Fotos vom Ukraine Krieg. Im zweiten Stock Fotos des Krieges der Länder ex-Jugoslaviens. Zudem gibt es noch einen Raum mit Fotos weiterer Kriegsschauplätze.
Sehr interessante und packende Ausstellung.
Im ersten Stock befinden sich Fotos vom Ukraine Krieg. Im zweiten Stock Fotos des Krieges der Länder ex-Jugoslaviens. Zudem gibt es noch einen Raum mit Fotos weiterer Kriegsschauplätze.
Sehr interessante und packende Ausstellung.
Visited in october 2023
Not a wholly negative experience, but there were some issues worth mentioning. It might be more accurate to call it a gallery and not a museum. It is a bit small, and there was quite minimal information about the conflicts depicted. In some cases, the short descriptions of the photos did not help much to contextualize. I also felt it was missing some information from the photographers themselves (there was one short description about one photographer in the special exhibition section). Also, this is just my opinion, but I found it a bit off-putting seeing prices to purchase prints of some of the photos in the information booklet they give you at the entrance.
Lastly, it is obviously a very sombre place to visit, and unfortunately while I was there, there was a rather loud discussion about global politics going on among a group of people at the front desk. The sound carried through practically the whole place, so it was difficult to properly focus and reflect.
Lastly, it is obviously a very sombre place to visit, and unfortunately while I was there, there was a rather loud discussion about global politics going on among a group of people at the front desk. The sound carried through practically the whole place, so it was difficult to properly focus and reflect.
Visited in september 2023
One of the most interesting museums I’ve ever visited. You get a booklet which takes you through each photography, really weaves an interesting/heartbreaking story for those eager to learn more about the breakup of Yugoslavia.
Visited in september 2023
Theses photos.. Just wow. Some of the most real photos I've seen. Some are quite grafic/potentially upsetting but don't let this put you off this musuem is a must.
Visited in september 2023
It’s a gem if your heart can stand it. Obviously difficult to write “positive” review about pictures because of the subject. I can only point out that the exhibition itself is very well organized. Rest is up to you…
Visited in september 2023
Museo di fotografia molto interessante. Da una spiegazione dei conflitti ex Jugoslavia e Ukraina
Visited in september 2023
A thought provoking place to visit and learn about the tragedy and futility of wars. It makes you wonder if we will ever learn .
Visited in september 2023
Immensely moving.
Visited in september 2023
Really worth a visit, reasonably priced and you can get through it within an hour or so. Some confronting images, but that’s the point. Leaves you asking ‘why though?’.
Visited in september 2023
Great exhibition especially considering the price. As others have pointed out it's at times hard to read the catalog as there are some not well lit spots.
Visited in september 2023
On the one hand it’s a great selection of war photos, on the most important subject, and a good source of reflection on what happened in former Yugoslavia and what has been going on in Ukraine for almost ten years now. On the other hand, it’s pricey, and and obvious cash grab on the war that went over Dubrovnik three decades ago. I didn’t like some chaos in the exhibition e.g. photos from Vukovar siege of 1991 in Bosnian war 1993 section. I think that despite declarations the role of Croats in this war was not fully explained.
Visited in september 2023
Friendly man on the desk. Berry powerful museum. Please remember student ID for student discount.
Visited in august 2023
Incredibly good photo gallery - a must visit. Powerful and moving, the mantra that a picture tells the story of a thousand words couldn't be more relevant.
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Visited in august 2023
I recommend every one visit on this place. It's quite difficult experience esspecialy during pleasent Dubrownik sightseeing. Still I find very important to remember the harsh history od this and other regions.
Visited in august 2023
Expérience poignante
Visited in august 2023
Une visite poignante et émouvante qui ne laisse pas indemne pour sa réflexion sur l'humanité
Visited in august 2023
Emotional and hard hitting. Brings forward the reality of war. Left me humbled and on the verge of tears. Amazing photography, very well displayed.
Visited in june 2018
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Très émouvant. Quand on ressort de ce musée nous ne voyons plus la guerre de la même façon.
De nombreuses photos, des films explicatifs, commentaire en dessous des photos.
C'est un musée vraiment à faire.
De nombreuses photos, des films explicatifs, commentaire en dessous des photos.
C'est un musée vraiment à faire.
Visited in september 2018
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Vraiment à voir. Ces photos d'artistes nous font réfléchir sur la guerre L 'exode des habitants de Dubrovnik à cause des bombardements ,toutes ces photos sont criantes de vérité .
Visited in july 2017
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"Quelle connerie, la guerre": que dire d'autre après ces photos édifiantes ? Le pire est leur peu d'ancienneté: c'était il y a trente ans... Y aller en famille, afin d'éclairer les plus jeunes !
Visited in august 2016
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Photos d'artistes ayant vécu la guerre dans les années 1990. Très émouvant! Elles sont situées dans un cadre historique avec une vue magnifique sur la ville. De plus, les petits films explicatif de certaines photos est un très bon complément!
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Un must. Les photos sont très belles, souvent poignantes et ça vaut la peine de lire les commentaires dans la brochure d'accompagnement. L'expo au premier étage sur la guerre en ex-Yougoslavie est bouleversante. Certaines photos m'ont fait monter les larmes aux yeux. Petite salle dans le fond avec projection de vidéos sur le siège de Dubrovnik et d'autres batailles dans la région. Je suis sortie de là très ébranlée par certaines images qui ont définitivement modifié mon point de vue sur la guerre et les réfugiés.
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Una imagen vale más que mil palabras y éstas lo dicen todo. Me ha encantado. Imperdible para quién le guste la fotografía.