Like a tempting secret, Villa Revelin sits tucked away at an arms’ reach from the Pearl of the Adriatic. Villa Revelin puts you in the prime spot to enjoy Dubrovnik to the fullest.
Originally buildt in 18th century.
Surface of 700 m2.
Can host up to 8 guests.
And pampers them with a gym and sauna area, outside pool, expansive lounge and dining areas, a historic frame and a contemporary present. Originally built in the 18th century, villa revelin sits by the eastern entrance to the old town, called ploče. The villa property comprises garden terraces with sun loungers and an outdoor pool, a large courtyard and a small panorama terrace for al fresco dining, the house and its wellness annex.
The ploče gate leading to the suburban area of the same name. This thoroughly fortified entrance complex consists of the 15th century inner and outer gates with stone bridges. Above the ploče gate stands a stone statue of st. Blaise, the citys patron.
And along the coast often with beautiful renaissance gardens? The island of šipan housed more than 40 noble residences dating from the 16th century. Built during the golden ages of the ragusa republic, they had a specific design with beautiful gardens creating a perfect harmony between humans and nature. In a later stage were built the remarkable private villas and gardens of tome and vice stjepović skočibuha in suđurađ. The arboretum of trsteno was established near the end of the fifteenth century as a park and summer residence of the patrician family gučetić-gozze. Sailors and captains were asked to bring seeds from all over the world. With a lot of love and caring, they helped creating the gardens that we can admire today.
Well known in the ancient times. After the total destruction in the 7th century only the deserted ruins remained. When the republic bought cavtat with konavle in the 15th century it was built up again on the ruins of the old city. Visit the renaissance rector’s palace to find out about the history and culture of the area. Climb up to the 14th century sokol fortress to see why it was a major lookout point over neighbouring bosnia.
You will discover the croatian living and traditions of the konavle region, south of dubrovnik. The preserved natural, unique and exceptionally precious rural architecture, numerous monuments of the thousand-year-old history of this area, traditions that are hundreds of years old and have been kept through folklore, the distinctive traditional costumes of konavle and the konavle embroidery, the harmony of man’s life and the nature …all this renders konavle unique and recognisable.
And pampers them with a gym and sauna area, outside pool, expansive lounge and dining areas, a historic frame and a contemporary present. Originally built in the 18th century, villa revelin sits by the eastern entrance to the old town, called ploče. The villa property comprises garden terraces with sun loungers and an outdoor pool, a large courtyard and a small panorama terrace for al fresco dining, the house and its wellness annex.
The ploče gate leading to the suburban area of the same name. This thoroughly fortified entrance complex consists of the 15th century inner and outer gates with stone bridges. Above the ploče gate stands a stone statue of st. Blaise, the citys patron.
And along the coast often with beautiful renaissance gardens? The island of šipan housed more than 40 noble residences dating from the 16th century. Built during the golden ages of the ragusa republic, they had a specific design with beautiful gardens creating a perfect harmony between humans and nature. In a later stage were built the remarkable private villas and gardens of tome and vice stjepović skočibuha in suđurađ. The arboretum of trsteno was established near the end of the fifteenth century as a park and summer residence of the patrician family gučetić-gozze. Sailors and captains were asked to bring seeds from all over the world. With a lot of love and caring, they helped creating the gardens that we can admire today.
Well known in the ancient times. After the total destruction in the 7th century only the deserted ruins remained. When the republic bought cavtat with konavle in the 15th century it was built up again on the ruins of the old city. Visit the renaissance rector’s palace to find out about the history and culture of the area. Climb up to the 14th century sokol fortress to see why it was a major lookout point over neighbouring bosnia.
You will discover the croatian living and traditions of the konavle region, south of dubrovnik. The preserved natural, unique and exceptionally precious rural architecture, numerous monuments of the thousand-year-old history of this area, traditions that are hundreds of years old and have been kept through folklore, the distinctive traditional costumes of konavle and the konavle embroidery, the harmony of man’s life and the nature …all this renders konavle unique and recognisable.
