Kneževa Palača (Rector’s Palace) – A Cultural Hub in Zadar

Kneževa Palača, also known as the Rector’s Palace, is one of Zadar’s most important historical buildings. Originally built during Venetian rule, the palace once served as the residence of the Venetian rector who governed the city.

From Government Seat to Cultural Center

Today, Kneževa Palača has been carefully restored and transformed into a modern cultural and exhibition space. Visitors can explore art exhibitions, photography displays, and cultural installations while admiring the palace’s elegant architecture.

Architecture and Atmosphere

The palace features a blend of Gothic and Renaissance elements, reflecting Zadar’s Venetian past. Its spacious halls and courtyards create a refined atmosphere that connects history with contemporary culture.

Why Visit Kneževa Palača?

• Beautifully restored historic palace
• Rotating art and cultural exhibitions
• Central location in Zadar
• Ideal for art lovers and cultural travelers