A very interesting museum, we spent about an hour in this palace and found it quite informative and well set out. There are pamphlets in English and other languages available at the door. Staff were helpful when asked and though the ticket price was a...More

Some great history to see. Well presented and worth a visit. The artifacts and rooms provide a first hand experience

It existed in the Middle Ages but was destroyed by a fire in 1435 so it was re-built in the 15th century. It is now a museum.

The Rector’s Palace is a Gothic-style structure built sometime during the 14th century. Over the years, renovation and restoration work performed on the building resulted in the incorporation of Renaissance and Baroque architectural styles. From the 14th to the 18th-centuries, the palace served as the...More

It really helps to read up on places beforehand, because while it's called the Rector's Palace; it was also a prison, an armory, where town council met, housed the apartment of the reigning director (rector) of the municipality and included administrative offices. Originally part of...More

This beautiful building is located on the Strandun the main street in the old town. Entry is 80 krona. It is worth seeing for the beauty of the building and the exhibitions in the Museum. Th original building dated back to the middle ages but...More

Entry was 80 Kuna, only cash Rectors palace is on an old building that housed a rector who could not leave without permission. Today there are examples of furniture, vases, clocks, other furnishings, and paintings from centuries past, most with religious theme. Near to the...More