Buca Palace
Historic urban palazzo in Kotor Old Town associated with the Buca family, a prominent noble lineage in the town.









Venetian-era historic site in Kotor Old Town
Buca Palace is a historic urban palace in Kotor Old Town, associated with the Buca family, one of the prominent noble lineages in the town's history. The building features a stone facade with carved architectural elements including arched windows, decorative stonework and an entrance portal reflecting the conventions of the medieval and Venetian periods. The palace stands within the dense network of narrow streets that characterise the walled town, contributing to the residential architecture for which the Old Town is recognised.
The palace is accessible on foot through the pedestrian streets inside the Old Town walls. Visitors can view the exterior facade and its architectural details while walking through the area. Interior access depends on the building's current function and ownership. The Buca family played a role in the civic and maritime life of Kotor over several centuries, and the palace is one of several noble residences forming the architectural backbone of the Old Town. The building stands within the UNESCO World Heritage zone near the main squares and churches.
Features
Built
13th-18th c.
Style
Romanesque-Gothic
Family
Buca
Status
Partially restored
Access
Exterior only
Area
Old Town





