Dubrovnik (Croatia)
Population: ≈ 41,000
Language: Croatian
Welcome to Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic”—a stunning walled city of red rooftops, stone streets, and shimmering sea views. Famous for its UNESCO-listed Old Town, Dubrovnik invites you to explore centuries of history, from medieval fortresses to Game of Thrones filming spots.
Places to visit
1. Dubrovnik City Walls
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Walk the legendary medieval walls for breathtaking views over the Adriatic and Old Town.
2. Old Town (Stari Grad)
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A maze of limestone streets, Baroque churches, and charming squares inside the city walls.
3. Stradun (Placa Street)
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The Old Town’s elegant main promenade, lined with cafés, shops, and historic buildings.
4. Fort Lovrijenac (St. Lawrence Fortress)
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A dramatic fortress perched on a cliff, known as “Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar.”
5. Rector’s Palace
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A Gothic-Renaissance palace that once housed the city’s rector and council.
6. Dubrovnik Cathedral & Treasury
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A Baroque cathedral with a treasury of priceless religious artifacts.
7. Lokrum Island
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A lush nature reserve with peacocks, botanical gardens, and medieval ruins—just a short ferry ride away.
8. Mount Srđ & Cable Car
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Ride the cable car or hike up for panoramic views over Dubrovnik and the sea.
9. Franciscan Monastery & Pharmacy
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Home to one of Europe’s oldest pharmacies, still operating since 1317.
10. Banje Beach
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Dubrovnik’s most popular beach, with crystal-clear waters and Old Town views.
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