Dubrovnik

About of Dubrovnik

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A city that is impregnable in many ways, mysterious and a little timeless, the Croatian city has nothing to envy its age-old rival Venice. Dubrovnik, nicknamed the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, boasts imposing medieval ramparts, an emblematic marble-paved Stradun and elegant Renaissance palaces that bear witness to a glorious maritime past. Set between azure seas and rugged mountains, this UNESCO World Heritage city-museum offers an enchanting journey through the centuries.

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What Dubrovnik has to offer?

The Pearl of the Adriatic

Its fragile yet powerful city walls certainly give the city an extraordinary charm. Despite an earthquake in 1667 and war in 1990, Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has managed to preserve its gothic palaces, churches, and monasteries as well as its beautiful baroque buildings along the Rue Placa.

Medieval Fortress

But the most important monuments in the city are the remarkable medieval city walls that surround the old city centre. Reinforced by four fortresses, notably the St. John’s Fortress, the city walls are six metres wide and 25 metres high.

Game of Thrones Theatre

If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones, we’ve got just the thing for you! With many of the filming locations in Dubrovnik (including the Lovrijenac fortress and Gradac Park), you need to take a walking tour around the city. You might also enjoy a trip to the island of Lokrum, just 600m from Dubrovnik.

The National Park on the Mljet Island

Being the most forested island in the Adriatic, it’s no wonder that the entire island of MIljet is a National Park. But in addition to beautiful landscapes, the island also has a rich cultural heritage. You might also enjoy a trip to the monastery in the neighbouring islet in the Green Lake.