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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Dubrovnik : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Dubrovnik
- The fortified city of Dubrovnik on Croatia's southern coast offers a more deep excursion into the past than a few other places.
- Dubrovnik transports visitors back in time with its thick mediaeval walls, enormous gates, and soaring battlements when the fortified city was a tremendous maritime force with the Mediterranean's third-largest navy.
- The well-preserved city has always been a popular tourist destination in the country, and it's gaining even more popular now as a filming location for HBO's "Game of Thrones."
- Dubrovnik's sites and attractions will thrill historical and fantasy fans alike, and the adjacent beaches and islands provide plenty of opportunity for sunbathing.
- Even a brief visit to Dubrovnik demonstrates why the city is known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic."
- Capital: Croatia
- International Airport: Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)
- Population: 4,065,010
- Currency: Croatian kuna
- Time: GMT+1
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Croatian
- Religion: Catholicism
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Dubrovnik: Highlights for Your Trip
- Any visit to Dubrovnik should include a walk along the top of the city's mediaeval fortifications.
- Stradun is a lovely boulevard where visitors can buy souvenirs, have ice cream from a sidewalk café, or join the residents for an evening promenade.
- The most acceptable way to get a panoramic view of Dubrovnik's ancient city is to take an ultramodern cable car to Mount Srdj.
- Lovrijenac was built as a separate castle to defend against land and marine attacks.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Dubrovnik: Seasonal Guide for Travellers
- Dubrovnik, a city in southern Croatia that both tourists and residents appreciate, will most likely be the starting or ending destination of your Croatia cruise or itinerary.
- Ancient history and mediaeval architecture have long made the city a renowned tourist destination.
- Still, it is even more so now that it is featured in the global hit television series Game of Thrones.
- Dubrovnik can be visited all year, but the summer months in Croatia are April/May through October.
- Warm weather, sunny days, and a wide range of local tours, private excursions, and Croatia cruises.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
Why Dubrovnik Is Worth a Visit: Here Are the Best Places You Must See
Dubrovnik's old town
- Most of your stay will be spent within Dubrovnik's historic city walls, dating back to the 9th century.
- The walls were built and renovated over the ages to protect the city from natural disasters and enemy armies; now, they encircle shining stone structures and the 300-meter-long pedestrian street known as Stradun.
- You'll fly between Pile and Ploe, the city's two gates, cobblestone streets studded with lovely stores and sea-to-table restaurants.
- To capture the spirit of Dubrovnik.
- Cats scatter from the old waterfront as a chorus of tour guides give their spiels.
- Until you approach the Pile Gate's bus-clogged hub, everything is traffic-free.
Island idyll
- Lokrum is an uninhabited isle on the outskirts of Dubrovnik, covered with pines, palms, and cypress trees. Ploe's lush shoreline beckons from the hotel windows.
- It has long been left over to nature, dotted with various ruins and relics - mediaeval, ecclesiastical, Napoleonic, Habsburg.
- Even though taxi boats transport tourists from Dubrovnik every half-hour - you can enjoy a beer in Dubrovnik's main square and be here in 20 minutes - no one is allowed to spend the night.
- According to legend, the Benedictine monks expelled from France cursed Napoleon's armies.
- Following this misfortune, the Habsburgs transformed Lokrum into their summer resort, complete with peacocks and botanical gardens.
Game of Thrones tour
- Since the filming of series two, when it replaced Malta as the favoured setting for the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, Dubrovnik has served as the location for the fantasy city of King's Landing.
- It's becoming more difficult to conceive of 'Game Of Thrones' without images of Dubrovnik flashing through one's head.
- In our guide, you'll find GoT landmarks.
- Take a walking tour with a knowledgeable local firm.
- With its signature stone staircase, the Rector's Palace's inner courtyard was utilised for Daenerys and the Spice King's encounter in Qarth in series two, episode five.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Dubrovnik Off the Beaten Track: Discover More Hidden Wonders
The City Walls
- The stroll through Dubrovnik's walls is the most accessible and most popular itinerary for visitors.
- The primary entrance and ticket office to the City Walls is correct as you enter the ancient town through the Pile Gate.
- You can take an hour or an afternoon at your leisure.
- Although English-language audio guides are available at the main entrance, most visitors are pleased with random views of red-tiled rooftops or, better still, the vast blue of the Adriatic, intermingled with pure white stones thrusting into it from various angles down below.
The cable car to Srđ
- The sparkling orange cablecar soaring high above the old town is a tourist attraction and a piece of history.
- Mount Sr has played an essential role in the city's history, serving as a border against the Turks, a Napoleonic fort, and, most recently, during the Yugoslav Wars in 1991.
- It's pricey, but that doesn't matter because you'll be up in no time, the ancient town nearly disappearing as an Adriatic blue panorama dominates the horizon.
- The cable car is the best way to round off your vacation to one of the gorgeous cities on the planet.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Dubrovnik Culture and Traditions: A Blend of Past and Present
- Many cultural treasures make up the stock of cultural riches in Dubrovnik-Neretva County.
- There are 168 protected historical cities, city-rural settlements, and traditional rural settlements in Croatia, 10 of which are registered and 11 of which are preventively protected.
- In 1978, the entire historical centre of Dubrovnik was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
- In addition, 1436 historical structures, churches, monasteries, other sacral buildings and complexes and vacation villas are all protected.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Dubrovnik: Your Guide to Food, Fun, and Fashion Trends
Šporki Makaruli
#Food
- Don't be alarmed by the term "dirty macaroni."
- This meal combines macaroni with a rich tomato and beef sauce reminiscent of Ragu or Bolognese, and it's just as tasty.
- While eating this dish, you will surely need napkins.
- Kapun is a master of porki makaruli.
Rožata
#Food
- Dubrovnik's most famous dessert, roata, must be tried before leaving.
- This pudding contains a secret ingredient - handmade rose liqueur, which has a texture similar to crème brûlée.
- To kick it, rum is frequently added.
- Almost every restaurant in Dubrovnik serves roata, and Gverovic Orsan is a terrific choice.
Arancini (candied orange or lemon peel)
#Food
- This simple sweet treat has been traced back to the Romans when it was a favourite gift for friends and family.
- Arancini has been a favourite gift for centuries, so bring a few homes.
- Arancini can be found in the market on Gundulieva poljana in the Old Town.
Stradun, Old Town
#Fashion
- Take a stroll down Stradun, the Old Town's main street, to find the city's most active shopping district.
- Visitors come from all over to experience the Old Town beauty behind the ancient city walls, so it's no surprise that there are so many fantastic stores here as well.
- Everything from designer clothing stores and independent boutiques to jewellery stores, art galleries, and many souvenir shops (some traditional, some not so much).
- Check out what shops are buried in Stradun's short side streets to avoid missing out on some hidden gems.
Dubrovnik Shopping Minčeta
#Fashion
- Dubrovnik's Shopping Mineta should undoubtedly tick all your boxes if you're looking for a good old-fashioned shopping binge.
- You'll find it all here, from the high street and big-name fashion companies to perfumeries, shoe stores, sports stores, and even homeware stores.
- After you've finished shopping, there's also a terrace café with fantastic water views.
- Shopping Mineta, located at the end of Gru Bay, is a 30-minute walk from the Old Town and easily accessible from Lapad.
- If you intend to make any large purchases, you might want to take a bus back – routes 6, 3 and 1A pass by Pile Gate.
Gruž Market
#Fashion
- Nothing like visiting the stalls of a local, open-air market while on vacation, and Gru Market is the perfect spot in Dubrovnik to do just that.
- This market near the main harbour focuses on fresh, local goods rather than presents and souvenirs.
- It's where all the residents, not just visitors to the city, go to get the best fruits, vegetables, and seafood (brought in daily from the Elaphiti Islands).
- Gru Market is an excellent spot to experience the Croatian way of life because it is much larger and less congested than the Old Town market.
- If you want to obtain some fresh and delicious food for yourself, get there early before the most incredible stuff sells out!
Cadmos Village
#Fun
- Cadmos Hamlet is a one-of-a-kind adventure park nestled in the old oak trees near Komaji village in the gorgeous Konavle region.
- It's a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with activities ideal for both adults and children.
- A fantastic view of the Konavle valley may be had from a gorgeous, 7-meter-high tree terrace.
- The on-site restaurant also serves delectable homemade delicacies and excellent wines.
- Those who want to put their adventurous spirit to the test can do so on three levels of the adventure park and four zip-lines in our park.
- The first level and zip line are suitable for youngsters.
- Our professional instructors supervise all activities, and we always ensure that the equipment is of excellent quality, such as Petzl.
Countryside biking discovery
#Fun
- Cadmos Village, a hidden adventure park in Konavle Valley, is the starting point for our riding journey.
- Cows and goats, vineyards and various farmlands, and farmers harvesting the benefits of their labour are just a few of the sights you'll see along the way!
- The bicycling tour continues on a paved road to the ivanovi watermill on the river Ljuta, where we will tell you about the mill's history.
- A fully restored stamp mill for creating rough woollen cloth and demonstrating traditional wool processing are also on display.
- Food and beverages will be supplied, so you will not go hungry or thirsty!
Treehouse
#Fun
- This magnificent property is located in the gorgeous Konavle region, near the peaceful village of Komaji.
- Guests can spend their vacation in a magnificent, isolated setting nestled deep in unique oak woodland.
- Located just thirty minutes south of the bustling city of Dubrovnik, guests will have access to a wide choice of must-see attractions while staying at this resort.
- It is ideal for people who want to learn about Croatian tradition, sample great local foods, and relax in unspoiled nature.
- The variety of local goods will allow guests to immerse themselves in the culture, and seeing silk production in this location will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Explore Dubrovnik Natural Beauty and Safari Adventures
- The park is located on the island of Mljet, about 18 miles northwest of Dubrovnik.
- Ferry lines and, during the summer months, hydrofoils connect it to the rest of the world.
- Mljet National Park spans almost a third of the island. Many factors contribute to the park's beauty, such as a unique panoramic view of the coastline with many gorgeous islets, cliffs, and rocks, or lush forests and rocky meadows within the island.
- The Great and Small Lakes karst system is a unique oceanic and geological phenomenon.
- The lakes were once freshwater, but two thousand years ago, they became salt lakes.
- In the middle of the Great Lake sits the islet of St. Mary, which houses the Benedictine Monastery from the 12th century.
- Dubrovnik is surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation due to its warm climate and advantageous geographic location.
- Aside from the obligatory olive groves and vineyards, the area is scented with lemon and orange blossoms and laurel and rosemary.
- Arboretum Trsteno, about 15 miles from Dubrovnik, is home to the world's oldest conservatory.
- Food and beverages will be supplied, so you will not go hungry or thirsty!
- Lokrum Nature Park is one of the islands on Dubrovnik's seas.
- Enjoy the variety of Mediterranean nature, including cypress, oak, and pine forests, olive and agave plantations, vibrant magnolias, and lush palms. Lokrum is a Nature Reserve and a Special Forest Vegetation Reserve.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Dubrovnik Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Dubrovnik Festa is a pre-Festival of St Blaise festival held in Dubrovnik .
- Concerts, theatre performances, and food and wine tastings are among the events.
- Like those in many other Croatian cities, Dubrovnik's museums will participate in this year's (part-online) Night of the Museums.
- Museums, galleries, and other such organisations open their doors to the public – for free – from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. on any given year.
- Every year in early February, the Festival of St Blaise, Dubrovnik's patron saint, takes place.
- The festival involves several ceremonies where residents pay their respects to the saint; the saint's actual feast day is February 3rd.
- This day is known as "Dubrovnik City Day," and festivities commemorate it.
- Carnival season begins in February (in Croatia and around the world).
- In Dubrovnik, look for local carnival offerings.
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