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Travel guide Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik, a magnificent city on Croatia's Adriatic coast, is famous for its impressive medieval architecture and historic city walls. Known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', it offers an enchanting blend of culture, history and natural beauty.

Rich in history, Dubrovnik was an important maritime centre in the past. Its ramparts and historic buildings bear witness to its greatness and strategic importance over the centuries.

Dubrovnik is accessible via its international airport, and by road and sea. The city is a popular destination for Mediterranean cruises and is well connected to other parts of Croatia.

Accommodation

Dubrovnik offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury hotels with stunning sea views to traditional hostels in the old town.

Gastronomy

Dalmatian cuisine, fresh seafood, black risotto, local wines.

What is there to see? What to do?

Dubrovnik's ramparts, the Stradun, the Rectors' Palace, Assumption Cathedral, Dubrovnik cable car.

The old town, the Ploče district, Lapad, the Elaphite islands.

Guided tours of the town, swimming and water sports, boat trips to nearby islands, hiking.

Family beaches, water sports, parks and nature areas, educational visits.

Festival d’été de Dubrovnik, fête de Saint-Blaise, carnaval, divers événements culturels et musicaux.

Activities

Shopping

Artisanat local, bijoux, produits d’olive, marchés en plein air.

Nightlife

Bars with sea views, live music, trendy clubs, cultural evenings.

Did you know?

Dubrovnik a servi de lieu de tournage majeur pour la série ‘Game of Thrones’.
The city walls are among the best preserved in Europe.
La République de Raguse, dont Dubrovnik était la capitale, a été l’une des premières à abolir l’esclavage en 1416.
Dubrovnik was badly damaged during the siege of 1991 but has been meticulously restored.
The old town is entirely pedestrianised, preserving its historic charm.

Tips and tricks
Use local buses to get around, as parking can be limited in the old town.
Wear comfortable shoes to walk on cobbles.
Visitez tôt le matin ou en fin d’après-midi pour éviter les foules.

Explore the narrow streets of the old town, visit the museums and galleries, and enjoy the less-frequented beaches.

Hello, my name is Ana, I'm 28 and I'm passionate about travel and culture. As a DiamsTrotter for Diamscity.com, I share my discoveries and experiences of Dubrovnik and Croatia with you through my articles.

Ana K.

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