Dubrovnik, they called it the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. Many of our fiends and the media raves about this place.. Plus the film industry loves to film here… So we have got to see it for ourselves.
The City Walls
A spectacular 2-kilometer (1.2 mile) walk entirely surrounding the Old Town. You’ll get unmatched, bird’s-eye views of the shimmering orange rooftops and the sea.
2. Stradun (The Main Street)
The main artery of the Old Town, paved in gleaming white limestone that has been polished smooth by centuries of footsteps. Many films were filmed on this iconic street.
Rector’s Palace
A masterful mix of Gothic and Renaissance architecture that served as the seat of the government back when Dubrovnik was an independent maritime republic.
- Local Tip: Check the local cultural calendar when you arrive. They regularly host classical concerts in the central atrium because the acoustics are flawless.
Buža Bar
“Buža” literally means “hole in the wall.” This is a cliffside bar literally perched on the rocks outside the city walls..and perfect place for cliff dive
10. The Old Port (Stara Luka)
A scenic, historic harbor where local fishermen dock alongside tourist boats. It is incredibly romantic for a late-evening stroll.
