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The city of Dubrovnik promises you a journey back in time. An ancient city where time appears to have stood still, surrounded by walls and castles from the Middle Ages. Towers, palaces, fountains, churches and a view overlooking the sea. There is good reason for Dubrovnik being called "Pearl of the Adriatic", because it really is. Attractions: The city streets have preserved the medieval atmosphere, the Dominican Monastery, Rector’s Palace, the cathedral, the ancient city walls and views of the bay, carefully tended beaches, the Maritime Museum and Aquarium where you will discover amazing water creatures. Not to be missed: the hiking experience, one of the most satisfying in all of the cities in Europe.
Once you arrive in the noble city of Dubrovnik, Croatia you are sucked into the historical richness and mesmerizing beauty that is visible from all directions. The city, which has preserved its ancient character, is enclosed by high walls and impressive bastions. Start your acquaintance with Dubrovnik by taking an experiential tour along the wall and from the top you will be able to observe the Adriatic in all its glory.
Then, you are invited to walk amongst the wonderful monuments interspersed harmoniously throughout the picturesque alleyways and the bustling markets. Visit the Sephardic synagogue, the city’s Cathedral dating back to the 12th century, sense the grandeur of the past in one of the unique palaces in the city, whether it’s the Sponza Palace or the Rector's Palace. In addition to the elegant temples, the palaces host art exhibitions and classical concerts in a romantic atmosphere.
The selection of museums in Dubrovnik is also impressive and ideal for enthusiasts of this genre: there is a spacious Archaeological Museum with interesting exhibits such as an Egyptian mummy, Greeks vases and fascinating ancient amphorae; the Museum of History and Culture includes collections of paintings, furniture, textile items, ceramic objects, photographic materials, coins and armaments from various eras. The city's Maritime Museum is located at the fort in the heart of the harbor and offers an exhibition of ships, submarines, weaponry and objects found at sea.
A major tourist attraction is the local Aquarium that holds an abundance of fish, sea horses, sea snakes, scorpions, sea urchins. You can walk among the large and transparent aquariums and enjoy interesting explanations about the underwater riches of the Adriatic region.
During the sunny season there is nothing like enjoying the beautiful and well-kept beaches of Dubrovnik. Among the most famous beaches we will mention the much-loved Copacabana beach where it is also possible to rent a jet ski, try water skiing or sailing on a banana boat; you may sit with a refreshing cocktail in one of the nearby bars, and in the evening dance at the discotheques that face towards the coast.
One of the most highly recommended experiences is to take the cable car that glides above the city, from which you overlook the breathtaking views of Dubrovnik and the surrounding islands – the cable car climbs to the top of Srd Hill.
Also, 10 minutes away from the city by boat, you can reach the gorgeous island of Lokrum where there is a magical botanical garden adorned with eucalyptus and cacti; there is a salt lake that allows you to float on the water, and a variety of beauty spots, cafes and restaurants.
Do not leave Dubrovnik without having enjoyed the Croatian gastronomic experience: roast lamb, squid risotto, grilled sardines, beef soup with noodles, potato dough dumplings and other delicacies accompanied by locally produced fine wines, among which the star is Croatia's national wine, Prošek. Here’s to having a wonderful holiday!
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