DUBROVNIK

Dubrovnik, hidden in the southernmost part of Croatia, is an invaluable gem on the southern shores of the Adriatic Sea. With its breathtaking natural beauty, perfect climate, rich historical heritage, and diverse tourist offerings, it is one of the most popular and regularly visited destinations in the region.

To admire the sights of Dubrovnik, it's best to explore on foot. This way, you can experience the romantic atmosphere of narrow stone streets, admire the beauties of the listed monuments, and sample the city's rich culinary offerings. Take a stroll along the most famous city street, Stradun, and admire numerous landmarks and monuments along the way. Stop by one of the most beautiful churches, such as the Cathedral or the Church of St. Blaise. When faced with the harmonious beauty of Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance buildings like the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan Monastery, or the famous Sponza Palace, you'll be left speechless. You can also visit one of the many city museums, galleries, or souvenir shops.

Dubrovnik was chosen as the filming location for the American TV series 'Game of Thrones.' The exceptional success of the series worldwide sparked interest in Dubrovnik and encouraged numerous viewers to visit the city.

When you tire of sightseeing, you can refresh yourself in the crystal-clear blue sea at one of the many beautiful beaches around the wider city center. If you want to spend a day at the beach, you can choose from sandy, rocky, and pebble beaches with numerous options for relaxation and recreation. The mild Mediterranean climate ensures perfect weather throughout the tourist season, with an ideal sea temperature and warm sunny days, making Dubrovnik an ideal summer destination.

Dubrovnik is lively at night as well. To spice up your evening, you can choose from numerous restaurants, concerts, nightclubs, and cocktail bars. For a more relaxed atmosphere, there's a rich selection of restaurants offering everything from fast food to lavish gourmet dinners. It's highly recommended to try one of the typical Dubrovnik dishes, such as green menestra, Dubrovnik rozata, kotonjata, or black risotto, paired with a glass (or a few glasses) of quality wine from local vineyards. If you want to spend the evening more dynamically and entertainingly, there are several nightclubs, dance venues, and cocktail bars, all within the immediate vicinity of the city center.