Dubrovnik’s Old Town is rich in historical and cultural locations that you must visit. The first thing you need to do once you enter the Old Town is walk along the city walls. The walls of Dubrovnik surround the Old Town in its entirety and are approximately 2 km long. Although it can be a bit tiring to walk along the city walls, especially in the summer, we recommend that you do it while you are in Dubrovnik. Trust us, all your fatigue will be gone when you see the gorgeous view of the Old Town and the seascape that surrounds it.
During the tour of the Old Town of Dubrovnik, you must visit the Rector’s Palace, the church of St. Blaise or the Dubrovnik Cathedral. After you’re done sightseeing, take a short break and enjoy slowly sipping your coffee in one of the many local cafes in the Old Town. And, if you are hungry, try delicious local delicacies in a traditional Dubrovnik restaurant.
The Old Town is not all that Dubrovnik has to offer, the rest of the city is equally beautiful and interesting. Take a walk along Lapad Bay and soak up the sun on the beautiful city beach in the midst of Dubrovnik. If you are in the mood for an adventure or a break in nature, try hiking on the Mala Petka hill or visit the mountain Srđ and enjoy the most spectacular view of the entire of Dubrovnik.
In addition to the city itself, we recommend that you explore the surroundings of Dubrovnik as well. Day trips to Cavtat or to the Island of Lokrum are perfect for avoiding the city crowds. Dubrovnik offers a wide range of activities, both inside the Old Town and outside the city walls; check in advance if there are events that might interest you and make sure you have a good time while you stay in Dubrovnik. One thing is for sure, Dubrovnik will delight you with its beauty and beautiful charm.