Guidebook for Dubrovnik
Food Scene
just next to the apartment there is a lovely restaurant Paparazzo
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Paparazzo Steak House
2 Pobijana ul.just next to the apartment there is a lovely restaurant Paparazzo
Drinks & Nightlife
5 minute walking distance from the apartment there is an amazing night club, which is known in whole Croatia
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Culture club Revelin
3 Ul. Svetog Dominika5 minute walking distance from the apartment there is an amazing night club, which is known in whole Croatia
Buza 1 and Buza 2 are two tiny bars located on the cliffs at the outer edge of the city walls. Both Dubrovnik cliff bars are extremely popular throughout the day.
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Buža Bar
9 Crijevićeva ul.Buza 1 and Buza 2 are two tiny bars located on the cliffs at the outer edge of the city walls. Both Dubrovnik cliff bars are extremely popular throughout the day.
Parks & Nature
Lokrum is the favourite excursion destination of the population of Dubrovnik, as well as of many tourists. From The City harbour regular tourist boats run to Lokrum, in spring and autumn every hour and during the summer every half an hour so it's very convenient to visit this fantastic island. It takes only 10 minutes to get to Lokrum.
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Lokrum
Lokrum is the favourite excursion destination of the population of Dubrovnik, as well as of many tourists. From The City harbour regular tourist boats run to Lokrum, in spring and autumn every hour and during the summer every half an hour so it's very convenient to visit this fantastic island. It takes only 10 minutes to get to Lokrum.
Undoubtedly the best view of Dubrovnik can be had from the crest of Mount Srd, which looms 412 metres above the city a short way inland.
In 1969 they built a cable car serving the summit, operating until midnight during the peak summer months.
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Srđ
Undoubtedly the best view of Dubrovnik can be had from the crest of Mount Srd, which looms 412 metres above the city a short way inland.
In 1969 they built a cable car serving the summit, operating until midnight during the peak summer months.
Elafiti Islands is a small archipelago off the coast of Dubrovnik. The archipelago consists of several islands, but only three of them are inhabited: Kolocep, Lopud, and Sipan.
All three islands are small, each with only a couple of settlements. Lopud and Kolocep are both car-free. Elafiti are nice to visit if you like to escape hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik for a day, if you like sandy beaches (Lopud’s Sunj beach is one of the rare sandy beaches in the area), if you like hiking, or if you look for a special place to dine out with your significant on
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Elaphiti Islands
Elafiti Islands is a small archipelago off the coast of Dubrovnik. The archipelago consists of several islands, but only three of them are inhabited: Kolocep, Lopud, and Sipan.
All three islands are small, each with only a couple of settlements. Lopud and Kolocep are both car-free. Elafiti are nice to visit if you like to escape hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik for a day, if you like sandy beaches (Lopud’s Sunj beach is one of the rare sandy beaches in the area), if you like hiking, or if you look for a special place to dine out with your significant on
Essentials
Just around the corner you have a minimarket where you can buy groceries
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Konzum
11 Gundulićeva poljanaJust around the corner you have a minimarket where you can buy groceries
Getting Around
From here you can catch a bus or taxi. There is also a rent a car office if you want to rent a car during your stay.
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Izinkuni ze-Ploča
Ulica Vrata od PločaFrom here you can catch a bus or taxi. There is also a rent a car office if you want to rent a car during your stay.
From here you can catch a bus or taxi, and you have a main Tourist info office where you can find any information you may need during your stay
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I-Pile Gate
Ulica Vrata od PilaFrom here you can catch a bus or taxi, and you have a main Tourist info office where you can find any information you may need during your stay
Sightseeing
The spectacular Stradun is a place where locals and visitors alike gather day and night to watch the world drift by. Undoubtedly one of Europe's most picturesque pedestrian thoroughfares, the Stradun boasts many cafés and restaurants and is a good spot to rest weary feet after a day touring Dubrovnik.
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Stradun
The spectacular Stradun is a place where locals and visitors alike gather day and night to watch the world drift by. Undoubtedly one of Europe's most picturesque pedestrian thoroughfares, the Stradun boasts many cafés and restaurants and is a good spot to rest weary feet after a day touring Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik's famous Big Fountain of Onofrio is probably the best known of the city's many historic monuments.
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I-Fountain yakwa Onofrio enkulu
2000 Poljana Paska MiličevićaDubrovnik's famous Big Fountain of Onofrio is probably the best known of the city's many historic monuments.
The old city walls of Dubrovnik are one its best-known features. Built in the 10th century and modified in the 13th and 14th centuries, these formidable walls - as high as six meters and up to six meters thick-provided a solid defense against invaders. Totaling nearly two kilometers in length, Dubrovnik's city walls make a great spot for a casual stroll and offer numerous excellent views over the Adriatic and inwards over the old city center. Other highlights include its two towers, the Minceta Tower and the Bokar Tower, along with two forts, the Lovrjenac Fort and the Revelin Fort. Access to the walls is through the main entrance on the left of Pile Gate (admission is charged).
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Amagalelo kaDubrovnik
The old city walls of Dubrovnik are one its best-known features. Built in the 10th century and modified in the 13th and 14th centuries, these formidable walls - as high as six meters and up to six meters thick-provided a solid defense against invaders. Totaling nearly two kilometers in length, Dubrovnik's city walls make a great spot for a casual stroll and offer numerous excellent views over the Adriatic and inwards over the old city center. Other highlights include its two towers, the Minceta Tower and the Bokar Tower, along with two forts, the Lovrjenac Fort and the Revelin Fort. Access to the walls is through the main entrance on the left of Pile Gate (admission is charged).
Arts & Culture
A very moving exhibition with a great variety of approached to the horrors of war.
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War Photo Limited
6 Antuninska ul.A very moving exhibition with a great variety of approached to the horrors of war.
This 14th-century church and monastery contains a pharmacy museum and a world-renowned collection of ancient manuscripts.
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Franjevački samostan Male braće
4 StradunThis 14th-century church and monastery contains a pharmacy museum and a world-renowned collection of ancient manuscripts.
Designed by Onofrio de la Cava in 1435, the Rector's Palace, now home to the city's Cultural Historical Museum, has been much altered through the centuries.
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Indlu ye-Rector
3 Ul. Pred DvoromDesigned by Onofrio de la Cava in 1435, the Rector's Palace, now home to the city's Cultural Historical Museum, has been much altered through the centuries.