Dubrovnik City Walls
Old Town
A 2 km loop of medieval ramparts above the terracotta rooftops and sea.
- Suggested time: 2 hrs
- Booking recommended
- Suits: Photographers
Daily, roughly 8:00–19:30 in summer (earlier in winter)
A walled Adriatic pearl of white stone, terracotta roofs and blue sea.
Dubrovnik’s medieval walls and polished limestone streets rise straight out of the Adriatic. Walk the ramparts early, take the cable car for the view, then swim from a rocky beach or the nearby islands.
Approximate per person per day, including a share of a twin room, and excluding flights. Not live prices.
Old Town
A 2 km loop of medieval ramparts above the terracotta rooftops and sea.
Daily, roughly 8:00–19:30 in summer (earlier in winter)
Old Town
The polished limestone main street and side lanes packed with churches, fountains and cafés.
Open-air; shops open daily
Pile
A rugged fortress on a rock outside the walls, with views back at the old town.
Daily, roughly 8:00–19:00
Old Town
A Gothic-Renaissance palace that served as the seat of the Republic of Ragusa’s rector, now a cultural history museum.
Daily; hours vary
Lokrum (ferry)
A short ferry to a wooded island with peacocks, a monastery and rocky swimming spots.
Ferries daily April–October, roughly 9:00–18:00
Elaphiti Islands
A relaxing day boat trip to car-free islands with swimming stops and a seafood lunch.
Daily in season
Old Town
A peaceful cloister and one of Europe’s oldest working pharmacies, dating from 1317.
Daily; hours vary
Old Town
A 16th-century palace with a graceful loggia, now housing the city’s historical archives.
Daily; hours vary
Well reviewed and fairly priced for what you get: not simply the cheapest.
Lapad, Dubrovnik
Rated 8.4/10, about 21% below typical 4★ prices in Dubrovnik, right by the beach.
Old Town, Dubrovnik
Rated 9.1/10, priced in line with similar 5★ hotels in Dubrovnik, in a central location.
Ploče, Dubrovnik
Rated 8.8/10, priced in line with similar 3★ hotels in Dubrovnik, in a central location.
A seafood restaurant at the old harbour, with tables looking at the boats and dishes such as black risotto.
Known for: Mussels buzara, black risotto
About £30–50 per person
Local favourite Good for Couples · Groups
A traditional tavern on the hillside above Dubrovnik, with terraces and a view of the city.
Known for: Grilled meats and local dishes
About £30–50 per person
Local favourite Good for Couples · Groups
A seafood restaurant beside the oyster farms of Mali Ston, known for fresh oysters and mussels.
Known for: Ston oysters and mussels
About £30–50 per person
Local favourite Good for Couples · Groups
A tiny vegetarian and vegan restaurant on a side street in the Old Town, a welcome break from seafood.
Known for: Vegan dishes
About £14–30 per person
Good for Families · Groups
Dubrovnik · Highlights
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