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Transport yourself back in time during a historical Dubrovnik tour! Situated in the Adriatic Sea and enjoying a Mediterranean climate, a Dubrovnik trip represents a holidaymaker’s dream! This hidden gem within Croatia fell off of the tourists’ radar while it suffered under the USSR and during the subsequent war for independence. But now, a Dubrovnik sightseeing tour is fast becoming one of the most popular things to do in Croatia! Taking a stroll along the city’s impressive stone walls from the 1300’s is what to do in Dubrovnik if you want to get your bearings. And, the gothic, 14th-century Rector’s Palace will redefine opulence for you. Also, you might want to check out St. Blaise’s Church, which houses a statue of St. Blaise that survived a disastrous fire. Exploring these famous buildings during a historical walk around the city is what to do in Dubrovnik!
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Our tips for Dubrovnik
- Walk the Walls.Walking the city’s 14th-century walls represents a popular activity during any Dubrovnik trip. You’ll get a real sense of the city’s history and the views of the turquoise waters are unbeatable, too.
- Game of Thrones. Used as a filming location in the one of the most popular T.V. series of all time, Game of Thrones, parts of Old Town Dubrovnik should look very familiar to you!
- Free Fort. Don’t forget that when you buy tickets to walk the city walls, you also have a free pass to visit the historic, triangular Fort Lovrijenac.
Good to know
Dubrovnik enjoys a Mediterranean climate, which means warm summers and mild winters. In autumn, between September and October, temperatures are not as oppressive as the summer months and the sea is still warm enough for a swim. For those reasons, fall represents the best time to visit Dubrovnik. In the summer months of July and August, Dubrovnik sees a lot of cruise ships, which quickly overwhelm the little city with tourists. This results in long queues at the top Dubrovnik attractions. Consequently, prices on just about everything also rise considerably, which means you need to dig a little deeper into your wallet.
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