The most southern city of Croatia, Dubrovnik is a beautifully preserved medieval city set on the Adriatic coast.  The City of Dubrovnik reveals fine examples of Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque architecture along with a rich historical and cultural heritage.  Famous for the UNESCO heritage listed Old City which is surrounded by large intact stone walls, along with the sea of terracotta roof tops - Dubrovnik is a true jewel of the Adriatic.

See:

• Old City– The Old City is characterised by the stone walls which encircle the city.  Incredible views of the Old City can be experienced from the five fortresses surrounding and within the city walls.
• Many islands off the Adriatic coast are accessible from Dubrovnik. These include the Island of Mljet known for its beauty and tranquillity and the Island of Korčula known as one of the best preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean.   
• Dubrovnik Marina – Located 6 kilometres from the city centre, Dubrovnik Marina is described as one of the prettiest Marina’s of the Adriatic coast

Experience:

• Museums & Galleries – Dubrovnik is renowned for its numerous museums and galleries.  Some of most significant museums include the Duke’s Palace exhibiting over 15000 pieces from Croatian culture and history and the Dominican monastery displaying paintings from the 15th and 16th century.
• Dubrovnik Summer Festival – Held since 1950, the Dubrovnik Summer Festival is a cultural feast of classic music, opera and theatre performances over 47 days of summer. 
• Folklore Shows – Folklore music and dancing is a strong tradition in Dubrovnik, regular folklore shows are held in the village of Čilipi on Sunday’s from April to October.  

Secrets of the City:

• Mount Srđ – Located at the foot of Dubrovnik, Mount Srđ is said to offer the most unforgettable panoramic views of Dubrovnik.