The historic old town of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, charming narrow streets, and iconic city walls.

Dubrovnik served as the filming location for King's Landing in the popular TV series Game of Thrones, attracting many fans of the show to visit the city.

Dubrovnik's impressive city walls offer panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the old town, providing a unique perspective of the city's beauty.

The main street of Dubrovnik's old town, Stradun is lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings, making it a bustling hub for locals and tourists alike.

A short boat ride from Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island is a natural paradise known for its botanical garden, historic monastery, and peacocks roaming freely.

This imposing fortress offers stunning views of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic Sea, and is a popular spot for visitors interested in history and architecture.

A well-preserved Renaissance palace in Dubrovnik, Sponza Palace now houses the city's State Archives and is a must-visit for history buffs.

Dubrovnik and its surroundings offer a variety of beautiful beaches, such as Banje Beach and Copacabana Beach, where visitors can relax and enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic.

Every summer, the city hosts a renowned cultural festival featuring music, theater, dance, and art performances in various historic venues throughout Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik is famous for its delicious seafood dishes, as well as Mediterranean-inspired cuisine served in its numerous restaurants and cafes.

Wander through the historic UNESCO-listed Old Town with its stunning medieval walls, cobblestone streets, and historic architecture.

Enjoy breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and the red rooftops of Old Town as you stroll along Dubrovnik's iconic city walls.

Known as "Dubrovnik's Gibraltar," this fortress offers panoramic views of the city and coastline, and is a popular filming location for Game of Thrones.

Ride up Mount Srđ for sweeping views over Dubrovnik, the surrounding islands, and the Adriatic, especially beautiful at sunset.

Relax at this popular beach just outside the city walls, offering views of Old Town and crystal-clear waters.

Take a short ferry to Lokrum Island, home to peacocks, a botanical garden, and the ruins of a Benedictine monastery.

Discover the history of Dubrovnik at this former government palace, now a museum showcasing artifacts from the city’s past.

The main street of Old Town, lined with historic buildings, shops, cafes, and a perfect place for people-watching.

Visit this baroque cathedral with beautiful art, including works by Italian masters, and see its treasury with religious relics.

Explore one of Europe’s oldest pharmacies, dating back to 1317, within this beautiful Gothic-Renaissance monastery.

Take a guided sea kayak tour along Dubrovnik’s walls, with stops at hidden caves and beaches.

A stunning 16th-century building now housing Dubrovnik’s state archives, with a beautifully preserved Renaissance-style courtyard.

Learn about the impacts of war through powerful photography exhibits, with a focus on the Balkan conflict.

This cliffside bar offers unique views of the Adriatic Sea, with seating on rocks right on the cliffside.

Explore these peaceful islands near Dubrovnik, with sandy beaches, olive groves, and charming villages.

Located in St. John’s Fortress, this museum showcases Dubrovnik’s maritime history, including model ships and navigational instruments.

Part of Dubrovnik’s city walls, Fort Bokar offers stunning views of the sea and Old Town.

A historic fountain in Old Town, built in the 15th century, where visitors can admire its decorative stonework.

Known for its peaceful cloisters and impressive art collection, including works by local and Italian artists.

If visiting in July or August, experience this cultural festival with music, dance, and theater performances across the city.