Visit Buza I or Buza II for early evening drinks. Walk along the city walls early on your first day to get an idea of the layout. Dolce Vita, near the Pile entrance, has the best gelato.
Almost two kilometres in length, Dubrovnik’s city walls are among the best preserved and most attractive on this planet, and a walk along them is an absolute must. Read more.
Free with the ticket for the city walls and also virtually tourist-free which is a blessing!
Travel in style to the peak of Mount Srđ in the recently opened cable car. The 778 meter journey gives you breathtaking views over the Old City. Read more.
The views are well worth it even if ice-cream is a bit overpriced. Sit on the terrace and enjoy the wonderful view of Dubrovnik's old town.
The 'dead sea' lake has an awesome rope swing, the far side of the island has great cliffs for diving, and wild peacocks all around. It's 10 min by ferry from the old city, bring a camera.
Its crazy hot inside. If there's no place on the street - u better pass by. Tequila is great though.
our version of Hard Rock Caffee - interior looks alike but the name is different. Rock music and cheap.
The Old Bridge stood for 427 years, until it was destroyed on November 9, 1993 by Bosnian Croat forces during the Croat-Bosniak War.
