Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most beautiful resorts, also known as the “Adriatic Pearl”. Find it in southern Croatia with its fascinating history that attracts thousands of tourists every year. On the other hand, tourists who choose to spend their vacation in Dubrovnik are delighted with this city that has kept its historic monuments intact. Moreover, the impeccable accommodation services and lot of activities are the perfect ingredients for an ideal holiday.

Dubrovnik includes the Lapad Peninsula, where most of the beaches and hotels are. The oldest district of the city is the old centre. Dubrovnik is famous for its history with the buildings and monuments of the old city centre. However, it is now up to the new life trends, preserving its charm from past centuries. Certainly this city will amaze you and there are many to see and do. So what are you waiting for? Spend your Dubrovnik holidays in Croatia with us.

Historic attractions in Dubrovnik

The Old Town of Dubrovnik is of a rare beauty, with marble streets. Be careful when it rains, because the streets turn into a huge skating rink. However, when there are no splashes of water, the marble on the sidewalk offers a special air, which, together with the architecture of the buildings, makes Dubrovnik a small outdoor museum.

The walls of the city of Dubrovnik are some of the best-kept in Europe. You can see them all around the Old Town.

The Fort of St. John played an important part of Dubrovnik’s defences. This imposing structure now houses several modern attractions to keep you entertained. Firstly, in the upper area is the Maritime Museum of Dubrovnik featuring displays of Dubrovnik’s maritime past illustrated through model boats and naval artefacts, Secondly, the lower area contains the Aquarium of Dubrovnik with its many interesting displays of local and exotic fish, as well as a superb collection of seahorses.

Fort Lovrijenac is known also as the “Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar” for its location on a rocky promontory just outside the city’s western wall. You must know that this fort was long time one of Croatia’s most important fortresses.

The Rector’s Palace was in the past the Palace of the General Council. Now it is a museum about the history of the city. You will be amazed by this building which was built in the 15th century. If you like art, then the frescoes and art collections or old furniture from this palace are a “must see”.

Other attractions in Dubrovnik

The Cathedral of Dubrovnik is the second place of worship in the list of the oldest churches in Europe.Come here to discover the cathedral treasury with its many important relics You must know that the most famous is a peace of the cross that Jesus is thought to have been crucified upon. Other famous relics are the splendid display of 138 gold and silver reliquaries from around the world.

The Dubrovnik’s Dominican Monastery is a complex with one of the oldest pharmacies. This monastery goes back to the early 1300s. On one hand, you must know that this place is large. On the other hand, it was heavily damaged in the 1667 earthquake but was completely rebuilt in its present form with special attention given to preserving features.

The spectacular Stradun is a place where people gather day and night to watch the world. It is undoubtedly one of Europe’s most picturesque pedestrian part. The Stradun boasts many cafés and restaurants and is a good spot to rest after a day in Dubrovnik. In addition, the street from 1468, although many of the surrounding buildings were built in the 17th century after the devastating earthquake of 1667.