Tourist guide Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Walls of Dubrovnik
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The city of Dubrovnik is one of the greatest pearls of the Adriatic and Mediterranean, so it is no wonder that, due to preservation, beauty and age, the city walls of Dubrovnik and the old town core have been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The symbol of the city are the walls built in the period from the 12th to the 17th century. The walls of Dubrovnik protected the freedom of the Republic of Dubrovnik for centuries. 1,940 meters long city walls are up to 25 meters high, and up to 6 meters wide. The walls surround the old town of Dubrovnik and represent a complex defense structure. From the walls, visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the old town of Dubrovnik, Lokrum island and the blue sea. The walls of Dubrovnik consist of 16 towers, 4 city gates, 3 forts (Minčeta, Bokar, and St. Ivan) and 6 bastions. Although fortresses Lovrijenac and Revelin are not an integral part of the city walls, both fortresses are part of the city's defense system. Don't miss a unique opportunity to visit the impressive cultural monument recognized by UNESCO. Ticket price for visiting the walls ranges from 50 to 200 Kn (7 to 27 euros). We recommend visiting the walls of Dubrovnik in the morning to avoid crowds. Sightseeing takes around an hour and a half, depending on the tempo, so bring water and sunscreen.
Dubrovnik
Tourist info Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is one of the most famous and the most important tourist destinations in the Mediterranean. The city gained worldwide fame above all because of its history, maritime, commercial and diplomatic traditions and cultural diversity which is why in 1979. has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. As the capital of the Republic of Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik has achieved a high degree of development, particularly during the 15th and 16th century, a prosperity and riches were based on maritime trade and diplomatic skills. The trademark of Dubrovnik are its walls, one of the best preserved fortification system in Europe, 2 km long. Walking along the city walls you will see the imposing fortress that served the defense of the Dubrovnik Republic, then Aquarium and Maritime Museum. Favorite promenade along the city walls is the main street Stradun, the broadest and most beautiful city street that divides the old town on the northern and southern part and that serves as a place of all major public festivities and processions. The old town center has many little cobbled streets, squares, churches, museums and restaurants which you will discover with delight. Dubrovnik has an interesting offer and outside the city walls, so you can climb the cable car to Srdj Hill located at 413 m above sea level and where there is a fortress Imperial with unforgettable panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic. You can visit the island Lokrum which Dubrovnik residents calls the island of lovers, where you can enjoy the scent of the Botanical garden or swimming in the crystal clear waters of Adriatic sea. Private accommodation in Dubrovnik is characterized by quality and charm, and is significantly more affordable compared to hotels. Contact the owners of private accommodation directly and find your ideal apartment or room in the old town or outside of it and get to know and experience Dubrovnik - the jewel of the Mediterranean. Welcome! 
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