Old Port
The Old Port of Dubrovnik, located in the eastern part of the old town, is a living testimony of the city’s rich maritime history. During the period of the Republic of Ragusa, the port represented the bustling heart of commercial and maritime activities, a role it has maintained over the centuries. This port was not […]
Koločep Island
Koločep, known locally as Kalamota, is the smallest of the inhabited islands in the Elafiti archipelago, located a short distance from Dubrovnik. With an area of only 2.4 square kilometers and a population of around 300 inhabitants, Koločep is a true refuge of tranquility and natural beauty, far from the hustle and bustle of the […]
Sunj beach
Šunj Beach, located on the enchanting island of Lopud, is one of the most renowned sandy beaches in the Dubrovnik region. This corner of paradise, with its fine golden sand and crystal clear waters of the Adriatic, is a must-see attraction for those visiting the Elafiti archipelago. Šunj Beach stretches for about 200 meters, offering […]
Gradac Park
Gradac Park, a green jewel located a short distance from the historic Old Town of Dubrovnik, is a place of serenity and natural beauty that offers visitors a refuge from the lively hustle and bustle of the city. Founded in 1898 during the Austro-Hungarian era, the park covers an area of approximately 17,000 square meters, […]
Daksa Island
Daksa Island, located near the coast of Dubrovnik, is a small but rich in history and mystery. With an area of just 0.07 km², this island is easily visible from the port of Gruž and the Lapad peninsula. Covered by dense vegetation of pine trees and Mediterranean scrub, Daksa appears as a quiet and isolated […]
Fortress of San Giovanni
The Fortress of St. John, also known as Mulo Tower, is one of the most imposing and significant defensive structures in Dubrovnik. Located on the southeastern side of the city’s old port, the fortress was built to protect the entrance of the port from enemy attacks and pirate raids, serving as the main bulwark of […]
Porporela
Porporela, a charming pier and breakwater located in the old port of Dubrovnik, is one of the most loved and visited places in the city. Built in the 19th century to protect the harbor from waves and strong winds that could damage anchored boats, Porporela has a practical function but also a deep sentimental value […]
Dubrovnik Clock Tower
The Clock Tower of Dubrovnik, also known as the Bell Tower, is one of the most iconic structures in the old town, located at the eastern end of Stradun, the main pedestrian street of Dubrovnik. Originally built in 1444, this 31-meter tower has been a symbol of time and power for centuries, marking the hours […]
MOMAD Museum of Modern Art of Ragusa
The Museum of Modern Art in Dubrovnik, located in the prestigious villa built in 1939 by the renowned shipowner of Dubrovnik Božo Banac, is one of the most important cultural institutions in the city. Designed by the renowned Croatian architects Lavoslav Horvat and Harold Bilinić, the museum was founded in 1945 and has since become […]
House of Marin Držić
The Marin Držić House, located in the heart of the Old Town of Dubrovnik, is a museum dedicated to the life and work of the greatest Croatian playwright of the Renaissance. Born in 1508, Držić is often compared to Shakespeare for his ability to address universal themes through comedy and satire. His birthplace was transformed […]
