[2025 Dubrovnik Attraction] Travel Guide for Dubrovnik City Walls (Updated Jul)

Dubrovnik, Croatia is truly a hidden gem of a city! Here you'll find stunning city walls - walking along them offers breathtaking panoramic views of the entire Old Town and the Adriatic Sea🌊. In the Old Town, the red-roofed buildings are beautifully arranged, making every corner picture-perfect📷. Don't miss the famous Dubrovnik Cathedral with its unique architectural style and rich historical atmosphere🕌. By the harbor, watching the sailboats come and go while feeling the sea breeze makes time seem to slow down🌞.

What is it like to stand on the world's most beautiful city wall and watch the sunset over the Adriatic Sea? ✨ As the filming location for King's Landing in "Game of Thrones," the twilight of the Dubrovnik city walls is simply breathtaking! I enjoyed an unparalleled sunset on my last day in King's Landing. ⏰ Best time to go on the wall ▫️Summer (June–August): It is recommended to enter after 6pm, the light is soft and not too bright ▫️Spring and Autumn (April–May/September–October): The best time is 2 hours before sunset, with fewer people and beautiful scenery ▫️Winter (November–March): Check the sunset time in advance, it is recommended to go on the wall around 3pm 📸 Excellent photo spots 1️⃣ Minceta Tower - The highest point in the city, overlooking the red roofs and blue sea 2️⃣ Near Pile Gate - Capture the S-shaped curve of the city wall and the sunset in the same frame 3️⃣ Bokar Fortress - The classic "Game of Thrones" spot, the sunset glow is super stunning 💡 Useful tips ✅ Tickets are EUR 35 (including the city walls + fortress). It is recommended to buy the Dubrovnik Pass for better value ✅ Wear comfortable, non-slip shoes! The medieval stone steps are steep and slippery ✅ Bring bottled water! There is no water for sale on the city walls (but there is a surprise coffee shop, but it is very expensive ☕) At dusk, the entire old city will gradually be dyed a honey color, and every corner is a postcard picture~

Dubrovnik, this dazzling gem embedded in the azure coastline, captivates with its unparalleled seascape. Walking along the ancient city walls, each brick seems to tell a thousand-year-old story, while before your eyes unfolds an endless expanse of blue sky and sea. Sunlight dances on the shimmering waves, weaving a mesmerizing tapestry of golden and deep blue hues. The sea breeze gently caresses, carrying a hint of saltiness that refreshes the soul. Gazing at the horizon, it feels as if you could touch the edge of the world, and in that moment, all worries are swept away, leaving only a sense of serenity and freedom. The seascape of Dubrovnik is an unforgettable memory on any journey.

🎒Get ready to set off, Dubrovnik in Croatia is waiting for you to explore! 🌍With passport in hand, the world is at your feet. In the morning, feel the awakening of this ancient city with the sea breeze. 🌅 💼Travel essentials? Besides a camera📷, don't forget comfortable shoes👟, because every step here is a scenery. In the morning, stroll on the cobblestone streets of the old town, as if traveling back to the Middle Ages. 🍽️Lunch time, I recommend you try the local seafood platter🦞, fresh and delicious. In the evening, enjoy the sunset🌇 on the city walls, feeling the tranquility and romance of this city. 🍴Don't miss the local delicacies, besides seafood, there is also the rich Croatian wine🍷 waiting for you to taste. Every bite is the best tribute to this land. 🏨At night, stay in a luxurious hotel in Dubrovnik, enjoying a night of luxury and tranquility. 🛏️The view of the ancient city outside the window is like a dream. 🚡Of course, don't forget to take the cable car🚠 to the top of the mountain, overlooking the entire Dubrovnik. At that moment, you will feel all the fatigue disappear. 💡Tip: Remember to book cable car tickets in advance to avoid waiting in line. 🕰️ 🌈Three-day trip to Dubrovnik, you will gain full of memories and emotions. Come join me and explore this beautiful country together! 🌍

#familytrips2024 The Old Town in Dubrovnik is surrounded by the city walls and a walk around the Dubrovnik City Walls will provide you with great magnificent views of the old town, Fort Lovrjenac, the beautiful Adriatic Sea, surrounding Lokrum island & more. The city walls are also a major attraction, thus do go early to avoid the crowd and sunny weather. There are a total of 3 entry points along the gate, and you can choose to enter from any of the gates and walk around the impressive well-preserved walls. You can also choose to go with a guided tour to know more about the history of the walls.

"Croatia: A Beautiful Journey Through Time" Alright, let me help you polish your travel guide to make it more lively and interesting. First, we come to Dubrovnik in Croatia. This city is surrounded by magnificent city walls, and the narrow streets and ancient buildings in the city make you feel as if you have traveled to the Middle Ages. Imagine walking on the city wall, overlooking the entire city, the feeling is simply wonderful! Next, we come to Zagreb. As the capital of Croatia, Zagreb has a rich history and cultural heritage. Walking on the old streets, admiring the exquisite buildings and artworks, it feels like being in a dream world. Split is also a place not to be missed. This city has beautiful beaches and rich cultural heritage. Walking in the old town, passing through narrow streets, admiring the charming buildings and decorations, it is fascinating. If you want to experience some different attractions, then Hvar Island, Zadar, Rovinj and Plitvice Lakes National Park are good choices. These places have unique historical and cultural backgrounds, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of the local customs of Croatia. Finally, if you want to make your trip smoother, you can refer to some travel guides. These guides will provide some useful information and suggestions to make your trip smoother and happier. Whether you like history, culture or natural scenery, Croatia can meet your needs. So, come and join this beautiful country! In Croatia, you can try some local dishes, such as grilled fish and potato stewed beef. Croatian grilled fish is very fresh, after several hours of slow roasting, the fish is tender and juicy, and it is even more delicious with wine. In addition, Croatian potato stewed beef is also very famous. It is made by slow stewing potatoes, beef, spices and red wine. The taste is rich and it is very suitable to be eaten with rice. If you like desserts, you can try Croatian chocolate cake. It is made of rich chocolate, vanilla and cream. The taste is silky and delicate, very delicious.

#fallingseason There’s two things in Dubrovnik you have to experience! One attractions in there is the city wall, which is a well preserved castle that surrounds the historic old town of Dubrovnik. The earliest stone walls were built in the 8th century and now become the most iconic features of the city ! When I first come to visit Dubrovnik, it made me feel impressive how the architectures be like that and it is also unique that there’s a wall surrounding the city. It’s just like protecting ! So if you are a history lover, come and I am sure it won’t let you feel disappointed. Moreover, the Adriatic Sea in Croatia is absolutely pretty as the colour is pure blue and that make you easily jump into the water and get chill! #dubrovnik #境外遊 #croatia #blog #tripcom

#Overseas celebrity photo spots #Overseas travel The most popular attraction of Dubrovnik🇸🇮 is dubrovnik city wall. This city wall is the filming location of the famous movie🎬 and TV series The Hunger Games. And the best way to visit the city wall is to walk around the road, which takes about two hours or so, and you can see the entire face of the old town. 👍🏻 In the summer, I want to see a lot of people jumping into the sea on the coast, very interesting 💕

[Traveling around Eastern Europe] Dubrovnik two-kilometer wall for three hours, I am right in the wall control. It feels more common to walk in the city, but finding a commanding height, such as a wall, a seaside fortress or a mountaintop, is completely another scene. The beauty of Junlin City needs to be seen from a height.

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In the old town of Dubrovnik, a night of night comes to a new round of life. Every restaurant is doing its best to showcase their chic candlelight dinners. Europeans spend a lot of time dining. Friends come to dinner every night to have a drink and spend time chatting with each other. This elegant and not lacking nightlife is enchanting, after dinner. You can take a walk on the Adriatic Sea.

#5月好去处2025 🏛 Must-visit cities and attractions 1. Dubrovnik – Pearl of the Adriatic Walk on the city wall and overlook the red-tiled houses and the ocean. The outer wall is nearly 2km long and 25m high. It is open from 9:00 to 17:00. Walk on the stone-paved street Stradun (Placa) and experience medieval life with the surrounding monuments It is recommended to climb Lovrijenac Castle and take 200 steps to take pictures of the sunset. You can see the city wall against the sea 2. Plitvice Lakes National Park – Green Water and Waterfall Wonderland The trail is combined with a wooden plank road to shuttle through 16 terraced lakes and waterfalls. The water color changes charmingly with the light. It is recommended to reserve more than 6 hours and stay for at least half a day. There are fewer people in the early morning. 3. Krka National Park – Waterfalls for swimming, Skradinski Buk for swimming and enjoying the natural water flow 4. Istria – Rovinj, Hom, Motovun Rovinj is a fairytale fishing village with a strong Italian style, charming stone alleys and coastal scenery. Hum is the world's smallest town and Motovun hill town, a super fairy experience. 5. Korčula – Marco Polo's hometown An ancient town with a medieval fishbone layout. The city atmosphere is warm at night. The bar is cheap at about €2.5 per pint. You can climb Hum Mountain to overlook the entire island, enjoy sword dance performances and Roman ruins. 🏙 One-day recommendation for the capital Zagreb Wander around the Dolac market and the cathedral (Gothic style twin towers, 108m high) in the morning. In the afternoon, taste the traditional Strukli at Ilica Shopping Street; then visit St. Mark's Cathedral and Lotrščak Tower in the upper town to enjoy the city view If you have time, experience the humorous artillery ceremony and the world's shortest cable car (Funicular) 🚗 Transportation arrangement suggestions Road + small boat: Dublin and Zagreb can be reached by bus/train; national parks and self-driving are more convenient. Island hopping: Take a boat from Dublin to islands such as Korcula and Hvar, which can be a day trip or two days. 🎒 Intimate suggestions Avoid the crowds: Dublin City Wall and Plitvice, it is recommended to go in the morning when the park opens or at sunset. Clothing: Please wear non-slip shoes when the city wall is wet; there are many stone steps in the mountain city, so bring a sun hat, comfortable shoes, and swimwear. Budget management: Dublin beer is €2.5, and tourism consumption is more affordable than Italy. 🌟 Summary Croatia combines the charm of medieval ancient cities, fairyland lakes and island coasts. The food impresses people with fresh seafood and cost-effective local wine. Whether it is cultural exploration, natural scenery or island relaxation, you can find a dream travel experience here. If you want to arrange a 5-7 day itinerary of "Zagreb + Plitvice + Dušan + Korcula", I can also help you design it!

The city walls of Dubrovnik surround the Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with the southern side facing the Adriatic Sea. From the northern part of the walls, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Old Town's orange rooftops and the deep blue Adriatic Sea, making it a highlight of Dubrovnik sightseeing. Tickets can be purchased both on-site and online. The price has been increasing year by year, and currently, the admission fee is 40 euros. The ticket also includes access to the "Fort Lovrijenac," which is built on a cliff, so be sure to climb up and explore it. The walls stretch approximately 2,000 meters in length and feature many stairs and slopes. There is no shade, so during summer, it's essential to bring a hat, sunglasses, and stay hydrated to prevent heatstroke! There are also cafes on the walls where you can take a break. During the peak season, it gets very crowded, so visiting early in the morning is highly recommended! The views are truly spectacular, so make sure to climb up and experience it for yourself.

Dubrovnik, often referred to as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," boasts a historic Old Town that has flourished since medieval times. It is said to have inspired settings in works like "Porco Rosso" and "Kiki's Delivery Service." The unique Old Town, surrounded by massive fortifications completed in the 16th century, is home to well-preserved architectural gems such as the Baroque-style Church of St. Blaise, the Renaissance-style Sponza Palace, and the Gothic-style Rector's Palace, which now serves as a history museum. This area is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and walking along its stone-paved streets offers a glimpse into centuries of history. Stradun Street, also known as Placa, is a pedestrian-only limestone-paved thoroughfare lined with shops and restaurants. No matter how many times you visit, Dubrovnik never ceases to amaze! Its stunning medieval streetscape makes it a truly remarkable travel destination.

Walk the City Walls of Dubrovnik Circle the entire old town from above, with stunning views of the sea and orange rooftops. Tips: Go early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and heat. Explore Diocletian’s Palace in Split Wander through a living Roman palace, where locals still live, shop, and eat. Must-do: Climb the Cathedral of St. Domnius for a panoramic view.#travel

The beauty of the Balkan Peninsula is on another level... This European "back garden"💐 fulfills all your medieval fantasies, blending romance, culture, and stunning landscapes—mountain views🌲 rivaling Switzerland and seascapes🌊 comparable to France and Italy. More affordable prices, budget-friendly itineraries, and fewer crowds💯 Not only is it a great value, but it also hides authentic European charm💃 📝 Visa: Schengen visa allows entry 🚗 Route: Roundtrip from Paris 💰 Currency: Varies by country (local exchange required) 🌤 Climate: A year-round "hidden gem" with mild weather—cool summers and warm winters ——Slovenia—— 🔸 Dragon Bridge 🔸 St. Nicholas Cathedral 🔸 Triple Bridge 🔸 Postojna Cave ——Croatia—— 🔸 Dubrovnik City Walls 🔸 Banje Beach 🔸 Plitvice Lakes National Park 🔸 Sea Organ 🔸 Zagreb Cathedral ——Austria—— 🔸 Hallstatt ——Germany—— 🔸 Old Bridge 🔸 Heidelberg 🌈 9-Day Balkan Four-Country Itinerary (Customizable) Day ❶ Paris → Strasbourg → Stuttgart Petite France - EU Parliament District Day ❷ Stuttgart → Munich → Ljubljana Dragon Bridge - St. Nicholas Cathedral - Triple Bridge - Ljubljana Castle Day ❸ Ljubljana → Postojna → Split Postojna Cave Day ❹ Split → Dubrovnik Diocletian's Palace - St. Dominus Church Day ❺ Dubrovnik → Zadar Franciscan Monastery - Dubrovnik City Walls - Banje Beach Day ❻ Zadar → Plitvice Lakes → Zagreb Zadar City Gate - St. Donatus Church - Sea Organ - Plitvice Lakes National Park Day ❼ Zagreb → Salzburg Zagreb Cathedral - Mirabell Palace - Gardens - Hohensalzburg Fortress - Getreidegasse - Mozart's Birthplace - Residenzplatz - Salzburg Cathedral Day ❽ Salzburg → Hallstatt → Munich → Stuttgart Hallstatt Day ❾ Stuttgart → Heidelberg → Paris Old Bridge - Heidelberg Castle The breathtaking countries of the Balkan Peninsula await your discovery🔓!!

#europeonbudget While there’s a modest fee to walk the famous city walls, the experience is well worth it even for those on a budget. These medieval fortifications offer panoramic views over the Adriatic Sea and terracotta-roofed old town. For budget travelers, simply walking beneath the walls or viewing them from outside (especially at Lovrijenac Fort) still provides incredible photo opportunities and history. Early morning visits offer fewer crowds and a magical atmosphere.

We walked around the city walls of the old town of Dubrovnik in the morning. We used the Dubrovnik city pass as it was the same price €40 and you got access to museums and public transport. It was a tough walk at times with lots of stairs and took around an hour and was worth it for the views. We also did a game of thrones walking tour that was interesting and included information about the city as well as behind the scenes on the show. We ate twice in restaurant Amoret and the food was great value for the price and had a nice view of the cathedral. Getting There - Drove from Kotor Montenegro (approx 2 hours) Attractions - city walls of Dubrovnik Hotels - Blue Sea Volantina Food & Restaurants - Restaurant Amoret

#summervacay Croatia was a summer dream come true — where ancient cities meet turquoise bays. I started in Split, where Roman ruins and palm-lined promenades set the tone. From there, I ferried to Hvar Island for beach clubs by day and sunsets from the Spanish Fortress by night. Dubrovnik was pure magic — walking its iconic city walls, I felt like I stepped into a fairytale. We kayaked along the coast, swam in secret coves, and ended every day with grilled seafood and wine. With a mix of culture, nature, and laid-back charm, Croatia is the Adriatic’s summer gem.

#springitinerary #Dubrovnik #CroatiaTravel #OldTownCharm #GameOfThrones #AdriaticGem #WalledCity #UNESCOWorldHeritage #MedievalBeauty #HistoricCity #BalkanAdventure Dubrovnik felt like a dream — a city that’s too photogenic to be real. The moment I stepped through the ancient gates of the Old Town, it was like walking into a beautifully preserved movie set (which, let’s be honest, it kind of is!). Every stone alley had its own rhythm. I wandered along the city walls, taking in panoramic views of terracotta rooftops and the deep blue Adriatic Sea. There’s something magical about watching the waves crash against the fortifications while hearing the faint sound of church bells echoing through the narrow lanes. Of course, Game of Thrones fans will instantly recognize some filming spots, but even if you’re not, the blend of history, architecture, and coastal charm is more than enough to make your jaw drop. I also loved getting “lost” in the maze-like streets — one moment you’re admiring a quiet church, the next you’re standing in a bustling square lined with cafés. At night, the town glows under warm lights, musicians play in the open squares, and everything feels like a slow, romantic dance. Dubrovnik really knows how to make an impression. Travel Tips and How to Get There: • Best time to visit: • Early morning for peaceful walks; evening for magical vibes and fewer crowds • Must-dos: • Walk the city walls (early morning or late afternoon is best) • Ride the cable car up Mount Srđ for epic sunset views • Explore hidden alleys, churches, and the old harbor • Try local dishes like black risotto or fresh pasta with truffle • Vibe: • Historic, charming, cinematic • Good for: • History lovers, photographers, romantic getaways, solo wanderers How to Get There: • By air: • Fly into Dubrovnik Airport (DBV), then take a 30-minute taxi or airport shuttle to the Old Town • By bus: • Regional buses connect Dubrovnik to Split, Zadar, and other Croatian cities • Pro tips: • Wear comfy shoes — the cobblestones are no joke • Bring a hat and sunscreen — the sun reflects hard off the stone streets • Most of Old Town is pedestrian-only, so pack light if you’re carrying bags

Visiting the Dubrovnik City Walls is truly a breathtaking experience. These ancient fortifications, which date back to the 10th century and were strengthened in the 14th and 15th centuries, offer an incredible view of the Adriatic Sea and the red-roofed buildings of the Old Town. Walking the full circuit of the walls takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on your pace and how often you stop to take photos. The path is well-maintained but includes a lot of steps, so comfortable shoes are highly recommended. There are several entry points, but the main one near Pile Gate is the most popular.

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck Dubrovnik City Walls Walking the Dubrovnik City Walls is the most “must-do” activity when visiting this city. Because you will get a beautiful panoramic view of Dubrovnik Old Town in 360 degrees, the unique orange brick roofs, the blue Adriatic Sea, various fortresses that are still in excellent condition, and locations from the Game of Thrones series such as King's Landing. We can choose to walk up the western city gate, Pile Gate (or Ploce gate). When entering, on the left, you will see a steep staircase leading to Minceta Tower, which is the point where you can walk up the city wall. On the wall, you have to walk one way, counterclockwise. And you can't go up and down. If you go down and want to go up again, you have to buy a new ticket. One round trip is about 2 km. #dubrovnikcitywalls #dubrovnik #dubrovnikoldtown #croatia #croatiaroadtrip #europetravel

#postandearn No visit to Dubrovnik is complete without a walk around the spectacular city walls that encircle its historic core. They're among the finest in the world and are the city's defining feature. From the top, the view over the old town and the shimmering Adriatic is sublime. From the sea, the juxtaposition of pinkish-grey stone and azure waters is mesmerizing, while from above the tight maze of church steeples and terracotta roofs is the setting for a fairy tale – or, at the very least, some Game of Thrones episodes. Tickets can be bought at the entrance, but you will skip the line if you buy online in advance. I would recommend buying the Dubrovnik Pass online which gives you free entrances to the city walls, museums and galleries of Dubrovnik and public transportation. To reduce congestion, you're required to walk the walls in an anticlockwise direction. At busy times it can resemble a sweaty, slow-moving conga line. Don't underestimate how strenuous the wall walk can be, especially on a hot day. There's very little shelter and the few vendors selling water on the route tend to overcharge. Don't let that put you off: the views over the old town and the Adriatic are worth any frustration resulting from a busy period. 🕰️Business Hours: 8.30am to 6.30pm during summer times. #croatia #dubrovnik #travel #beachlife

Dubrovnik, Croatia, is said to be the setting for Kiki's Delivery Service. The contrast between the orange roofs and the blue sea is beautiful. It is said to be the pearl of the Adriatic. The Old Town of Dubrovnik is registered as a World Heritage Site. In this beautiful city, we played Kiki's Delivery Service♪ Although we were only wearing red ribbons🎀lol Dubrovnik City Walls Walking around the old town is fun, but be sure to climb the city walls! The view from the walls is amazing 🤗 💰 Entrance fee to the walls: 35 euros in high season *The price is the same with the Dubrovnik Pass, so I recommend the Dubrovnik Pass ☝️ You can also use other tourist attractions and buses in Dubrovnik for the same price, so it will pay for itself quickly 🤭 🕰️ Opening hours: Varies depending on the season, so be sure to check before you go 📍 Access: Entrance is on the left side of the Pile Gate #0 yen trip #Dubrovnik #dubrovnik

Hey friends! Today I will take you to a country that is incredibly beautiful - Croatia 🇭🇷, and guarantee that you will win the beauty photo contest in your circle of friends! **Weather Tips** Bad weather? Doesn't exist! Remember to bring your windbreakers and sweatshirts, but trust me, more often than not you’ll want to throw on your fanciest summer dress and rock out in the sun. Don’t forget the sunscreen and mosquito repellent, because in Croatia in the summer, the sun and mosquitoes are super "hot"! 🦟 **Walking and exploring** - **Shoes Revealed**: Hanging out? A pair of lightweight sneakers will do the trick! Go swimming in the sea? River trekking shoes protect your feet, and stroll on the beach? Flat sandals turn you into a fashion icon in seconds! - **Drive or rent a boat**? Driving through Croatia’s stunning roads or renting a boat to cruise on the Adriatic Sea are both experiences not to be missed! 🛥 **Must visit the ancient city** - **Dubrovnik**: Walking under the city walls, it feels like traveling back to the Middle Ages, and every stone tells a story. - **Zagreb**: The Gothic charm of St. Mark's Church, the vibrant Governor's Square of Jelacic, and the alternative healing of the Museum of Broken Relationships are waiting for you to explore! - **Split**: The grandeur of Diocletian's Palace and the simplicity of Split's old town will make you linger. 🏛 🍽**Food feast** - **ćevapčići with lepinja**: The meat is full of aroma and paired with crispy bread, it is a paradise for meat lovers! 🥩 - **Black rižoto**: The black rice hides the deliciousness of seafood, every bite is a surprise! 🦐 - **Pudingti**: Thin dough with fresh cream and chocolate shavings, sweet but not greasy, a must-try for dessert lovers! 🏖**Island style** Don’t forget the islands of Croatia, the clear waters, the soft sandy beaches, and the small fishing villages hidden by the sea, waiting for you to have a romantic encounter at any time! 🏖💕 Finally, don’t forget to pay easily with MasterCard, Maestro or Visa, and Euro cash is also available! Come to Croatia and start your dream trip! Remember to bring your camera and good mood, see you in the comment section and share your wonderful moments! 📸💬

If you want to experience the most fairytale-like romance in Croatia, **Dubrovnik** is undoubtedly a must-visit. Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," this thousand-year-old city blends medieval architecture, blue seas, and film culture, as if stepping out of a fairytale. Here are its unique charms and must-have experiences: --- ### 1. The Epic "King's Landing" Feel of a Medieval City Dubrovnik's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts remarkably preserved medieval walls that stretch 1,940 meters long and 22 meters high. Comprised of 17 towers and 5 fortresses, it's one of Europe's most complete medieval defense systems. Stroll along the walls, and you'll be treated to a panorama of red-tiled roofs interwoven with the azure coastline. This is also the core filming location for "King's Landing" in *Game of Thrones*. Fans can trace the struggle for the Iron Throne and Daenerys's footsteps, and might even bump into the film crew on the streets. --- ### 2. Glassy Seas and Sunset Wonders - **Banje Beach**: The crystal-clear waters east of the Old Town reflect the orange-red city, creating a fairytale-like contrast. Here, you can snorkel, boat, or simply soak up the sun. - **Cable Car to Mount Srđ**: Take the cable car to the summit for a bird's-eye view of the city and the Adriatic Sea. As evening approaches, await a breathtaking sunset over the sea. The aroma of coffee from the cliffside café blends poetically with the twilight. --- ### 3. Living Cultural Heritage and Festivals - **Dubrovnik Summer Festival**: A 45-day artistic feast with over 40 open-air venues hosting plays and concerts. The city's bell chimes and the sound of the waves create a unique background score. - **Feast of Saint Blaise**: A traditional religious event held every February. The patron saint's procession has been passed down for millennia, immersing visitors in a blend of ancient faith and modern revelry. - **Europe's Oldest Pharmacy**: Operating since 1317 and tucked away in a corner of the Old Town, it stands as a testament to the intersection of medicine and history. --- ### 4. Inspiration for Film and Literature From Hayao Miyazaki's *Porco Rosso* to *Star Wars* and the *007* series, Dubrovnik has frequently served as a filming location. The government's tax rebate policy attracts film crews, and the film industry, in turn, supports the preservation of the Old Town, creating a virtuous cycle. Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw once exclaimed, "Those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik." --- ### 5. Travel Tips - **Crowd Control Measures**: To protect the Old Town, the maximum number of visitors at any one time is 6,000. It's recommended to visit during off-peak hours or plan ahead. - **Convenient Transportation**: Croatia has joined the Schengen Area and adopted the euro. Entry is permitted with a Schengen visa. - **Explore the Surroundings**: Take an island-hopping tour to Hvar (lavender fields and jelly-like seas) or Split (Diocletian's Palace and the Blue Cave) to experience more of Croatia's hidden gems. --- Dubrovnik is not only Croatia's "City of Paradise" but also a fairytale realm where time stands still. Whether you're a history buff, a film enthusiast, or a romantic traveler, you'll find your own magical chapter here. Just as its ancient name "Ragusa" motto states—"Liberty is worth more than gold"—this small city awaits every visitor with its timeless charm of freedom and aesthetics.

Sisters, the holiday is coming! Do you want to go on a multi-country adventure? Here is a 13-day guide to traveling through Croatia and other countries, taking you around Europe! This is an ultra-practical guide, so grab it and start your romantic journey~ . Croatia, where the echoes of history resonate under the ancient city walls 🏰, and the beautiful coastline is accompanied by sunshine 🌊☀️. On this multi-country tour, you will experience the customs of different regions and a unique European adventure! . 🌟 Route Overview: 🌟 DAY1: Depart from Chongqing and fly directly to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. DAY2-DAY3: After visiting Zagreb, head to the picturesque Plitvice Lakes, and then to the ancient city of Zadar. DAY4-DAY5: Continue your journey to Split and experience island hopping. DAY6-DAY7: Travel from Split to Ston, and finally arrive in the charming Dubrovnik, before heading to Kotor. DAY8-DAY9: After visiting Kotor, head to Žabljak, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. DAY10-DAY12: Depart from Sarajevo, visit Wooden Town, then head to Belgrade, visiting Sremska Mitrovica and the Wine Town along the way. DAY13: End your wonderful journey and return to Chongqing from Belgrade. . Travel Essentials: 🧳 📞 Phone card, plug adapter: When traveling to multiple countries, you need to stay connected to the Internet and be able to make calls, and the plugs must also match. 🪪 Documents, visas: Be sure to bring your passport, ID card, and visas for Croatia and other countries. 👗 Clothing: The climate in Croatia in March is suitable, so bring some spring and autumn clothes, as well as sunscreen and windproof jackets. 🔋 Charger, power bank: With so many electronic devices, you need to keep them charged, and a power bank is a lifesaver. . Travel through Croatia and other countries, enjoy the European scenery, and immerse yourself in exotic cultures, making your trip full of surprises and satisfaction! 🌍✨

Sisters! Do you want to travel to Croatia and other countries and enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery and cultural charm of ancient European cities? This 8-day travel guide is your travel guide, which will take you to explore many countries with ease. Save it now! 🌟 -------------------- 🎉Route suggestion: Explore Croatia and other countries🚗 D1: Dubrovnik Arrive in the charming city of Dubrovnik and start your wonderful journey! D2: Mostar Go to Mostar and experience the unique natural scenery and cultural charm. D3: 🌉Latin Bridge Visit the historic Latin Bridge and listen to ancient legends. D4: 💒Peć Cathedral Visit the magnificent Pécs Cathedral and marvel at the majestic beauty of religious architecture. D5: 🌊Lake Balaton——🏛Governor's Square of Jelacic——🕍St. Mark's Church Take a cruise on Lake Balaton and enjoy the beautiful scenery; stroll through Governor-General Jelačić Square and experience the prosperity of the city; visit St. Mark's Church and appreciate the architectural art. D6: Plitvice Lakes National Park Explore the magical beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoy the wild beauty of nature. D7: 🎹Sea Organ——🏰Split Old Town——🏛Diocletian's Palace Listen to the melodious tunes of the Sea Organ, stroll through the Old Town of Split to feel the historical charm, and visit the Diocletian's Palace to explore the charm of the ancient monuments. D8: 🏯Dubrovnik City Walls——🏞Dubrovnik Old Town——🚡Dubrovnik Cable Car Station Climb up the Dubrovnik City Walls to get a panoramic view of the city, stroll through the old town to feel the historical heritage, and take a cable car to enjoy the magnificent scenery to end your unforgettable journey! -------------------- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 Be sure to prepare a phone card, and international roaming is also possible. The conversion plug is essential and the voltage of the country must be remembered. 🪪 I will feel at ease only when all the documents are complete. Both the visa and passport will be checked. Bring a few photocopies with you just in case. 👗 Clothing matching depends on the weather, March is expected to be cold. Comfortable shoes are a must, as the cobblestone roads in the ancient city are a great place for running. 🔋 Charger and mobile power supply to keep you powered up during your travels. There is enough battery to take photos and share the beautiful scenery non-stop. -------------------- That’s all I have to say about itineraries to Croatia and other countries. If you are interested, take action now and start your European trip! 🎉🌍

The holiday is coming, and it's the perfect time for a multi-destination European adventure! We recommend this amazing 11-day itinerary: savor the flavors of roasted suckling pig in Plitvice, sample Adriatic seafood pasta and Dalmatian stew, embark on an island-hopping adventure to Hvar and the Istrian Peninsula, feel the sea breeze in Piran and Zadar, and experience the tranquility of Rovinj and Pula. Visit Šibenik and the Cathedral of St. James, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of three national parks, and don't miss the mysterious Postojna Cave! -------------------- Suggested Itinerary: 🛫An in-depth European tour, a perfect blend of nature and culture🌍 Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and fly directly to Istanbul, kicking off your European adventure. Day 2-3: Arrive in Zagreb, then visit Bled and Ljubljana, experience the mysterious charm of Postojna Cave, and finally head to Portorož for a relaxing evening. Day 4: Travel through Poreč and Rovinj, arrive in Pula, enjoy the seaside, and then head to Opatija to conclude the day. Day 5-6: Depart from Opatija, explore Plitvice Lakes National Park, and savor the unique flavors of Dalmatian cuisine. Afterwards, travel to Zadar and Šibenik, immersing yourself in the rich history. Day 7-8: Visit Trogir and Split, embark on an island-hopping adventure, and explore the beautiful scenery of Hvar. Day 9-10: Depart from Split, pass through Ston, and arrive in Dubrovnik, enjoying the charm of the ancient city. Finally, return to Istanbul to prepare for your return trip. Day 11: Conclude your wonderful European journey and fly back to Shanghai from Istanbul.🛬 -------------------- Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Plitvice Lakes National Park: Explore the unique limestone lakes, experience the wonders of nature, and discover the fascinating world of flora and fauna! 🏰 Walls of Dubrovnik: Step back in time as you stroll along the ancient city walls, experiencing the rich history and magnificent cityscape. 🌊 Lake Bled: A stunning glacial lake in Slovenia, with a picturesque church perched on an island in the center of the lake, creating a scene straight out of a fairytale. 🏛️ Diocletian's Palace: Imagine the residence of a retired Roman emperor—this seaside fortress has witnessed the vicissitudes and glory of history. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Essentials: Don't leave for your European adventure without these items! 📞 Phone card, plug adapter: Stay connected and powered up throughout your European trip. With these two items, you can stay in touch and keep your devices charged. 🪪 Documents, wallet, insurance policy: Ensure you have your visa and passport, a well-stocked wallet for peace of mind, and an insurance policy for a worry-free journey. 👗 Clothing, comfortable shoes: The weather in Europe can be unpredictable in March, so pack both warm and light clothing. Comfortable shoes are essential for exploring Europe without getting tired. -------------------- 🌟Enjoy your European adventure! Remember to like and save this guide to make your trip even more memorable~✨