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Dubrovnik Old City is picturesque and lovable. It justly earns its sobriquet, "The Pearl of the Adriatic".
Although Dubrovnik is small, it offers the traveler a rich variety of exciting experiences. These include:
Stroll along the top of the 24 meter (80 foot) high fortified walls that encircle Dubrovnik. It takes about an hour and offers perspective views of the old city and the surrounding vividly blue Adriatic Sea.
Unwind at the Old Port of Dubrovnik as you absorb the sight of the colorful small boats neatly moored in the blue-watered harbor.
Promenade with locals at night down Stradun. It's the marble-paved main avenue that bisects Dubrovnik Old City. Be sure to stop and relax at one of the street's many people-watching outdoor cafes.
Relax at one of the Stradun's many people-watching outdoor cafes.
Explorie the maze of charming medieval back streets (nearly all these buildings were erected before the 14th century and are designed in the Roman, Gothic and Baroque architectural styles).
Enjoy world-class music, dance and theatre performances at the famous annual Dubrovnik Summer Festival.
Late summer and especially early fall is the ideal time to be in Dubrovnik.
Those within the city walls are limited, but worth their premium price. Staying in the heart of charming old Dubrovnik enhances your experience.
The area has a number of beaches. They can be fun, but unfortunately, they are pebbled, not sandy - and can be crowded during peak tourist periods.
In 1991, the Old City was shelled over several months during the Balkan conflict. Hundreds of historical buildings were blown apart or seriously damaged. Fortunately, Dubrovnik is now restored to its former appeal thanks to an international effort led by UNESCO.


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