Dubrovnik is a stunning city with its amazing Old Town which became an UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979.

George Bernard Shaw said: "Those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik and see Dubrovnik".

So here I come and see ......

Getting Around Old Town
At the Pile Gate, crossing a stone bridge and here is the Stradun which is a broad central boulevard lined by 17th-century buildings.

Stradun, the main street of Dubrovnik Old Town

City Bell Town

Stepped alleyways

Old Port Dubrovnik

Restaurants in Old Port Dubrovnik

Well, people there won't miss any chance to have sunbathing

The Rector’s Palace was Ragusan government’s seat of power

City Bell Tower and St. Blasius Church,on Luza square

Old port, night time

What you can see from the very well preserved City Wall walk?

To avoid the crowd, I started the walk from the Ploce Gate in evening and it took about 1.5 to 2 hrs to complete the walk leisurely.

View of old port

View of dubrovnik's iconic orange roof

A basketball court in irregular shape

View of dubrovnik's iconic orange roof & Lokrum island

Tower Minčeta is the strong fort located in the North wall ending

View of dubrovnik's iconic orange roof

The Big Onofrio's Fountains

View of Dubrovnik from Mount Srd

You can reach here by cable car from old port or driving up a narrow mountain road to have an excellent top view of the city.

In Love with the amazing beaches on crystal clear Adriatic Sea

- St. Jakov

It is a pebble and sandy beach with a tremendous view on Dubrovnik and the Lokrum island. As St. Jakov is a bit far from old town, it is less crowded and you can enjoy sunbathing there without being disturbed.

- Banje beach
If you want to save some walk and enjoy a more lively atmosphere, Banje is a good choice as it is the closest beach to the Old Town with stunning view of Dubrovnik Old port and walls. Also it is claimed to be the most attractive beach in Croatia.