Dubrovnik — Sights
Two kilometres of wall around a sea of orange roofs.
- Walk the City Walls — Two kilometres of rampart over a sea of orange roofs
- Stradun — Polished limestone, 300 metres straight through town
- Pile Gate — Over the drawbridge and under St Blaise into town
- Rector's Palace — The Gothic palace where a one-month ruler lived
- Dubrovnik Cathedral & Treasury — A Titian altarpiece and a room full of reliquaries
- Franciscan Monastery & Old Pharmacy — A pharmacy open since 1317 and a twin-column cloister
- Fort Lovrijenac — A fortress on a 37 m rock, staring back at the walls
- Mount Srđ Cable Car & Sunset — Four minutes to 400 m, the town and islands at your feet
- Lokrum Island — A wooded island of peacocks, cliff jumps and a salt lake
- Banje Beach — A pebble beach with the city walls as your view
- Buža Cliff Bars — Through a hole in the wall to a bar on the sea rocks
- Game of Thrones Filming Spots Walk — The stairs where Cersei walked to cries of 'Shame!'
- Sea Kayaking — Paddle under the walls and snorkel in a sea cave
- Cavtat Day Trip — A 45-minute boat ride to a quiet pine-wooded harbour town
- Kotor Day Trip (Montenegro) — An old town in a fjord-like bay, its walls climbing the mountain
- Ston Walls & Oysters Day Trip — 5.5 km of walls over the hill, then oysters fresh from the bay
- Sponza Palace — The arched courtyard that beats the heat
- Revelin Fortress — The 1549 east-gate fortress, now a club
- Gradac Park — A free 1898 park facing Lovrijenac
- Trsteno Arboretum — A 16th-century garden with a Neptune fountain
- Ethnographic Museum Rupe — Dalmatian folk life in an old granary
- Onofrio's Great Fountain — The 16-sided dome by Pile Gate
- Dominican Monastery — Gothic cloister and old altar paintings
- Lapad Promenade and Sunset Beach — Car-free seafront and sunset-side beach
- Old Port (Gradska Luka) — Stone harbour with boats to Lokrum
- Orlando Column — Free-city symbol column in Luža