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Dubrovnik City Wallsin Dubrovnik, Croatia

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The main point of interest of Dubrovnik is picturesque defensive stone wall that was built around the Old Town and became a military fort.
Dubrovnik City Walls, Dubrovnik

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#2Walk atop the City Walls of Dubrovnik in DubrovnikWalk atop the City Walls of DubrovnikEugene Krasowski

You should definitely walk atop the main place of interest in Dubrovnik - the Old Town walls.

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Location: the Old Town

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#8Gastro Tour, Hedonist's #1 ChoiceGastro Tour, Hedonist's #1 Choice

Imagine having history of Dubrovnik brought to you on a plate, in some of the city’s finest restaurants. It is a perfect opportunity to dive into the renowned Dalmatian cuisine.

HRK 660+/person

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More places to visit in Dubrovnik

#16Kula Minceta in DubrovnikKula Minceta

The Minceta Tower played an important role in the history of the city, and in the Game of Thrones it was not assigned the last role of the House of the Immortals.

#15Betina Cave Beach in DubrovnikBetina Cave Beach

This tiny secret beach is located directly in the rock and you can reach it only from the sea by boat or kayak. It's unusual, beautiful and tranquil.

#18Jesuits staircase in DubrovnikJesuits staircase

The staircase from the fifth season of Game of Thrones: here Queen Cersei held the walk of shame returning to the Red Keep and passing "redemption".

#30Ston in DubrovnikSton

Former major city, the second most important after Dubrovnik, Ston was known for the sea salt - a valuable product for that time.

#27Old Port in DubrovnikOld Port

The Old Port in Dubrovnik, is known as the Royal Harbor among those who watch the Games of Thrones. It's long been a key place in the city.

#13Fort Royal in DubrovnikFort Royal

The fortress on the top of a high hill on Lokrum Island was built by the French occupiers in 1808. You can enjoy great views from here!

#7Buža Beach in DubrovnikBuža Beach

This unusual multilevel rocky beach is located right at the foot of the City Wall of Dubrovnik on the southern coast of the city.

#6The Dead Sea in DubrovnikThe Dead Sea

A small lake on the Island of Lokrum has its gloomy name because of the salt water - in fact it is a picturesque place with clean seawater.

#29Cave Bar More in DubrovnikCave Bar More

In Dubrovnik you will find a very unusual place - a bar, nestled right in the heart of the cave among stalactites and stalagmites!

#22The Botanical Garden in DubrovnikThe Botanical Garden

The Botanical Grden on the Lokrum island with fabulous peacocks living here turned into oasis in a desert for "Game of Thrones" filming.

#14Arboretum Trsteno in DubrovnikArboretum Trsteno

Do you want to visit the incredible, wild and beautiful garden of the Royal Harbor? Then you should definitely visit the Trsteno arboretum.

#28Botanical Garden in DubrovnikBotanical Garden

A small and very well maintained botanical garden on the Island of Lokrum gathered many unusual plants from all over the world.

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