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Old Portin Dubrovnik, Croatia

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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.
Old Port, Dubrovnik
Indeed, the Old Port is the oldest place in Dubrovnik. Previously, it was a commercial port with the main defense fortification of the city, and today it is a harbor for yachts and a popular tourist destination.

This place became a cult among the fans of the series of the Game of Thrones. According to the plot, it is called the Royal Harbor and serves as a strategic point as the fortification of the Old Port did.

The Royal Harbor hosted the key battles of the Lannister Army and other major scenes.

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Location: Old Port, Dubrovnik

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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.

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Locals adore this small pebble and sandy beach. In addition to the Mediterranean suntan, you'll get a beautiful view of the Old Town of Dubrovnik and Lokrum Island.

#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.

#12Panorama Restaurant in DubrovnikPanorama Restaurant

It is located on the upper embarkation point of the cable car station at the top of the Srđ Mountain. You can enjoy beautiful views and the Mediterranean cuisine here.

#28Botanical Garden in DubrovnikBotanical Garden

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#11Large Onofrio's Fountain in DubrovnikLarge Onofrio's Fountain

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#1Dubrovnik Cable Car in DubrovnikDubrovnik Cable Car

The only cable car on the Adriatic coast runs between the Old Town and the peak of the Mount Srdj which is at the height of 405 meters above sea.

#3Stradun (Placa) street in DubrovnikStradun (Placa) street

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#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.

#5Lokrum Island in DubrovnikLokrum Island

The small island located 700 meters away from Dubrovnik is a perfect place for a quiet weekend. You will enjoy its beautiful nature and stunning views around.

#24Copacabana Beach in DubrovnikCopacabana Beach

It's not comfortable to get to the largest beach in Dubrovnik but as a reward you'll get beautiful views of the islands of Daksa and less people than on the other beaches.

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