Things To Do
Dubrovnik Summer Festival
Opening Ceremony will be on the 10th and we have a fun dinner planned that night. Depending on the days activities and energy levels, this could be fun to do before/ after.
Prijeko Street
Neighbourhood: Located in the Old Town within the heart of Dubrovnik, Prijeko Street has charming artisan shops and small studios. Explore galleries and enjoy local street performers.
Gruž District
Neighbourhood: This port area is an up-and-coming hub for creative spaces and local markets. Visit the Gruž Market for handmade crafts and affordable souvenirs. Featuring quirky cafes and pop-up art events.
Life According to KAWA
Shop: A concept store offering a mix of contemporary Croatian design, including clothing, home decor, and accessories. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s a fun place to browse and get inspired.
Art Atelier
Shop: : Connect with Dubrovnik’s creative soul with a visit to this small studio in the Old Town where you can find original artworks, sketches, and paintings by local artists. It is run by local creatives.
Love Bar
Café/Bar: This spot often features rotating art displays and cool décor. Enjoy a reasonably priced coffee or cocktail while soaking up the artsy vibe. Their motto is ‘no judgement, just love’.
Ulica od Sigurate
Neighbourhood: A charming, narrow street in the Old Town filled with hidden gems. Lined with cobblestone pathways, stone facades, and hanging flowerpots, it offers a picturesque setting to explore.
Pile Gate
Neighbourhood: Near Pile Gate, you’ll find smaller streets and alleyways with murals and creative graffiti, offering a modern contrast to the historic surroundings.
Vardia Farm
Olive Farm: Escape the city crowds for a few hours and enjoy a unique experience among the vines, olive trees & fruits. Only a 15-minute scenic drive from the Dubrovnik Old Town