Things To Do
Walls of Dubrovnik
The walls of Dubrovnik (Dubrovačke gradske zidine) date back to the 10th century, though most of the fortifications you see today were built and reinforced between the 12th and 17th centuries. The walls of Dubrovnik are almost 1.2 miles long (warning: with many steps!), and take around 2 hours to walk the full circuit. You can finish your stroll early at one of the three entrances, but we highly recommend doing the full circuit to see all sides of this spectacular city. Be sure to bring water and sunscreen! There are three entrances to the Dubrovnik Wall - we recommend the entrance by Ploče Gate. Once you enter the city through Ploče Gate, you will cross a small bridge and continue walking down to Sv. Dominika Street. You will see the Dominican church on your right, and on your left will be a small Gothic-style church (St. Luke). Next to St. Luke is a stone archway where you can purchase tickets to enter the Dubrovnik Walls (35 euros).
Dubrovnik Synagogue
The Dubrovnik Synagogue is one of the oldest Sephardic synagogues still in use today and a significant landmark in Dubrovnik’s cultural and religious history. Established in the 14th century and formally recognized in 1408, it is the second-oldest synagogue in Europe and the oldest Sephardic synagogue still active.
Dubrovnik Cable Car
Take a quick cablecar (žičara) ride to the summit of Mount Srđ, 1,300 feet above sea level. Enjoy panoramic views of the expansive Adriatic Sea, Old Town Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island and the surrounding Elaphiti islands. At the summit, you’ll find Fort Imperial (built by Napoleon in 1810) as well as Panorama Restaurant and Bar, where you can enjoy some food or drinks. The cablecar station is located outside of the Old Town walls, so you’ll need to exit through Ploče Gate to get there. Once you exit Ploče Gate, you will take a 5-minute walk up to the Dubrovnik Cablecar Station. Find more infomration and buy tickets using the link below
Gradska kavana Arsenal Restaurant
Gradska Kavana Arsenal is Dubrovnik’s oldest and most iconic café (Kavana), tracing its elegant legacy back to the 19th century. Situated in the former Dubrovnik Republic’s naval arsenal, the restaurant boasts stunning views of the Old Port and the iconic city walls. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely breakfast, a refreshing afternoon coffee, or a delicious Mediterranean-inspired dinner, the setting is truly spectacular. The menu features fresh seafood, locally sourced ingredients, and classic Dalmatian dishes, all served in a refined yet relaxed atmosphere.
Lokrum Island
A quick ferry ride from Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island is a peaceful escape from the bustling Old Town. With crystal-clear swimming spots, lush greenery, and even some friendly peacocks roaming around, it’s perfect for a relaxing day trip. Don’t miss the small saltwater lake known as the Dead Sea - it’s a great place for a swim!
For Game Of Thrones Fans
Dubrovnik is overflowing with iconic Game of Thrones filming locations. From thrilling battles and royal intrigues to Cersei’s unforgettable “Walk of Shame.” The city’s ancient streets, towering walls, and dramatic forts provided the perfect real-world setting for King’s Landing, the capital of Westeros. A guided Dubrovnik Game of Thrones tour is one of the best ways to bring these spots to life, with local guides sharing behind-the-scenes stories, insider trivia, and even props for those must-have photos! The tour linked below is just one of many available in Dubrovnik that is highly rated and recommended! Some of the places you will be able to see: - Pile Gate & Harbour (Blackwater Bay) - Fort Lovrijenac (The Red Keep) - Jesuit Stairs (Walk of Shame) - Rector’s Palace (Spice King’s mansion) - City Walls (King’s Landing walls)