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The International Late Summer Music Festival Dubrovnik is an annual festival launched by the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra. Since its debut in 2013, it has found great acceptance among the audience. It takes place in late August until late September. The aim of the festival is to keep the presence of music and cultural vibrancy in Dubrovnik after the Dubrovnik Summer Festival.
The program includes a number of events - symphony concerts, chamber concerts and recitals, all held in the beautiful setting of the Rector's Palace. Croatian artists, in cooperation with internationally renowned guest artists, play well-known works by international and Croatian composers.
For the seventh year, the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra is organising the International Late Summer Music Festival Dubrovnik, which brings internationally acclaimed artists to the town.This year festival takes place from 30rd August until 24th September and includes different events - symphony concerts, chamber music concerts as well as recitals that will take place in the Rector's Palace atrium. The Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra will host some of the most famous local and internationally acclaimed musicians.
Participants in 2019
Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra Marc Tardue, conductor (USA)
Christoph Campestrini, conductor (Austria)
Nicholas Milton,conductor (Australia)
Christoph Koenig, conductor (Germany)
Emmanuel Tjeknavorian, violin (Austria)
Aleksey Semenenko, violin (Ukraine)
Marija Bašić, violin
Ruta Bobić, violin
Marija Lijović, violin
Ante Slišković, violin
Tomislav Špehar
violin Naira Asatryan
piano Petrit Çeku
guitar Jasminka Stančul
piano Symphony4Vienna string quartet
The Romeo and Juliet Choir (Sweden)
Valerija Nikolovska band
Visit Dubrovnik in the late summer, enjoy an Indian summer and a musical treat that will last until early fall.

Overlooking the beach Lapad, located in the city of Dubrovnik in Croatia. A port Gruž in Dubrovnik always pleasantly surprises by the view of oceanfront cruisers. There are no so many towns in Croatia that has such a rich historical story like Dubrovnik. So, it's no surprise that here come a large number of tourists and cruisers from all over the world. Although our web camera is quite remote, due to the really impressive size of the floatable"cities" we can imagine how it would look like if we

During the summer months you have the opportunity to enjoy a fantastic view of the beach in Lapad Bay. It is a sandy-pebble beach located near the hotel Kompas. Thanks to the sandy shallow, this beach is great for families with small children. Here you can play 'picigin' and volleyball, and kids can play on nearby playgrounds. The dense, lush and sumptuous forest will provide great shade and escape from sun, and a large number of catering facilities will offer you cold cocktails and tasty meals.

The beach that lives day and night. The full daily sports activities offered here, as per day, the beach is alive with sunset too. Then the nightlife will began and the night swim on the Banje beach is a unique experience. Watch live streaming via our webcams and you will immediately wish to be there!

Look at the the beach that lives day and night. Banje Beach is the most famous beach in Dubrovnik, just a few minutes walk from the old town with a beautiful view, just like the enchanting, uninhabited island of Lokrum. The beach is protected as an immaterial cultural heritage.

Street Stradun or Placa how is called by Dubrovnik people, is the main street of the town, the vibrant street you need to visit if you want to feel the spirit of the city. If you did not walk through Stradun, you were not even in Dubrovnik - there is a famous proverb about this street. It is 298 meters long and it can be easily walked for ten minutes of light walk, but for Dubrovnik people it is the longest street in the world where everybody knows and greets everybody, comments on daily events

