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Many people will agree that Dubrovnik is one of the most popular and beautiful Mediterranean cities, and if you continue to read, you will understand why.
Something that makes Dubrovnik distinctive are the defense walls which are almost two kilometers long. Tourists really love them especially because of the beautiful view. In the center of the town is the famous, main street Stradun. It is the favorite promenade for all citizens and visitors. During the day, it is possible to see numerous entertainers and craftsmen doing old crafts to show visitors how the city looked like in the past. Also, don't be surprised if you meet some famous people during Stradun's stroll because Dubrovnik has become the favorite destination of celebrities.
Before you even plan your itinerary and explore the sightseeing spots around you, getting to Dubrovnik is a crucial factor that you need to prioritize. Knowing about the routes and the ways you can get around this quaint city will further simplify your travel experience. Flying is the fastest and most convenient option, with Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) having connections to many international destinations. For a more scenic journey, consider taking a ferry, minivan or car from one of the nearby cities like Split, Hvar, Korcula, Kotor, etc. Getting around Dubrovnik via local transportation is also fairly affordable yet lets you soak in the view of the surroundings.
Dubrovnik boasts many sights, such as the Minčeta Tower, the Pila Gate, the Great Onofrio's Fountain, the Sponza Palace, the City Belfry, the Prince's Palace, the Orland's Pier, the church of St. Vlaho and many others. The city is always full of life, so restaurants and cafes work long into the night. That's a great thing, especially for the younger population. There are many interesting things you should not miss out if you visit Dubrovnik such as the hill Srđ, located above the town, where you will enjoy fantastic view of the whole city and its surroundings. Also, do not forget to visit Lokrum Island, Orsula Park and the famous Dubrovnik's market - Gruž. If you get tired from walking, you can refresh yourself on the nearby popular beach - Banje.
As has already been said, Dubrovnik is full of interesting attractions and events, but one event still stands out in the mass. It's the traditional manifestation Dubrovnik Summer Festival held every year. That's the time when the Old Town becomes a stage for many scenic, music and dance events. It's not important which side of Dubrovnik you choose to visit because one thing is for sure - it will always leave you breathless. Without any doubt, this town will give you a wonderful experience and a dream holiday that you will remember for a lifetime.
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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.

The project is co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund through the Operational Program Competitiveness and Cohesion.

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

Existing paths of about 725 meters in length have been arranged and 195 new plant species have been planted, with a total of 1466 seedlings in 13 fields in the garden. Along the path are planted species of shrubby form, cactuses, palm trees. After 60 years, the Botanical garden at Lokrum is shining again and is waiting for its first visitors.

The Public Institution of Lokrum Reservation completed the botanical garden restoration and landscaping project, which began in 2019 in October, thus completing the revitalization of this island trademark. Existing paths of about 725 meters in length have been arranged and 195 new plant species have been planted, with a total of 1466 seedlings in 13 fields in the garden.








