Discover Dubrovnik's Old Town Landmarks
- Start the tour at Pile Gate by admiring the old drawbridge that was once used to protect the town at night. Take some time to enjoy the stunning view of the sea and the city walls.
- Stroll along the main street of Dubrovnik, which is also the most important sight in the city. Enjoy the Baroque architecture of the buildings lining the street. Take in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling street and observe the locals going about their daily business.
- See the oldest pharmacy in Europe, located on Stradun street. Learn about the history of medicine and pharmaceuticals in Dubrovnik.
- Take a break from the busy Stradun street and explore the small, winding streets of the Old Town. Admire charming buildings, quaint courtyards, and traditional shops. Get lost in the maze of narrow streets and discover hidden gems along the way.
- Visit the 15th-century Gothic-Renaissance palace that once served as the seat of the Republic of Ragusa. Admire the elegant architecture and ornate decoration of the palace. Learn about the history of the palace and the important events that took place there.
- Go to the impressive Baroque-style Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, located in the heart of the Old Town. Admire the beautiful interior and the stunning artwork on display. Learn about the history of the cathedral and its importance to the people of Dubrovnik.
- Take a stroll along the picturesque harbour and enjoy the stunning views of the sea. Admire the traditional boats and fishing nets used by local fishermen. Learn about the history of the harbour and its importance to the city's economy.
- Look at the 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance palace that once served as a customs house and treasury. Admire the elegant architecture and intricate stonework of the building. Learn about the history of Sponza and its role in the city's economy.
- Later, marvel at the beautiful Baroque-style St. Blaise Church, located in the center of the square. Take in the stunning view of the church's dome and the surrounding buildings. Relax and soak in the atmosphere of the square, which is a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike.
Note - this tour does not include an inside visit to the Rector's Palace.