Things to do in Dubrovnik

A short walk from Stradun leads to the ornate hall and tiny museum of city artifacts inside the palace.

Take the 5‑minute ride from the Old Town base to the viewpoint, then hike briefly to the fort for panoramic Adriatic views.

Enjoy fresh shellfish cooked in white wine with crusty bread at this popular Old Town konoba.

Savor slow‑cooked beef in a sweet‑sour sauce served with homemade potato dumplings at Restaurant 360 in Lapad.

Catch a 15‑minute ferry to the island, wander pine‑shaded paths, explore the ruined monastery and relax on the beach.

Follow the 2‑kilometre wall trail starting at Pile Gate to watch the golden light over the sea; wear sturdy shoes.

Grab a local craft beer on the cliff‑edge bar and watch the sea lights flicker as the sun sets.

Take a 30‑minute bus from Dubrovnik’s main station to the pastel harbor town and enjoy a promenade with cafés and sea views.