Dubrovnik, frequently called the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” is a city that coexists with natural beauty, historical ...

Get set for incredible landscapes, restorative outdoor adventures, and captivating island culture on an exploration of ...

The best hotels in Dubrovnik for Old Town views and beachside stays Tucked away in one of the narrow lanes off the Old Town’s ...

Sandwiched between the Dubrovnik Cathedral and St. Blaise's Church, the Rector's Palace occupies the best real estate in Old Town right on the water and at the end of Stradun, Dubrovnik's main street.

Walking into Old Town, you will find yourself on the most famous and beloved Dubrovnik city street, Stradun. With its numerous souvenir shops, galleries, coffee bars, and restaurants, Stradun is never ...

Perched in a prime position on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, this historic jewel of a city has plenty to offer, including the ...

The Stradun, a vital artery By 9 a.m., the ballet begins on Stradun, the 'main street' in Slavic. The limestone, polished by millions of footsteps since the 13 th century, transforms into a mirror ...

The Cele Café at Stradun 1, is the perfect option ... The Rector's Palace is filled with artefacts relating to when Dubrovnik was Ragusa, a powerful medieval republic. Free to enter, the Sponza ...

It should also be easy to find a table and find room on the main street to take a Stradun selfie. Although Dubrovnik is gearing itself more and more to being a year-round destination, the crowds ...

Just a few metres away from Dubrovnik’s cathedral is this elegant ... It’s on the restaurant-filled Prijeko street that runs parallel to Stradun, but you’ll want to dine in its Stara Loza ...