Dubrovnik Old Town Guided Tour

Explore Dubrovnik's rich historical and architectural heritage on a guided walking tour of the Old Town. During this tour, which lasts around 1.5 hours, you will enjoy an intimate perspective of the city and learn about its history and culture from an expert local guide.

Among the places you will visit, the following are some of the highlights:

• Dubrovnik Walls: TheDubrovnik Walls are an impressive fortification surrounding the old town of Dubrovnik. They were built in the 13th century and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site . They offer spectacular views of the city and the Adriatic Sea.

• Pile Gate: This is one of the two gates leading into Dubrovnik's Old Town through the city walls. It dates back to the 14th century and is an excellent example of medieval architecture. It leads directly to the famous Stradun, the city's main street, and Luza Square.

• Luza Square: Dubrovnik's main square, located in the heart of the Old Town. Surrounded by historic buildings such as the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Rectors' Palace. In the centre of the square is the Stradun Monument.

• Stradun Monument: It is a monument commemorating the reconstruction of Stradun Street after the earthquake of 1667. The monument consists of a column with the figure of St. Blaise, Dubrovnik's patron saint, and a sculpture depicting Orlando, a medieval hero.

• Cathedral of the Assumption: An 18th-century Catholic church built in the Baroque style. It is located in the main square of Dubrovnik's Old Town. It is notable for its impressive façade and interior decorated with frescoes and sculptures.

• Rectors' Palace: This is a Renaissance building built in the 15th century. It was the seat of the government of the Republic of Ragusa and the official residence of the rectors, who were elected annually. It is now a museum with an impressive staircase, a throne room and a collection of historical artefacts and local art.

• Franciscan Monastery: A 14th century monastery and museum located in the centre of Dubrovnik. It is known for its impressive Gothic cloister and for housing one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe, which is still in operation.

A visit full of culture and history, in one of the most beautiful and oldest cities on the Adriatic Sea, which will delight lovers of Mediterranean culture.