Attraction
1. City Walls of Dubrovnik
Almost two kilometres of medieval ramparts wrapped around Dubrovnik's Old Town, walkable in a full circuit with views over terracotta roofs and the open Adriatic.
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2. Rector’s Palace
The Gothic and Renaissance seat of the Ragusan Republic's rector, now the Cultural History Museum with period rooms, a courtroom, prison cells and a celebrated atrium.
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3. Fort Lovrijenac
A clifftop fortress just outside the Pile Gate, 37 metres above the sea, famed for its liberty motto, its views of the walls and its summer Shakespeare performances.
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4. Stradun
The polished limestone main street of Dubrovnik's Old Town, running about 300 metres from the Pile Gate to the Bell Tower between uniform post-earthquake houses.
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5. Franciscan Monastery and Old Pharmacy
A friary by the Pile Gate with a Romanesque-Gothic cloister, a museum of treasures and manuscripts, and a pharmacy that has operated since 1317.
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6. Dubrovnik Cathedral and Treasury
Dubrovnik's Baroque cathedral, rebuilt after the 1667 earthquake, with a Titian altarpiece and a treasury holding the gold reliquaries of St Blaise.
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7. Luža Square
The square at the eastern end of Stradun, framed by Sponza Palace, the Church of St Blaise, the Bell Tower and the 15th-century Orlando's Column.
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8. Lokrum Island
A wooded nature reserve island a short boat ride from the Old Port, with a ruined Benedictine monastery, botanical gardens, a salt lake and resident peacocks.
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9. Old Port of Dubrovnik
The small walled harbour on the eastern side of the Old Town, shaped in the 15th century and guarded by St John's Fortress and Revelin.
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10. Trsteno Arboretum
A Renaissance country estate north-west of Dubrovnik, now an arboretum of the Croatian Academy, with formal gardens, a Neptune fountain and 500-year-old plane trees.
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