Miho's Guidebook
Sightseeing
The Elafiti islands are an archipelago situated close to – and slightly northwest of – Dubrovnik. There are actually six islands in the archipelago, not including any small islets, although the three main ones to visit and stay on are Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan.
Two of the three islands, Kolocep and Lopud, are entirely car-free, which means they’re an excellent place to base yourself on if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. (Or perhaps just the hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik for one day!)
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Elaphiti Islands
The Elafiti islands are an archipelago situated close to – and slightly northwest of – Dubrovnik. There are actually six islands in the archipelago, not including any small islets, although the three main ones to visit and stay on are Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan.
Two of the three islands, Kolocep and Lopud, are entirely car-free, which means they’re an excellent place to base yourself on if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. (Or perhaps just the hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik for one day!)
Lokrum is conveniently located on a short ferry ride from Dubrovnik Old Town, so day trips to the island are very popular among locals as well as among the visitors to Dubrovnik. Additionally, spending a day or just a half-day there can be a really refreshing experience, as the island has plenty of pine, cypress and olive trees as well as some other subtropical vegetation which offers tranquillity and shade, especially during the hot summer days.
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Lokrum
Lokrum is conveniently located on a short ferry ride from Dubrovnik Old Town, so day trips to the island are very popular among locals as well as among the visitors to Dubrovnik. Additionally, spending a day or just a half-day there can be a really refreshing experience, as the island has plenty of pine, cypress and olive trees as well as some other subtropical vegetation which offers tranquillity and shade, especially during the hot summer days.
Visiting Mount Srd is one of the best things to do in Dubrovnik. Whether you fancy the hike, would like to see the view from the cable car or need to get a taxi up, this place is for you. Here you will find everything you need to know about Mount Srd.
In terms of size, Mount Srd stands tall at 412 metres and sits on the edge of the Dinaric Alps. At the top you are rewarded with breath taking views overlooking the Old Town and the summit is home to the Panorama Restaurant & Bar, the Homeland War Museum and a really big cross.
Srd is definitely the best place to watch the sunset.
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Srđ
Visiting Mount Srd is one of the best things to do in Dubrovnik. Whether you fancy the hike, would like to see the view from the cable car or need to get a taxi up, this place is for you. Here you will find everything you need to know about Mount Srd.
In terms of size, Mount Srd stands tall at 412 metres and sits on the edge of the Dinaric Alps. At the top you are rewarded with breath taking views overlooking the Old Town and the summit is home to the Panorama Restaurant & Bar, the Homeland War Museum and a really big cross.
Srd is definitely the best place to watch the sunset.
Mljet is the first larger island one come upon while sailing the Croatian Adriatic from the direction from south to north. It is Croatia's greenest island with its Mediterranean vegetation, clear and clean sea, gentle sandy shoreline and a wealth of underwater sea life. The island is conisdered to be one of the most beautiful of the Croatian islands too.
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Mljet þjóðgarður
Mljet is the first larger island one come upon while sailing the Croatian Adriatic from the direction from south to north. It is Croatia's greenest island with its Mediterranean vegetation, clear and clean sea, gentle sandy shoreline and a wealth of underwater sea life. The island is conisdered to be one of the most beautiful of the Croatian islands too.
Sprawling over 355 sq km, the Peljesac Peninsula is the largest peninsula in Dalmatia. Relatively underpopulated, the peninsula faces popular Korcula Island. Its high peaks protect Korcula and the southeastern coast of the peninsula from rough northerly winds. The dry terrain is covered with macchia in the north and dotted with vineyards, olive orchards and fruit trees in the south.
The Peljesac peninsula makes a good day trip from Dubrovnik if you have a car. If not, you can book a tour of the Peljesac Peninsula that includes wine tasting.
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Pelješac
Sprawling over 355 sq km, the Peljesac Peninsula is the largest peninsula in Dalmatia. Relatively underpopulated, the peninsula faces popular Korcula Island. Its high peaks protect Korcula and the southeastern coast of the peninsula from rough northerly winds. The dry terrain is covered with macchia in the north and dotted with vineyards, olive orchards and fruit trees in the south.
The Peljesac peninsula makes a good day trip from Dubrovnik if you have a car. If not, you can book a tour of the Peljesac Peninsula that includes wine tasting.
Climb the grand baroque staircase and pass the Jesuit church, cross Gundulić Square, and follow the COLD DRINKS WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW signs. Then, yes, walk through the walls. Buža translates to “a hole-in-the-wall,” and a hole-in-the-wall it is, one that leads to a cliffside ledge with a bar on it. From the moment you order a cool beverage off a simple menu, you begin to unwind. The backdrop to your drink is stunning: a sky-high stone parapet on one side and nothing but the blue sea between you and the horizon. This is the ideal spot for swooning over Adriatic sunsets.
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Buža Bar
9 Crijevićeva ul.Climb the grand baroque staircase and pass the Jesuit church, cross Gundulić Square, and follow the COLD DRINKS WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW signs. Then, yes, walk through the walls. Buža translates to “a hole-in-the-wall,” and a hole-in-the-wall it is, one that leads to a cliffside ledge with a bar on it. From the moment you order a cool beverage off a simple menu, you begin to unwind. The backdrop to your drink is stunning: a sky-high stone parapet on one side and nothing but the blue sea between you and the horizon. This is the ideal spot for swooning over Adriatic sunsets.
Jutting out into the Adriatic Sea with a backdrop of rugged limestone mountains, Dubrovnik Old Town is known as one of the world’s finest and most perfectly preserved medieval cities in the world. For centuries, Dubrovnik rivalled Venice as a trading port, with its huge sturdy stone walls, built between the 11th and 17th centuries, affording protection to this former city-state. Today, these walls still enclose Dubrovnik’s historic centre and it is possible to walk along them to enjoy the best views of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ and the surrounding lush green islands. Dubrovnik’s Baroque churches, monasteries and palaces; its Renaissance fountains and facades, are all intertwined with gleaming wide marble-paved squares, steep cobbled streets and houses, all of which have also remained unchanged for centuries.
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Old Town
Jutting out into the Adriatic Sea with a backdrop of rugged limestone mountains, Dubrovnik Old Town is known as one of the world’s finest and most perfectly preserved medieval cities in the world. For centuries, Dubrovnik rivalled Venice as a trading port, with its huge sturdy stone walls, built between the 11th and 17th centuries, affording protection to this former city-state. Today, these walls still enclose Dubrovnik’s historic centre and it is possible to walk along them to enjoy the best views of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ and the surrounding lush green islands. Dubrovnik’s Baroque churches, monasteries and palaces; its Renaissance fountains and facades, are all intertwined with gleaming wide marble-paved squares, steep cobbled streets and houses, all of which have also remained unchanged for centuries.
Dubrovnik Kayaking Tours will show you the city from a completely different perspective. Escape the city crowds and jump in this unforgettable sea adventure.
Paddling around the Dubrovnik City Walls while taking pictures of the incredible landscape that Dubrovnik has to offer. While exploring the stunning caves around Island Lokrum and swimming in the Adriatic sea, you will create wonderful stories to tell your friends back home.
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Sea Kayaking Dubrovnik
1 KolorinaDubrovnik Kayaking Tours will show you the city from a completely different perspective. Escape the city crowds and jump in this unforgettable sea adventure.
Paddling around the Dubrovnik City Walls while taking pictures of the incredible landscape that Dubrovnik has to offer. While exploring the stunning caves around Island Lokrum and swimming in the Adriatic sea, you will create wonderful stories to tell your friends back home.
Dubrovnik Buggy Safari is the ultimate fun activity for people of all ages. Program lasts about one hour and you get to drive off-road, see ex mine fields and sights from the recent war, fortresses, animals, woods, dramatic sights and amazing 360°view of the whole Dubrovnik area, islands and mountains behind the hill.
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Buggy Safari
24 Lučarica ul.Dubrovnik Buggy Safari is the ultimate fun activity for people of all ages. Program lasts about one hour and you get to drive off-road, see ex mine fields and sights from the recent war, fortresses, animals, woods, dramatic sights and amazing 360°view of the whole Dubrovnik area, islands and mountains behind the hill.
Gradac is the largest and most famous park in Dubrovnik, located on the top of the cliffs above the Danče beach in the Pile-Kono district, just a short walk from the Old Town. The park was established in 1898 as a vast (1.7 ha) tranquil zone for people to come and enjoy beautiful nature in a close proximity to the urban setting. Overgrown with pine forest and dotted with numerous wooden benches set in the shade, this is a popular recreation space much loved by locals and tourists alike.
At the entrance there is a small pond with some goldfish slowly swimming around. From here one can also enjoy an excellent view over the Lovrijenac Fortress, the Pile and the roofs of the Old Town, while the other areas in the park afford a similarly picturesque view of the monastery, Danče beach and the open sea.
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Gradac Park
Ulica don Frana BulićaGradac is the largest and most famous park in Dubrovnik, located on the top of the cliffs above the Danče beach in the Pile-Kono district, just a short walk from the Old Town. The park was established in 1898 as a vast (1.7 ha) tranquil zone for people to come and enjoy beautiful nature in a close proximity to the urban setting. Overgrown with pine forest and dotted with numerous wooden benches set in the shade, this is a popular recreation space much loved by locals and tourists alike.
At the entrance there is a small pond with some goldfish slowly swimming around. From here one can also enjoy an excellent view over the Lovrijenac Fortress, the Pile and the roofs of the Old Town, while the other areas in the park afford a similarly picturesque view of the monastery, Danče beach and the open sea.
The sea aquarium is situated within the walls of the medieval fortress of St. John.
After passing through the stupendous atrium, one enters the fascinating world of silence and tranquil atmosphere.
Dubrovnik Aquarium
Diverse and affluent Adriatic Sea flora and fauna can be discerned in 31 aquarium tanks. Fresh sea water runs continuously into the tanks of 115 m3, which can be, if necessary, exchanged by the system of 4 high-pressure pumps, 200 L pressing power per second and 150 m3 of gravitational tank capacity. In the first out of 3 big tanks, all dug in the stone-paved floor, you will be welcomed by the domesticated grouper. In the next tank, there are elegant amberjacks, never tired of circling around, while the Loggerhead turtle is in the third and the biggest tank.
You will meet conger eel, denizen of cracks in the submerged rocks, as well as the abundance of other fish.
Entering the following premises there are the tanks built in canon niches to the right, and the line of wall tanks to the left. Visitors can observe interesting world of the fish and invertebrates that are hiding in the surrounding rocks and plants using mimicry, hardly visible to unaccustomed eye.
There is the poulp which continuously guards the territory, as well as the logo of the Dubrovnik sea aquarium, the sea horse, swimming slowly or with the "tail" attached to the sea bottom. This is an opportunity to see dentex, gilthead sea bream, seabass, common sea bream, brown wrasse, green wrasse, eel, mullets, dangerous snakelike moray, peaceful scorpion fish, spiny lobsters, and trigger fish up to recently very rare in the Adriatic.
In the smaller tanks or on the pebble of bigger tanks the visitors can find strangely shaped sea sponges of various colors, sea anemones shaped as blossoming chrysanthemums, corals in the shape of bushes or live rocks, cerianthus and tall spirographis that grow upright like miniature palm trees. There are many other animals like starfish, sea urchins, sea cucumber, conches, shells, crabs, and cray fish.
An exceptional curiosity is Bonellia viridis, hiding the body in stone cracks while searching the habitat with the long green feeler. There are floral sea bushes as well, providing the shelter with their long leaves to numerous small fish and invertebrates.
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Dubrovnik Sea Aquarium
12 Ul. kneza Damjana JudeThe sea aquarium is situated within the walls of the medieval fortress of St. John.
After passing through the stupendous atrium, one enters the fascinating world of silence and tranquil atmosphere.
Dubrovnik Aquarium
Diverse and affluent Adriatic Sea flora and fauna can be discerned in 31 aquarium tanks. Fresh sea water runs continuously into the tanks of 115 m3, which can be, if necessary, exchanged by the system of 4 high-pressure pumps, 200 L pressing power per second and 150 m3 of gravitational tank capacity. In the first out of 3 big tanks, all dug in the stone-paved floor, you will be welcomed by the domesticated grouper. In the next tank, there are elegant amberjacks, never tired of circling around, while the Loggerhead turtle is in the third and the biggest tank.
You will meet conger eel, denizen of cracks in the submerged rocks, as well as the abundance of other fish.
Entering the following premises there are the tanks built in canon niches to the right, and the line of wall tanks to the left. Visitors can observe interesting world of the fish and invertebrates that are hiding in the surrounding rocks and plants using mimicry, hardly visible to unaccustomed eye.
There is the poulp which continuously guards the territory, as well as the logo of the Dubrovnik sea aquarium, the sea horse, swimming slowly or with the "tail" attached to the sea bottom. This is an opportunity to see dentex, gilthead sea bream, seabass, common sea bream, brown wrasse, green wrasse, eel, mullets, dangerous snakelike moray, peaceful scorpion fish, spiny lobsters, and trigger fish up to recently very rare in the Adriatic.
In the smaller tanks or on the pebble of bigger tanks the visitors can find strangely shaped sea sponges of various colors, sea anemones shaped as blossoming chrysanthemums, corals in the shape of bushes or live rocks, cerianthus and tall spirographis that grow upright like miniature palm trees. There are many other animals like starfish, sea urchins, sea cucumber, conches, shells, crabs, and cray fish.
An exceptional curiosity is Bonellia viridis, hiding the body in stone cracks while searching the habitat with the long green feeler. There are floral sea bushes as well, providing the shelter with their long leaves to numerous small fish and invertebrates.
No visit to Dubrovnik is complete without a walk around the spectacular city walls that encircle its historic core. They're among the finest in the world and are the city's defining feature. From the top, the view over the old town and the shimmering Adriatic is sublime. From the sea, the juxtaposition of pinkish-grey stone and azure waters is mesmerizing, while from above the tight maze of church steeples and terracotta roofs is the setting for a fairy tale – or, at the very least, some Game of Thrones episodes.
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Veggir Dubrovnik
No visit to Dubrovnik is complete without a walk around the spectacular city walls that encircle its historic core. They're among the finest in the world and are the city's defining feature. From the top, the view over the old town and the shimmering Adriatic is sublime. From the sea, the juxtaposition of pinkish-grey stone and azure waters is mesmerizing, while from above the tight maze of church steeples and terracotta roofs is the setting for a fairy tale – or, at the very least, some Game of Thrones episodes.
Gorgeous whatever the season, this leafy garden, 14km northwest of Dubrovnik, is the oldest of its kind in Croatia. It was during the Renaissance that Dubrovnik’s noblesse started to pay extra attention to their gardens. Ivan Gučetić started the trend at his Trsteno estate in 1494, and his descendants maintained the garden throughout the centuries. The land was eventually taken over by the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences & Arts, which turned it into a public arboretum.
The garden has a Renaissance layout, with a set of geometric shapes formed with plants such as lavender, rosemary, fuchsia and bougainvillea, while citrus trees perfume the air. It's set around a stone villa (built around 1500), with a cliff-edge pavilion in front and a chapel behind. There’s also a small hedge maze, a fine palm collection (including Chinese windmill palms) and a gorgeous pond overlooked by a statue of Neptune and filled with white waterlilies and dozens of bullfrogs and goldfish. It’s only partially landscaped, though – quite a bit of it is wonderfully wild.
Don’t miss the two giant plane trees at the entrance to Trsteno village – each is more than 500 years old and around 50m high. They're among the largest of their kind in Europe.
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Trsteno
20 PotokGorgeous whatever the season, this leafy garden, 14km northwest of Dubrovnik, is the oldest of its kind in Croatia. It was during the Renaissance that Dubrovnik’s noblesse started to pay extra attention to their gardens. Ivan Gučetić started the trend at his Trsteno estate in 1494, and his descendants maintained the garden throughout the centuries. The land was eventually taken over by the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences & Arts, which turned it into a public arboretum.
The garden has a Renaissance layout, with a set of geometric shapes formed with plants such as lavender, rosemary, fuchsia and bougainvillea, while citrus trees perfume the air. It's set around a stone villa (built around 1500), with a cliff-edge pavilion in front and a chapel behind. There’s also a small hedge maze, a fine palm collection (including Chinese windmill palms) and a gorgeous pond overlooked by a statue of Neptune and filled with white waterlilies and dozens of bullfrogs and goldfish. It’s only partially landscaped, though – quite a bit of it is wonderfully wild.
Don’t miss the two giant plane trees at the entrance to Trsteno village – each is more than 500 years old and around 50m high. They're among the largest of their kind in Europe.
Beach
Wonderful walking area in Dubrovnik, Lapad district. You can also walk here from the Babin Kuk area. A favorite vacation spot for the locals themselves. A lot, well, a lot of small children, as there are children's playgrounds. First comes the zone with cafes, restaurants, pizzerias and hotels. It ends with a large wide beach in the bay. From the beach you can walk even further, but along a narrower path. Nice view of the sea and bay. There are benches where you can sit down. You can ride a bike and scooter, as there are no steps. We recommend everyone who rests in Dubrovnik to visit this area.
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Uvala Lapad strönd
5 Masarykov putWonderful walking area in Dubrovnik, Lapad district. You can also walk here from the Babin Kuk area. A favorite vacation spot for the locals themselves. A lot, well, a lot of small children, as there are children's playgrounds. First comes the zone with cafes, restaurants, pizzerias and hotels. It ends with a large wide beach in the bay. From the beach you can walk even further, but along a narrower path. Nice view of the sea and bay. There are benches where you can sit down. You can ride a bike and scooter, as there are no steps. We recommend everyone who rests in Dubrovnik to visit this area.
The crowds inside the walls of Dubrovnik can get quite tiring at times. That’s why Coral Beach Club is perfect for you if you want to relax and take a break from the busy streets of Dubrovniks’ Old Town. Coral Beach Club is the place where you can have a relaxing cocktail by the sea, enjoy delicious food or even dance the night away at.
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Coral Beach Club
30 Ul. Ivana pl. ZajcaThe crowds inside the walls of Dubrovnik can get quite tiring at times. That’s why Coral Beach Club is perfect for you if you want to relax and take a break from the busy streets of Dubrovniks’ Old Town. Coral Beach Club is the place where you can have a relaxing cocktail by the sea, enjoy delicious food or even dance the night away at.
Leisurely heaven, a perfect spot to treat yourself.
Occupying a lovely beach side location, guests travel by land and sea to get to Banje – there’s even a private pier to anchor your dingy, boat or yacht.
During the day, this is a superb, seafood-orientated restaurant with a decent repertoire of Dalmatian and Mediterranean dishes. Ingredients are supplied from local producers and fish markets, and they take pride in their carefully curated wine-list.
By night, Banje Beach transforms into a beach side nightclub as a perfect spot to dance the night away...
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Banje Beach Restaurant and Night Club
10/B Ul. Frana SupilaLeisurely heaven, a perfect spot to treat yourself.
Occupying a lovely beach side location, guests travel by land and sea to get to Banje – there’s even a private pier to anchor your dingy, boat or yacht.
During the day, this is a superb, seafood-orientated restaurant with a decent repertoire of Dalmatian and Mediterranean dishes. Ingredients are supplied from local producers and fish markets, and they take pride in their carefully curated wine-list.
By night, Banje Beach transforms into a beach side nightclub as a perfect spot to dance the night away...
Sveti Jakov Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Dubrovnik is located in the eastern part of Dubrovnik Town in the tiny bay offering a distant look to the Lokrum and Old Town.
It is situated about a mile away from the Old Town so you can reach it either by foot or by bus no 5 or 8. If you take the bus wait until the last stop where you get off the bus as the beach is just a few hundred meters away, down the hill.
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Sveti Jakov
45 Ul. Vlaha BukovcaSveti Jakov Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Dubrovnik is located in the eastern part of Dubrovnik Town in the tiny bay offering a distant look to the Lokrum and Old Town.
It is situated about a mile away from the Old Town so you can reach it either by foot or by bus no 5 or 8. If you take the bus wait until the last stop where you get off the bus as the beach is just a few hundred meters away, down the hill.
Copacabana beach which is located in Babin Kuk, is among the most popular beaches in Dubrovnik. This is a nice pebbly beach in a sheltered bay ideal for families with small children. There is a bar on the beach where you can have a refreshment or even have a snack. You can rent deck chairs and sun umbrellas on the beach.
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Copacabana Beach (Dubrovnik)
Ulica Ivana pl. ZajcaCopacabana beach which is located in Babin Kuk, is among the most popular beaches in Dubrovnik. This is a nice pebbly beach in a sheltered bay ideal for families with small children. There is a bar on the beach where you can have a refreshment or even have a snack. You can rent deck chairs and sun umbrellas on the beach.
Prapratno beach is located in a bay, which hold the locality, a popular auto-camp and a ferry port, as well. It is situated on the south side of the Peljesac peninsula, 6 km from the historical town of Ston. There is an organized parking lot near the beach where you need to pay the daily ticket for your car. There are fruit, vegetable, olive oil and wine stands next to the parking lot.
Papratno beach is a sandy beach, long and shallow, ideal for families with small children or non-swimmers. You can touch the sandy bottom even 100 m from the shore.
The beach faces old pine trees and olives which offer shade during hot summer days. There is an auto-camp near the beach in which you can find numerous restaurants, cafes and shops. Visit some of the restaurants and enjoy the specialties of this region. Sports enthusiasts can practice beach volleyball, basketball, pedal boats and numerous other activities on the Prapratno beach.
beach Prapratno
Prapratno beach is located in a bay, which hold the locality, a popular auto-camp and a ferry port, as well. It is situated on the south side of the Peljesac peninsula, 6 km from the historical town of Ston. There is an organized parking lot near the beach where you need to pay the daily ticket for your car. There are fruit, vegetable, olive oil and wine stands next to the parking lot.
Papratno beach is a sandy beach, long and shallow, ideal for families with small children or non-swimmers. You can touch the sandy bottom even 100 m from the shore.
The beach faces old pine trees and olives which offer shade during hot summer days. There is an auto-camp near the beach in which you can find numerous restaurants, cafes and shops. Visit some of the restaurants and enjoy the specialties of this region. Sports enthusiasts can practice beach volleyball, basketball, pedal boats and numerous other activities on the Prapratno beach.
Night club
Culture Club Revelin is situated at the Revelin fortress in the old town, and is a unique place in which the past and the present converge. With the impressive view of the entire city and the carefully chosen programme, Revelin has quickly became the central place of night life in, not only Dubrovnik, but the entire Dalmatia.
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Culture club Revelin
3 Ul. Svetog DominikaCulture Club Revelin is situated at the Revelin fortress in the old town, and is a unique place in which the past and the present converge. With the impressive view of the entire city and the carefully chosen programme, Revelin has quickly became the central place of night life in, not only Dubrovnik, but the entire Dalmatia.
A hole in the wall by the Sea. A wine and charcuterie lovers dream. The local favourite. A famous beach club. A top 100 House club. A hidden Gem and a Cave with more.
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Cave bar More
13 Šetalište Nika i Meda PucićaA hole in the wall by the Sea. A wine and charcuterie lovers dream. The local favourite. A famous beach club. A top 100 House club. A hidden Gem and a Cave with more.
Conveniently located in the heart of the Old City, right next to the St. Blaise church, this is a great spot for drinking some superb wine. This chic and trendy wine bar at night, also offers a breakfast and brunch menu for the early birds to enjoy the sights and sounds of the most popular street, Stradun, by day.
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La Bodega Dubrovnik
1 Lučarica ul.Conveniently located in the heart of the Old City, right next to the St. Blaise church, this is a great spot for drinking some superb wine. This chic and trendy wine bar at night, also offers a breakfast and brunch menu for the early birds to enjoy the sights and sounds of the most popular street, Stradun, by day.
Fratellos Prosecco Bar is the first prosecco bar in Dubrovnik. The concept of the bar is to combine the unique location of the bar with the unique food, drinks and music experience Fratellos is a whole day experience. Wide variety of breakfast options, drinks, wines, proseccos and cocktails are served all day.
Evenings are usually reserved for shows, live music performances, dancers or events.
The best is yet to come!
Fratellos Prosecco Bar Dubrovnik
Fratellos Prosecco Bar is the first prosecco bar in Dubrovnik. The concept of the bar is to combine the unique location of the bar with the unique food, drinks and music experience Fratellos is a whole day experience. Wide variety of breakfast options, drinks, wines, proseccos and cocktails are served all day.
Evenings are usually reserved for shows, live music performances, dancers or events.
The best is yet to come!
Food scene
If you want to move away from the crowded streets and you are looking for a restaurant where you will be able to relax...
...we suggest restaurant Orsan, an oasis of peace and good mood where you will enjoy home-made food and good wine. The restaurant is located in Lapad, just by the sea, with a beautiful view of boats and yachts, in the shade of pine-trees.
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Yacht Club Orsan
4 Ul. Ivana pl. Zajca
If you want to move away from the crowded streets and you are looking for a restaurant where you will be able to relax...
...we suggest restaurant Orsan, an oasis of peace and good mood where you will enjoy home-made food and good wine. The restaurant is located in Lapad, just by the sea, with a beautiful view of boats and yachts, in the shade of pine-trees.
When the Dubrovnik cable car takes you to reach the celebrated hill of Srđ, the place where you are going to stop will surely be the Panorama Restaurant & Bar. Right next to the cable car station, at an altitude that offers a spectacular view of the Old City,
but also a wider area of amazingly beautiful landscapes, the island of Lokrum, the bay of Lapad and the Elaphite Islands, there is a restaurant that, because of this amazing environment, can be called restaurant with unique panoramic views of the Adriatic riviera.
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Restaurant Panorama
3 Srđ ul.When the Dubrovnik cable car takes you to reach the celebrated hill of Srđ, the place where you are going to stop will surely be the Panorama Restaurant & Bar. Right next to the cable car station, at an altitude that offers a spectacular view of the Old City,
but also a wider area of amazingly beautiful landscapes, the island of Lokrum, the bay of Lapad and the Elaphite Islands, there is a restaurant that, because of this amazing environment, can be called restaurant with unique panoramic views of the Adriatic riviera.
Nestled in a patch of forest on the Srđ hill plateau, this rustic tavern offers a refreshing change from the old town’s neatly set terraces and polished stone piazzas. The dishes here are simple and mainly grilled, but if you call in advance, you can pre-order the traditional peka – lamb, veal or octopus prepared under a domed baking lid.
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Konoba Dubrava
BosankaNestled in a patch of forest on the Srđ hill plateau, this rustic tavern offers a refreshing change from the old town’s neatly set terraces and polished stone piazzas. The dishes here are simple and mainly grilled, but if you call in advance, you can pre-order the traditional peka – lamb, veal or octopus prepared under a domed baking lid.
Located on a quiet little square slightly further away from all the fuss of the main streets in the Old City, near the famous Jesuit church, restaurant Kopun provides a delightful setting to enjoy great food and refreshing drinks.
As they nurture a hearty and healthy cuisine made with good quality, fresh ingredients, they put a lot of effort into bringing back some of the old Croatian recipes handed down through the centuries. Although the emphasis of their menu is based on typical the local Dubrovnik recipes, their presentation of national Croatian dishes in which they successfully show off rich traditional scents and flavours of Croatian cooking, is praise worthy.
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Restaurant Kopun
7 Poljana Ruđera BoškovićaLocated on a quiet little square slightly further away from all the fuss of the main streets in the Old City, near the famous Jesuit church, restaurant Kopun provides a delightful setting to enjoy great food and refreshing drinks.
As they nurture a hearty and healthy cuisine made with good quality, fresh ingredients, they put a lot of effort into bringing back some of the old Croatian recipes handed down through the centuries. Although the emphasis of their menu is based on typical the local Dubrovnik recipes, their presentation of national Croatian dishes in which they successfully show off rich traditional scents and flavours of Croatian cooking, is praise worthy.
This long-standing, family-owned fish and seafood restaurant in the heart of the old town has a loyal local following and attracts many well-heeled tourists too. Those in the know head to the lovely hidden roof terrace to enjoy the carefully prepared seasonal Mediterranean dishes; go for the catch of the day.
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Fish restaurant Proto
1 Široka ul.This long-standing, family-owned fish and seafood restaurant in the heart of the old town has a loyal local following and attracts many well-heeled tourists too. Those in the know head to the lovely hidden roof terrace to enjoy the carefully prepared seasonal Mediterranean dishes; go for the catch of the day.
This iconic restaurant in the Old Town of Dubrovnik stands out, even against the backdrop of lively Gundulić Square and its innumerable pigeons. From the blue-and-white-striped chairs on the outdoor terrace to the fresh seafood coming out of the kitchen, everything about Kamenice delights. As such, the affordable spot has earned a devoted local following. Settle in for dishes like mussels buzara, black risotto, fried small fish, and just-caught calamari. If you’re a fan of oysters, you’ll also want to order the succulent ones on offer here—sourced from nearby Ston Bay, they’re so fresh you can still taste the clean, salty Adriatic with each slurp.
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Kamenice
8 Gundulićeva poljanaThis iconic restaurant in the Old Town of Dubrovnik stands out, even against the backdrop of lively Gundulić Square and its innumerable pigeons. From the blue-and-white-striped chairs on the outdoor terrace to the fresh seafood coming out of the kitchen, everything about Kamenice delights. As such, the affordable spot has earned a devoted local following. Settle in for dishes like mussels buzara, black risotto, fried small fish, and just-caught calamari. If you’re a fan of oysters, you’ll also want to order the succulent ones on offer here—sourced from nearby Ston Bay, they’re so fresh you can still taste the clean, salty Adriatic with each slurp.
Restaurant Lokanda Peskarija is a fish restaurant in the old port of Dubrovnik. It refers to the tradition of the tavern, so the interior is rustic. The terrace is located in the lively harbor. The menu is simple, mostly traditional fish and seafood dishes.
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Lokanda Peskarija
Restaurant Lokanda Peskarija is a fish restaurant in the old port of Dubrovnik. It refers to the tradition of the tavern, so the interior is rustic. The terrace is located in the lively harbor. The menu is simple, mostly traditional fish and seafood dishes.
A magical setting, Michelin star, starting with the entrance through Dubrovnik’s imposing city walls. From here, you’re welcomed with real professionalism and then accompanied – if the weather allows – to the terrace, where the name of the restaurant suddenly becomes clear – the view from here extends for 360°, taking in the rooftops of this exquisite town, the tourist port and offering glimpses of the coast. The perfect choice for an enchanting, possibly romantic and certainly gourmet, evening
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Restaurant 360
bb Ul. Svetog DominikaA magical setting, Michelin star, starting with the entrance through Dubrovnik’s imposing city walls. From here, you’re welcomed with real professionalism and then accompanied – if the weather allows – to the terrace, where the name of the restaurant suddenly becomes clear – the view from here extends for 360°, taking in the rooftops of this exquisite town, the tourist port and offering glimpses of the coast. The perfect choice for an enchanting, possibly romantic and certainly gourmet, evening
A cozy restaurant featuring the finest and freshest flavors made from ingredients from local producers. Place where locals go.
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Pantarul
1 Ul. kralja TomislavaA cozy restaurant featuring the finest and freshest flavors made from ingredients from local producers. Place where locals go.
Put on your glad rags and head to this beautifully restored former maritime school with its marble, antiques and live piano: the place to be seen in the city. Ask for a seat on the terrace to enjoy formal dining with a delightful sea view. Cooking has a classical base but comes with contemporary twists.
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Nautika
3 Brsalje ul.Put on your glad rags and head to this beautifully restored former maritime school with its marble, antiques and live piano: the place to be seen in the city. Ask for a seat on the terrace to enjoy formal dining with a delightful sea view. Cooking has a classical base but comes with contemporary twists.
Pizzeria Tabasco is located above the Old town Dubrovnik. Just go through the Buža gate or East gate and you will be able to see it and smell it! Pizzeria Tabasco has two terraces with plenty of space under the shadow and of course, the best pizzas in Dubrovnik..
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Pizzeria Tabasco
48 Hvarska ul.Pizzeria Tabasco is located above the Old town Dubrovnik. Just go through the Buža gate or East gate and you will be able to see it and smell it! Pizzeria Tabasco has two terraces with plenty of space under the shadow and of course, the best pizzas in Dubrovnik..
Taj Mahal first started as a tiny venue in the Old City, where owners, a young married couple Edin and Edina, both from Bosnia, shared their passion for authentic Bosnian cuisine. Their romantic vision of rich Bosnian flavours seemed to be contagious because in no time Taj Mahal became a favourite place both for locals and tourists, so a few years ago Edin and Edina decided on opening a second, much bigger restaurant at the Lero Hotel. Their playful representation of Eastern European cuisine is based on fresh herbs, vegetables and meat. Of recently their ingenuity has been enhanced due to their new, much larger kitchen turning all the wonderful ideas they have into reality. Taj Mahal now stands as the Adriatic’s most genuine representation of Bosnian cuisine and lifestyle.
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Taj Mahal Old Town
2 Ul. Nikole GučetićaTaj Mahal first started as a tiny venue in the Old City, where owners, a young married couple Edin and Edina, both from Bosnia, shared their passion for authentic Bosnian cuisine. Their romantic vision of rich Bosnian flavours seemed to be contagious because in no time Taj Mahal became a favourite place both for locals and tourists, so a few years ago Edin and Edina decided on opening a second, much bigger restaurant at the Lero Hotel. Their playful representation of Eastern European cuisine is based on fresh herbs, vegetables and meat. Of recently their ingenuity has been enhanced due to their new, much larger kitchen turning all the wonderful ideas they have into reality. Taj Mahal now stands as the Adriatic’s most genuine representation of Bosnian cuisine and lifestyle.
Passing by Ancient City Walls, visit this place. Excellent burgers, tuna and fried octopus might be what you need. Try tasty ice cream and perfectly cooked che. When visiting Fast Food Republic, drink delicious beer.
Fast food Republic
4 Široka ul.Passing by Ancient City Walls, visit this place. Excellent burgers, tuna and fried octopus might be what you need. Try tasty ice cream and perfectly cooked che. When visiting Fast Food Republic, drink delicious beer.
Located at a traditional 19th century promenade, GreenGarden invites you to relax in a green oasis while enjoying the delicious dishes from menu. Every dish that comes out of kitchen will put a spell on your senses and take you away from the hustle and crowd of the city center.
GreenGarden - Food Bar Dubrovnik
22 Lapadska obalaLocated at a traditional 19th century promenade, GreenGarden invites you to relax in a green oasis while enjoying the delicious dishes from menu. Every dish that comes out of kitchen will put a spell on your senses and take you away from the hustle and crowd of the city center.
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Dubrovnik Pass
Dubrovnik Pass is a key that opens the door of the most important sights of towns of Dubrovnik and Cavtat and provides the pass holder with a number of discounts and significant money-saving, offering a variety of benefits as well as numerous surprises.
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Elaphite Islands experience w/ Peter the skipper
He knows the waves, he knows the winds, he knows the sea, he knows where’s hidden bays, he know Islands, he is Peter the skipper, the best one skipper for private speed boat tours around the sensational and magical Elaphite islands.., highly recommend!!