Dubrovnik walking tours

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Dubrovnik Landmarks Journey

13 stops

What to visit in Dubrovnik in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Dubrovnik

Pile Gate

The Pile Gate is the main entrance to the Old Town and the starting point of our Dubrovnik walking tours. Built in the 16th century, this is a popular filming location and a historic landmark of the city.

Church of St. Salvation

This small church located in the Old Town is one of the gems that you will discover with our tours and is often overlooked by visitors.

Main Street Placa

Known as "The Stradun", this is the main street of the Old Town. You might recognize it as it has been a filming location for the famous movie Star Wars Episode VIII.

Jewish Street

Also known as Ulica Zudioska, this is part of the Jewish settlement (or Jewish Ghetto) that was established in 1546. Its fascinating history is narrated by our guide.

Church of St. Blaise

This Baroque church is one of the main attractions of Dubrovnik. It is dedicated to Saint Blaise, the patron saint of the city and at the time protector of the independent Republic of Ragusa.

Old Port

The Old Port used to be the main point of entry to the city. Imagine that the first bastion that was protecting the port was built more than 500 years ago. Today serves as a point of departure for boat trips.

Rector's Palace

Built in the 15th century, this stunning palace was the seat of the rulers of Dubrovnik between the 14th and 19th centuries. In the past, it also served as the seat of the Minot Council. Discover about its history with our audio tours.

Jesuit Stairs

These are the famous Jesuit Stairs, which you might recognize as they appear in one of the most famous scenes of the TV series Game of Thrones. They are one of the most iconic locations of the city, and from the above, you can get a wonderful view of the Old Town.

Bishop's Palace

Originally erected as the residence of the Bishop of Dubrovnik, this is another important point of interest part of our tours. Its history starts in the 17th century and up until today, it has been perfectly curated.

Big Onofrio's Fountain

Another iconic spot of the city, this circular fountain, was created in 1438. It was part of a water supply system that brought water from a spring more than 10km away. Unfortunately, it was damaged in 1667 by the earthquake, so not all sculptures can be seen today.